Fraternity-Testvériség, 1980 (58. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1980-01-01 / 1. szám
CHARLES NAGY, JR. 1918 - 1979 Charles Nagy, Jr., was bom on August 6th, 1918 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagy, Sr., founding members of the Hungarian Reformed Church of Duquesne. Charles Nagy, Jr., too, was a lifelong member of the same church. He served his congregation in various offices, such as assistant elder, church councilman, but even beyond the call of the duties of these offices, he was an active member of his church’s different organizations. “Charlie” was always available when his church needed his help. Charles Nagy and his wife, the former Ethel Damay were married on December 8th, 1945, and spent 34 happy years in the bonds of holy matrimony. Their daughter, Charlene is married to Robert Cross, Jr., their son “Little Charlie” was always the pride and joy of his grandfather. Charlie served his country in the Army four years, four months and four days during World War II, half of this time overseas. In civilian life he was employed by US Steel, Duquesne Plant as a motor inspector engineer, for more than 43 years. Reyond and above the faithful labor in his beloved church, the Hungarian Reformed Church of Duquesne, Charlie also served in various offices of the Hungarian Reformed Church in America, Western Classis. He was elected as delegate to several conventions of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, and served on its Board as a director since 1970. On December 16th, 1979 Charles Nagy, Jr. returned his immortal soul to our Creator. Charles Nagy, Jr. may not have been one of the most widely known persons in American Hungarian Reformed history, but he was one of the most faithful and reliable laborer in our midst. Our Federation, our denomination, and our congregation, his family and his friends will sorely miss him! In the assured hope of our mutual resurrection we bid farewell: “... Till we meet at Jesus’ feet; ...” Rev. Louis Illés Mrs. Ethel Nagy and family expresses her grateful thanks for the sympathy cards and the charitable donations given in memory of Charles Nagy, Jr. FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE AND HOSPITALIZATION MAY WE BE OF SERVICE TO YOU? Dear Friend: Brochures are available to give you information about our Federation. Insurance reports rate our Federation among the best insurance companies in the United States. Our solvency ratio on December 31, 1979 was 121.15 Our Federation was founded in 1896 and was chartered in 1907 by the Congress of the United States. Our premiums are very favorable. The policyholder has not only a sound Life Insurance Certificate, but helps the Federation to perform its social and cultural services through the Bethlen Home for the orderly people, Grants for Youth Camps, Student Aid, Medical and Financial relief, etc. We are prepared to offer you, your family, relatives and friends Life Insurance, Sick Benefits, Hospitalization, Educational, Family Security Plan, Mortgage Insurance, Retirement Income at age 65, Accidental and many other insurance plans. In these changing times our qualified representatives will call on you to review your present insurance coverage and give you expert advice to obtain the best and the most desirable insurance plans for your need. Please give us the privilege to serve you by our local representatives. With greetings and Fraternally yours, ARPAD GEORGE ELMER E. VARGO President Secretary CALL OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE! Their names, addresses and telephone numbers are listed on the last page of the Fraternity. 9
