“DR. JULIUS Z. NADAS “Gyula”, 101 years old, passed away Sunday, Sept. 2, 2007. Born in Hungary, attended the Kolozsvari Kollegium, graduated from the Hungarian Royal University of Political Economics, employed at Hungarian Royal Post Office Savings Bank, later became Financial Counselor at Hungary’s Ministry of Finance, emigrated to United States after WWII and worked at GE supporting his family. Beloved husband of Ibolya, father of Julius (Erika), Julie and John (Gabriella); dear grandfather of Krisztina, Gyula, Csilla, Aniko, Zsolt, Janos, Miklos, Istvan and Tas; great-grandfather of Zoltan, Sandor, Xander, Jozsef, Reka, Maddox and Draven. Dr. Nadas was the President of the Hungarian Association of Cleveland, Past Branch President of William Penn Fraternal Organization, and member of the American Nationalities Movement of Greater Cleveland. He also established the Arpad Publishing Company. The family will receive friends at BODNAR-MAHONEY FUNERAL HOME, 3929 LORAIN AVE, CLEVELAND, OHIO (216)631-3075 FRIDAY 5-8PM. Funeral Mass will be celebrated SATURDAY 12PM NOON at St. Emeric Church, 1860 W 22nd St., Cleveland. Interment West Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in his name to the Hungarian Association for student support, or to the Calvin Synod Kolozsvar School Fund, or to the Hungarian Scout Fund for the upkeep of the Nadas Kiscserkesz House in Sik Sandor Scout Park.”
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Roxane Buss
Please accept my deepest condolences. Dr. Nadas was an exceptional man and will be dearly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the Nadas family during this difficult time.
Pamela K. Wood
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss…my thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
My heart will be with you Csilla during this time!
Kenneth Campbell
Bless you all during this difficult time.
Hegedeos Kalman
Gyuszi-ba was a family friend for generations. We met up in Cleveland in 1951 as a consequence of WW-II. He and his brother Janos were the most respected members of the immigrant Hungarian community. I am proud to have had both of his sons in my scout troop; Gyuszi and Janos-one a PhD the other an MD. Panni is and was one of the most delightful people I have even known. Ibolya-neni was the most devoted wife. My condolences to the family and to all the friends who will miss him. Characteristically Gyuszi-ba excepted my congratulations for his 100 birthday as “…well I now in my second century!”