November 17, 2004. - Waldorf Astoria, NYC

AMERICAN HUNGARIAN FOUNDATION

Forty-Second Annual

GEORGE WASHINGTON AWARDS

Laureates 2004
George G. Gellert, Paul J. Kellner, Dr. Francis Robicsek

COCKTAIL PARTY

Photos: Gabriella Gyõrffy

George G. Gellert, Paul J. Kellner and Dr. Francis Robicsek
 laureates of the George Washington Awards 2004

 Dr. László Molnár, Ambassador to the U.N. and Dr. Francis Robicsek

Maria Oldal, Pierpont Morgan Library, Dr. Ilona Kovács, National
Széchenyi Library, Hungary and Agnes Niemetz, journalist

Patricia L. Fazekas, Hungarian Foundation, Museum Curator and
Imre Pakh, Member of the Board, Hungarian American Foundation

Prof. Dr. Pal Raczky, ELTE Budapest, Institute of Archaeological Sciences
 and Dr. András Márton, Director, Hungarian Cultural Center, NY

Dr. Tibor Kovács, Director, National Museum, Hungary, Dr. András Simonyi,
Dr. David Moskovits Ph.D., President of Endowment for Democracy
in Eastern Europe and Orban Ferenc, Oktatasi Miniszterium, Hungary

Rev. Árpád Drótos, Hungarian Reformed Church, NY, Laszlo Megyeri,
Amerikai Magyar Református Egylet and Zsuzsanna Süle

Rev. Albert W. Kovacs, Rev. Dr. Attila Kocsis and Rev. Aniko Kocsis

George Dozsa, Chairman of the Board of the
Hungarian Reformed Federation of America (right)

Prof. Istvan Sohar and Gyongyver Harko

Laszlo Papp, architect and G.W. laureate (1998), Vice Chairman,
American Hungarian Foundation and Prof. Molnar

Dr. Francis Robicsek with his wife and daughter

Dr. Balazs Somogyi, Drs. Olga and Geza Kaali

Katalin Pota and Adrian von Hassel, Esq.

Aniko Sarkozy, Prof. Molnar, Prof. Elizabeth Molnar Rajec and Dr. Ilona Kovács