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I got a few responses to the music swap post, so I decided to set up a web music swap area on my website. I don't want it to be publicly available, so it is protected with a username and password. If you'd like to participate, send me an email and I'll tell you where the site is and how to login.
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I wanted to let all the missionaries that knew me know that I'm getting married on May 17th to Michael Reynolds. If any of you would like to receive an announcement, e-mail me back and include your address. I'd love to hear from you! My e-mail is: tighung24@yahoo.com
Hope everyone is doing well, Katrina
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I'm looking for people willing to swap music with me via the Internet, specifically newer Hungarian music. My favorite is Republic, and the most recent CD I have from them is Igen, which I think is pretty old now. If anyone would be willing to swap MP3s send me an email. Maybe if there is enough interest we can put together some sort of efficient server.
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I'm getting married at the end of May. I'd love to send invitations to those I served with but am having trouble tracking down current addresses for everyone, so send me an email with your current address. I would love to hear how everyone is doing in any case.
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We had our second baby on tues march25 2003. She is a cutie and her name will be Kaarina Joy. It sure is wierd thinking I am a father of 2, girls!!
Isten aldjon meg!
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We should get a chat scheduled so we can all talk to each other.
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Thank you to those who are organizing the reunion! I wish I could make it but I'm stuck down here in Arizona. I'm sure a lot of you will be snapping pictures so please *legy szives* submit them to the mission site if you can. If you don't have a scanner you can mail them to me and I'll scan them in for you - and return them of course. Hope you all have a great time!
Szeretettel,
Carolyn Daley
HunBud Mission Webmaster
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Hey all. I recently spoke with President and Sister John and Zellah Toth. Just an update on Pres Toth's health. He's got an infection in his left forearm that has made it swell up. He's on antibiotics, but so far no significant improvement. Also, his heart condition isn't doing super well. So PLEASE everyone, remember them in your prayers.
Also, I recently got an email from Evan Fish. I guess he's a recently returned missionary from our beloved Magyarorszag. Anyway, he said the Peterson's are coming home this summer and plan on visiting SLC. I proposed not too long ago a summer reunion involving ALL eras of the mission. What better way for us "older" missionaries to get caught up on the news of the Church in Hungary, and the younger missionaries to meet some of the first missionaries there in Hungary? I'm sort of from the middle, having served in 1995-97, so I would love to do both.
Anyway, PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR AN UPCOMING ANNOUNCEMENT. I'M LOOKING TO USE ALL OF THE PERSUASIVE POWER OF WHICH I'M CAPABLE TO GET PRESIDENTS AND SISTERS WILDE, TOTH, NEMETH, AND TOTH TO COME DOWN.
As many of you, I'm no longer in Utah, but what better excuse to go back there than to visit with some great brothers and sister with whom we all share a common bond.
PLEASE STAY TUNED...AND IF ANY OF YOU KNOW WHEN THE PETERSON'S ARE PLANNING THEIR TRIP BACK TO UTAH AFTER THEY GET HOME, LEMME KNOW!
Sok Szeretettel, Farnika
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Hey if there is anyone out there who knows President Peterson's email address could you send it to me asap. Koszonom.
Greg Nybo
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Hey guys! Its been a while. Just wanted to give my e-mail to those I served in the field with. Feel free to e-mail me. I'd love to hear from ya. cwebb@storesonline.com Hope to hear from you!
Sok szeretettel,
C. Webb
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Sziastzok mindenki!
I was just wondering if anyone might have good recipes for paprikas csirke and rakott krumpli. My family wants me to make "something Hungarian" for our extended family's Christmas dinner. Anyway, if anyone has some good recipes, please email them to me: joshjohnson80@hotmail.com
Until then,
Josh :-)
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DOES ANYONE KNOW THE MISSION HOME PHONE NUMBER? JUST LET ME KNOW IF YOU DO... THANKS
Justin
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Hello everybody, I just wanted to say that I miss so many of you. And wanted to warn you if you come to south Cali, and see a little red car cruising by you, licenceplate PUPPCI, that`s ME. he he he
By the way, I went to see I Spy, it`s not really a smart movie -pretty dumb story, but there are beautiful pictures of Hungary.
Take care, if anyone misses me, drop me a line. Love you all, Pupp Erika
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ps: please call me or email me..!
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hello woogie! when you are reading this think about a lonesome hungarian kid who always loved the jelly beans you gave him....!
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Sziasztok! There are a few relatively new movies out that have to do with Hungary.
1. "I Spy" (rated PG-13) was filmed in Budapest. I've watched some interviews with Eddie Murphy and he actually pronounces "Budapest" correctly! jo neki.
Here's the website: http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/ispy/ PG-13
2. "The Grey Zone" (rated R) My parents saw this (they aren't LDS so they are allowed to see R movies :) ) and said a lot of it is in Hungarian since the prisoners were Hungarian of course. Synopsis - "This is the story of the Sonderkommando – “special squads” of Jewish prisoners forced to help Nazis execute their people, in exchange for an extension on their own lives. While carrying out their grisly duties, a team at Auschwitz organizes an armed revolt, but a teenage girl who survived a gassing puts them into a moral quandary"
Visit the movie website at: http://www.thegreyzonethefilm.com/
3. "American Rhapsody" (PG-13) actually came about about a year ago so you should be able to find it on video. I loved this movie! 75% of it is in Hungarian and it's based on a true story. Read Roger Ebert's praise/review at: http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/ebert_reviews/2001/08/082401.html
Visit the movie website at: http://www.paramountclassics.com/rhapsody/
Sok sok szeretettel,
Carolyn
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I agree with Jeff Butler's message. I think we ought to do something. I organized about some during 97-2000, but since then I've graduated from the Y and am now living in Oregon going to law school. I still have a lot of contact info for Presidents Nemeth, Wilde, Jozsef es Janos Toth, and the missionaries who atteneded those reunoins. My proposal is something in the summer to ease the traveling for those coming from out of state. Any thoughts? Please email me: jfarnswo@law.uoregon.edu.
Also, I'd love to hear from any and all of those with whom I served.
Isten aldjon meg!
Jozsika Farnika
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hey how did the reunion go? Who was there and all. Please give a report of how it went for those of us who couldn't make it!! That would be awsome. Anybody know where craig linde is? If anybody knows, please drop me a line. Thanks for the report and help. szia, stevens
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Hello all, it has been 10 years since I attended church in Hungary and was wondering if any of you have current addresses to the branch buildings in Szombathely, Fehervar, Veszprem and Pest. I have the opportunity to go to Hungary and would like to especially see the new buildings (they are new to me, because all I saw were the artist renditions back in '93) Thanks for the help. -Hatch
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Szervusz mindenki!
My friend is looking for an address of a sister missionary from Hungary that served with her in the Marseille, France mission sometime around 1994-1995. My friend says her name is Nosek Emese, and she thinks she lives in Budapest. Anybody know Emese or her current address?
Also, I'm looking for an e-mail address for Csiszar Julia and Ivan. They are from UjPest, but last I heard they were living in Washington DC area teaching Hungarian for the State Department. Can anybody help me?
Koszi!
RDJ
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Szia mindenki!
Since I questioned lack of reunion plans I have thought about doing something about it. I need opinions and help if there is going to be a reunion for all missionaries next week. I know it is late but if there is enough support I think we could pull it off. I may be able to reserve a church building in Midvale, Ut. to hold it in. I know there is a football game that night that I would love to watch, but I would be willing to give it up to visit with Magyarok. I need answers to two questions before a reunion is official.
Is 6 or 7 better, and what would ya'll bring to help entertain and feed the groups? Please get in contact with me at taksony14@hotmail.com or jdb98@email.byu.edu. Pass the word along to other Magyar missionaries no matter when they came home. Tentatively plan for next Friday night, I will reserve the building, but I WILL NOT make solid plans if I don't hear from at LEAST 25 people saying they will be there and will help out by Tuesday Oct 1.
The ball is now in your court(s).
Jeffrey Butler
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Hi All,
I have just visited the above mentioned place with my relatives form New Zealand. It is must for everyone coming to Budapest.
Two links for sites that tell you quite a lot about what is inside:
www.terrorhaza.hu
www.houseofterror.hu
Check them out. It is a SHOCK!
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*REUNION* Szervusztok! Augusztusban elköltöztem Washington államba, azért összejövetelt nem tudok elrendezni. Ha pedig valaki (J. Butler?) el szeretne rendezni, akkor szívesen adom azokat a címeket és telefon számokat amik nekem vannak. Minden jót kivánok.
Heather Carman
email címem: zenesz@hotmail.com
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Hey all Hungarian speakers! Bear with me for a few minutes. I am appalled that there is no mission reunion planned. I am also disgusted at the lack of camradery between missionaries and members under different mission presidents. It seems that it is uncool to be proud of the people and the language that we learned and tried to learn. The reason I write this is because of my inlaws and an experience I had during the olympics.
My inlaws served in Finland and every year I hear it from them again and again of the big reunions that they have for ALL missionaries that ever went to Finland. I really get sick of them inadvertently dissing on my wife's (korea) and my missions for not holding any reunions.
The second reason is because of an experience during the olympics. I along with a couple other volunteers were invited along with a few of the athletes and trainers to a party for them. The party was thrown by a Hungarian family that lives in Sandy. They along with a good 20 other Hungarians regularly get together for a good traditional Hungarian dinner. I was amazed that there are so many Hungarians in the Salt Lake valley and surrounding areas. They are very proud of their heritage and language and they celebrate it together, including palinka, bor and sor.
I know we have our little friendships within our missions, and I know there are missionaries that we don't particularly want to see, but isn't it about time there is a reunion for all missionaries? I for one don't want fancy stuff and all, but there should be something.
If there is anyone who has any ideas and clout among the alumni ask for some help, ask for opinions, anything.
I know this message is long and boring, but I don't want to lose touch with Hungary, no matter how bad my Magyar is.
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Hey, for all of you in the Provo/Orem area, there will be a baptism of a Hungarian girl named Peto Timea, on Saturday Sept 7 at 2:00. If any of you would like to come the address is 600 N. 600 E. Provo. Also for all interested there will be a musical number in hungarian. If you would like to sing, please let me know. Thanks tonz.
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There are 3 individuals that I would like to get in touch with.
Burai Elemer, Bakonyi Margit, and Sister Ruby Galloway.
I taught and baptized Elemer and Margit and would like to know where they are. If anyone has an e-mail address for any of these individuals, it would be greatly appreciated.
Darin Porter
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I'm not sure who mentioned the movie American Rhapsody a while ago on this site, but they were correct, it is an excellent show. Its a fairly new movie with excellent actors. It was filmed largely in Hungary (Budapest). The movie is half English, half Hungarian (with English subtitles). I rented it from Blockbuster. You should all check it out! I guarantee it will bring back alot of memories and strong feelings.
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All Hungarian Speakers!!
We need YOUR help! My current district is going into week 8, when they start having the Teaching Experience. This Saturday evening (Aug. 17) will be their first one, at 7:00pm. They also have the Teaching Experience Aug. 24, 31, and Sept 7. I have 12 missionaries (6 companionships) which means I need at least 6 investigators, and it would be great to have you there. The experience starts at 7pm, and we would ask you to arrive at the 1M lobby at about 5 or 10 minutes 'til the hour, and it lasts until about 7:45 or 8pm (as with discussions in the field, the missionaries will be flexible to your schedule as to when you need to leave).
Please reply to my email (brf22@email.byu.edu) if you can help on any or all of the dates listed, or call me on my cell: 801-369-4320, or at home: 801-802-8026. Please leave a voice mail if I don't pick up.
Thanks,
Brigham Frandsen
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I am looking for an address to Furko Janos and Marti, the Branch President in Kecskemet. I had the wonderful opportunity of bringing the Gospel into their lives and need to touch base with them. If anyone knows, or at least the address to the new mission home, please let me know. Thanks.
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For all of you who served in or anywhere near Veszprém, you will want to know (and probably already do know) that Zsida Agi is coming to pick up Aggoston from his mission! She told me to post this message on this site:
If any of you would like to meet her, she will be at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on August 3rd at 9:00 a.m. Everyone be there!
I think it would be way awesome to throw a big surprise shindig for her there. She really deserves something special after all she's done for the missionaries. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know and maybe we can put something together.
Oh yeah, Iszo Mark and Nemeth Toth Zsolt are coming at the same time.
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