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Olga Murray

Sausalito, California

1925 - 2024

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Olga MurrayJune 1, 1925 - February 20, 2024Olga Murray, adored founder and inspirational leader of the Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF), died peacefully in her home on February 20, 2024, at the age of 98.Olga was born in Romania in 1925 and immigrated with her family to the U.S. at the age of six....

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Olga is one of the most incredible people I've ever met in my life. She's a legend because she helped thousands of girls and women in Nepal with money, education, healthcare, scholarships, and more than I even knew about. Freeing 13000 girls from slavery and servitude in Nepal and taking on the Supreme Court of Nepal is a gargantuan task and she did it. She is an inspiration for all of us and I don't think there will ever be another person like Olga Murray, she's one in a trillion. When I...

Olga changed my life and I'm sorry to hear she passed away. Because of her asking me to teach her faculty at Nepal Youth Foundation how to take photos I had an epiphany and started volunteering worldwide. But meeting her and helping in Nepal remains one of most cherished memories. She is an incredible, generous, and kind woman. Who has helped so many people!

Olga was a true inspiration with a dynamic determination to live life to the fullest, by capturing the joy and innocence of children, that enhanced her happiness in life, while seeking to protect and grow those children's lives. She loved her home by the water in Sausalito, and regularly walked along the waterfront to keep her body and mind healthy, right to the very end. She epitomized , say Yes to life!

The light you shared to help others will illuminate those darkened spaces of injustice in our world for a very long time. Rest in peace for your work will live on and continue to make right the wrongs you tried and succeeded to change in the world.

Olga you will sorrily missed I enjoyed working with you over the years you truly are a humanitarian rest in peace you deserve it With fond regards Charlie Martin