Fraternity-Testvériség, 1988 (66. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1988-10-01 / 4. szám
FRATERNITY Page 19 Micah Kovács Farmer Mark has been a placement counselor at Belmont Technical College, St. Clairsville, Ohio, since 1985. Ildikó has been a junior-high-school chemistry, biology, physics, and earth-science teacher for Ohio County Schools, Wheeling, West Virginia, since 1976. Micah's grandparents are Rev. Zoltán Kovács, Assistant to the Administrator of the Bethlen Home, and Mrs. Elizabeth Kovács. BRANCH 238—Youngstown, OH This 4th of July celebration had a very special meaning for me because as I stood there and watched the Veteran Soldiers parade around the statue of the Veteran Soldiers deceased, I knew that I and my Hungarian Reformed Federation of America had contributed and played a very important part in making this dream come true. I saw all those familiar names of men who gave up their lives to protect our country from foreign aggression. To know that they lost their lives in battle to preserve our freedom which Veterans Memorial no other country has. As the Veterans played "Taps, fired the volley of shots in the air," and saluted our flag of the United States of America, a chill filled my whole body because I could feel their presence so close even though they have been long dead. I could almost see all of them in front of me. Thanks to our loving God for our Freedom from aggression which they made possible by dying for us. May God grant them eternal peace. Margaret Dubos, Branch Manager BRANCH 245-McKeesport, PA Hope Joan & Rocky William Kelley, new members of Branch 245 BRANCH 300—Washington, D.C. Youngest Member of Branch 300, Liane Olivia Linzau- Alves, daughter of our Home Office Maintenance Contractor, Stephen BRANCH 302—New Brunswick, NJ Stefan Nyeste Receives Huguenot Award NBTS Middler, Stefan Nyeste received the annual scholarship award of the New Jersey Chapter of the Huguenot Society in April. Born in Transylvania in
