ERNEST J. PELSOZY

Dear Ernie, You can now visit with Grace, your mom, Dale, Lizzie, Jennie, Teresa, my grandpa Steve, my dad Ted whenever you desire. I do believe Judy is our oldest living relative to date. I have no knowledge of relatives in Hungary. How I wish when I was young, I´d tried to keep a journal of our grandparents and greats. I often wonder now about life in Hungary, the trip to Ellis Island, life as an immigrant on Buckeye Road, growing up on the Cleveland East 100s streets... How easy it...

Can't believe its almost 4 years since you have gone to heaven, miss picking you up and going to Joes and playing cards. I miss you Ernie tell my dad I love and miss him, hope you guys are able to bowl and play cards up there.....Lol....TILL WE MEET AGAIN

I am ever thankful for the kindness and generosity Ernie and Grace showed me as a little girl. Even more, I treasure my memory of recognizing Ernie walking down the aisle of Dad's (Ted Gulyas) service. I hope now he knows how much this meant to me.
Jean Danielson

I am sorry for your loss. My prayers are with your family. I am Olga Treers daughter-in-law. Rose Treer.

My Mom Olga Treer and Ernie were cousins and I remember he always had kind words for everyone. God Bless him and all of his family.

My deepest sympathies go out to the Pelsozy family, especially my work colleague Michael.

-Harold Kramer

My deepest sympathy for your loss, Ernie was a good friend of my dad and I became good friends with him also and had a great time playing cards with him, he was a great guy and will be deeply missed.....RIP ERNIE