Laszlo Csiszar

Csiszar family,Tegnap elhunyt édesapám. Your father taught me the love of soccer, which I still carry to this day! Your family is part of the life of our family.Loss is a known fact, not liked. but known unfortunately. We hopr you all get through this as best you are able. Love to all; the Wagners

To the Csiszar family we sorry to learn of the loss of Laszlo , Les as we called him . We knew Les for many years before he built our Wonderful Home in 1975 in Cooper Twp. Les drew up the plans and said your home will the first I build in the spring. Les and brother Mike built our home in 52 days ... with a generator. Today 47 years later or home is still as good as the day Les built it . He always used the best materials that he hand selected , Douglas Fir , Redwood and many more . What a...

Laszlo, and I call him that out of respect, because I use to call him Mr. Csiszar, but he told me, very kindly, to call him Laszlo. I first met him at Wickes Lumber when I worked there in the early 70's. He recognized me from when I was at a couple Hungarian parties with my in-laws, Pete and Arlene Rabb, out to Steve and Liz Vargo's home on 4th Str. He was always so concerned about me. Always asking how I was doing. When I would deliver items to the job sites, I noticed right away how neat...

I have so many wonderful memories of your Dad and family "It reminds me of a song"... He would sing me a Hungarian Love Song... about a lilac bush it was so beautiful the way he sang it! His undying love for your Mom was undeniable! I loved helping him with making his wine he was so proud of! Horseback riding in the Georgia Mountains was a delight with him! Loving your Dad and Mom and family since our first destined meeting during the snowstorm of 1967 when your Dad couldn´t make it home,...