Birth date: Mar 27, 1935 Death date: Dec 15, 2023
In loving memory of Miklos Bozzay, born on March 27, 1935, in Korosladany, Hungary, the youngest of nine siblings. His parents were Eszter Toth and Istvan Bozzay. He lost his father when he was just one year old. His mother instil Read Obituary
Miklos Bozzay was a great father-in-law. I’ll always remember our man to man talks through the years. He was very supportive and understanding and I know he also made this impression on many people during his walk on the Earth. It will be very good to see him again someday.
Miklos was a very kind Brother in Christ to Carol and me. His life experiences taught him well to trust God through whatever he faced. His faith was anchored in his relationship with Jesus, and he ended every talk we had with him by telling us “God bless you my dear Brother” and that he loved us. We walked through some rough times, together, and strengthened each other in our walk of faith. He will be greatly missed.
SO MANY MEMORIES we've shared with this dear family! Miklos and Aranka invited us to go with them when they were visiting relatives in Hungary in 1978. (Miklos was Lenny's interpreter when he had a service in the "old" Budapest Church.) We met Miklos's mother & some of his & Aranka's families & fellow church members. We also met the Takacs grandparents. All of these dear people were very kind to us.
We extend our love and sympathy to Aranka & all the family. Our hearts are sad for your loss. We are grateful for the Faith which assures us of being with Brother Miklos in Heaven Some Great Day!
Lenny and Charlotte Meyer
Prayers are with your family. With love from Gary and Evelyn Endress (Janelle's parents)
Sending our love and sympathy. ~Dennis & Diane Rassi, Bastrop TX
We enjoyed our time in the Chicago church with Miklos and Aranka. You were so welcoming and friendly to us. We appreciated your support of the church and serving God with desire and pleasure. We got to see you in Florida too and it was a joyful reunion:). I can only imagine our heavenly reunion of Christ's family. Mickey and Rosie, we think of you too. You were in Sunday school with our boys:). May God comfort you each in your loss as only He can.
With love and prayers,
Randy and Karen Kellenberger
We too remember so many special times in Chicago and when the children returned from Europe after he married Aranka. We send our love and prayers and appreciate all that your family has done for the Chicago Brethren.. Love Greg & Carla Rassi
We send our love and prayers to Mickey and Rosie and their families. I loved learning from Miklos in Sunday School. He was also part of an elite team that served as Caretaker for the Chicago Church. His brother, Kim Steffens, Jim, Kathy, Katrina Schlatter and now our family. I remember visiting Miklos and Aranka in Rittman nursing home and treasure the time we could spend reminiscing. Miklos inspired me by his ability as an immigrant to learn a new language, overcome so many obstacles and tragedies in life, and yet Praise God for his goodness. We love and miss your family here in Chicago. Matthew & Bridget Rassi
