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Hildegard Esterházy Obituary
Countess Hildegard Szilvia Juliet Esterházy of New York City died on August 29, 2016 of natural causes in her Manhattan home. She was 73.
She was born on April 12, 1943 in Landschütz, Austria to Count Károly Esterházy and Hildegard Esterházy nee Petrech. Raised in Hungary and educated in Europe, she then emigrated to the United States, where she developed a successful career as a designer of textiles used in the fashion, furniture and décor industries. She additionally developed her talent as an artist, producing numerous oil paintings. Her brother, Count Charles Esterházy, predeceased her.
She is survived by her aunt, Countess Elvira Esterházy, a cousin, Alexander Evans, both of Manhattan, and a cousin, Eva Evans of Stamford, Connecticut.
A memorial service will be held on October 3, 2016 at 10:30am at the Redden Funeral Home, 325 West 14th Street (www.reddenfuneralhome.net). Contributions of flowers welcomed.
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Eilika esterhazy
August 9, 2024
auntie em, as I am dorathy in wizard of oz , she is a sister to my father kiralye frank esterhazy ,the wizard of oz. Love you, kiralyne eilika esterhazy ...
(Sabrina)347 580 9162
September 28, 2016
May the God of comfort strengthen the family during this difficult time.83:118
Neighborhood Svs.
September 27, 2016
Dearest family: Please accept my warmest condolences for your loss. Psalms 68:19 is a most comforting thought. Please do examine it.
September 27, 2016
May God's promise to Abraham of seeing his offspring filled the earth like the stars in the heavens bring peace and comfort to the family. Genesis 15:5,6. Annie C. Ga.
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