Tomb of a large family (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Ábel Nagy was the caretaker of the Reformed parish. His older son Károly died a hero's death in World War II. His memory is also preserved by a marble tablet placed in the Reformed church. His other son Árpád performed significant tasks in the village and in the Reformed church. He held a caretaker role in the local Reformed church, and also worked as a diocesan clerk. ; After the change of regime, he was the first freely elected mayor of the village. At this time, the birch grove next to the cemetery road and the pine trees surrounding the cemetery were planted. He was a punctual, precise man, a skilled electrician.
Inscription/symbol:
Ábel Nagy / 1893-1967 / Your beautiful life has ended / Your soul has returned to God in heaven / When I come to an end / I will return to you / Júlia Palla / 1893-1972 / ; Here sleeps his eternal dream / our unforgettable dear child / Károly Nagy / whose noble soul / at the age of 33 / was sacrificed on the altar of the homeland / was requested back by his Creator. / Alas, how early with wings folded / an angelic arm received your soul! / Oh, how many tears, sorrow, pain / are left for us in your place! / Your beautiful memory and loyalty / live in the hearts of all of us. / What you hoped for on this earth / your good Father in heaven has given you! / Mh 1945 / Father, into your hands I commit / my spirit / Luk 23.46 ; / Árpád Nagy / 1919-
Inventory number:
3082
