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Stephen John Nagy
1915 - 2006 (90 years)
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Name Stephen John Nagy Nickname Pat Born 4 Aug 1915 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States 
[1] Gender Male Died 12 Jul 2006 Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, California, USA [2] Buried 21 Jul 2006 Cedar City, Iron, Utah, USA [2] Person ID I97 Muse-Nagy Last Modified 15 Oct 2015
Father Benjámin Nagy, b. 27 Jul 1888, Nemesbikk, Borsod, Hungary , d. 25 Mar 1966, Library, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 77 years) Relationship Birth Mother Mary Bene / Bennett, b. 2 Apr 1894, Mckeesport, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States , d. 6 Apr 1972, Library, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 78 years) Relationship Birth Married 27 Nov 1912 Hazelwood, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States [3] Family ID F23 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Alberta Warmack, b. 24 Jun 1921, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States , d. Bef 2013 (Age 91 years) Married Cumberland, Allegany, Maryland, United States [3] Divorced 24 Sep 1939 [3] Children 1. Living Last Modified 4 Jun 2019 Family ID F27 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Beverly Jean Robbins, b. 7 Jul 1923, Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah, USA , d. 19 May 2017, Saratoga Springs, Utah, Utah, USA (Age 93 years) Married 12 May 1944 Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA [3] Divorced 22 Mar 1978 Tarzana, Los Angeles, California, USA [4] - Beverly initiated a divorce from Stephen more than once as evidenced by the 1975 California Divorce Index. However, the divorce was not finalized by the court until 22 Mar 1978. (Sandra is getting a copy of the 1978 papers)
Stephen Nagy and Beverly Jean Robbins remarried on 6 Aug 2002 in the Orem, Utah Courthouse. (see image of Marriage Certificate & License below)
Children 1. Living + 2. Living + 3. Living Last Modified 4 Jun 2019 Family ID F22 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Beverly initiated a divorce from Stephen more than once as evidenced by the 1975 California Divorce Index. However, the divorce was not finalized by the court until 22 Mar 1978. (Sandra is getting a copy of the 1978 papers)
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Event Map 
Born - 4 Aug 1915 - Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States 
Married - 12 May 1944 - Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA 
Divorced - 22 Mar 1978 - Tarzana, Los Angeles, California, USA 
Died - 12 Jul 2006 - Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, California, USA 
Buried - 21 Jul 2006 - Cedar City, Iron, Utah, USA 
Married - - Cumberland, Allegany, Maryland, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Photos 
Benjamin and Mary Nagy's 50th Wedding Anniversary 
Stephen Nagy Mug Shot
This was taken shortly after Stephen retired from the Los Angeles City Fire Department.
Stephen Nagy in Fireman Uniform
Pat(POP) Nagy in his Los Angeles City Fire Department uniform. He was an engineer.
Stephen Nagy at Los Angeles Fire Station 
Sleeping Quarters in the Los Angeles City Fire Station 
Stephen Nagy with Fire Engine 
Steven Nagy with Los Angeles City Fire Department 
Stephen Nagy at Fire Station No. 72
Back Row: Lloyd T. McAfee, Pat Nagy (Stephen),Vern Disney and Jake Holt
Front Row: Elmer Kephart, Roy Walters, Jerry Miller, Martin Rush and John H. Rucker (Captain)
Stephen Nagy with Cake
The note attached with this cake said,"For our old friend--Steve Nagy. Steve this is just a small token to show our appreciation for your never ending supply of "goodies". There were times that this department could not have operated without your private supply, at least 93's would not have kept in business. Hope you will find many, many things in here that you can use to keep the van afloat." Signed Charlie and All 93's
Stephen Nagy 1915-2006 
Stephen and Beverly Nagy visit to Hungary
Probably visit to Nemes, Hungary, birthplace of Benjamin Nagy by Stephen and Beverly Nagy about 1971
Stephen Nagy fireman training
Stephen Nagy wearing sunglasses – Appears to be training exercise for firemen
Stephen Nagy
Stephen Nagy is to the right of man in white shirt, full face, looking just right of camera
Stephen Nagy Fireman training 
Katharine Lacza Bennett, Mary Bennett, and Stephen Nagy
Katharine Lacza Bennett sitting, Mary Bennett, Stephen Nagy. At Helen’s in Brentwood, PA
Stephen Nagy (on right) 
Stephen Nagy (on right) 
Friends of Stephen Nagy
Unknown peers/friends of Stephen, but don’t see Stephen.
Stephen Nagy (on left)
St. Mary’s – Picture developed 9 Aug 1944
Stephen Nagy Baseball Team
Stephen Nagy in white shirt, black bag, black belt-baseball team called St. Mary’s Sluggers
Benjamin Nagy and Stephen Nagy
At Stephen's home in Tarzana, CA
Matilda Robbins with Beverly and "Pat" Nagy Family
Beverly, Joe, Matilda, Dan, and Stephen "Pat" on a Sunday ready for church.
December 8, 1970 letter from the Koleszar Family - page 1
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Košice December 8, 1970
Our dear little Pista (Stevie), little Babi, and your beloved children, we waited for your letter a very long time. We were faced with many unpleasant predicaments when we changed apartments. We sold ours and we paid for the other one. The lady took the money and gave it to her son. He then bought a motorcycle and the lady then refused to leave her home. Finally with much difficulty she finally left. We were able to move in on November 24th. The place is really nice, it has two rooms, but is rather neglected and in dire need of repair. We are working day and night to get it into order. Uncle Gyula is helping us. Soon we will forget what a big annoyance this all was for two months straight. In the tall ground floor, there are 9 stairs that lead to the apartment. In the other apartment as you have seen, there were 45 stairs that we had to go up to reach our apartment. Uncle Gyula was not at all able to make it up the stairs. In no time I would no longer be able to make it the trek up the stairs either. What’s the most important is that we are almost done with the repairs to the apartment. My hands cannot take much more because we had to repaint everything. It should all be done by the time Christmas arrives. Little Pista, you are a great person, along with Beverley. We cannot forget you guys.
December 8, 1970 letter from the Koleszar Family - page 2
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If only we could meet up again and see you guys while we are still alive, we would be able to face death a lot easier. Would that be possible? When I escorted you when you were leaving I walked back and I was crying the whole way, I was just so sad without you, I felt heartbroken. You were here for such a short amount of time, it would have been better if you would have been able to stay longer. Those couple days were not enough. Pista and Babi, write to us and tell us how the get-together with little Maris, your mother, uncle Bellus Gyula, aunt Ilon, Robert Kamank [unsure about spelling of Robert’s last name, partially illegible] and everyone. I am crying so much right now just thinking about it that I can barely see what I am writing. I would have liked to be there for the get-together. I know that your kids were very happy little Terez Deni [could be Danny spelled with Hungarian letters] and everyone, Richie too. Write and tell us if you found a relative in Nemesbük Hungary. How did you like Budapest? Sweet Pista and Babi, you can write to us in English if you want because Gyuszi Jr. is taking English lessons from the lady who teaches Peter English. They can translate it for us, since it is probably difficult for you to write in Hungarian.
December 8, 1970 letter from the Koleszar Family - page 3
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Our dear little Pista, little Babi, and your dear sweet mother Maris [short for Maria] send their Christmas wishes to their beloved children and all the relatives who live in America. May their holidays be blessed. Likewise from the bottom of our hearts we wish that the New Year will find you in the best of health.
If we receive a response to this letter, we will promptly write back. We feel great in our new place. I could even catch a bird, I am so happy here. We are so thankful to God for it. This is our new address:
Julius Kolesar
Košice
Street C’sl Armady
C’ 15/d3
C’SSR (republic of Slovakia) Europe
Uncle Gyula will write uncle Bellus Gyula a long letter. Gyuszi’s family will also send their Christmas wishes in a letter. The two boys also talk a lot about little Luci’s mother and everyone talks about you all. On Christmas celebration or Christmas Eve we will talk a lot about you. Please think about us too.
April 6, 1973 letter from Gyorfi Sr. and Jr. - one page
Address of sender:
Gyorfi Janos
Dozsa Gyorgy street 18
Nemesbikk, Hungary 3592, Europe
Our dear Uncle Pista (Steve),
We really liked the photographs and Christmas wishes you sent us. On the occasion of the upcoming Easter, we wish you and your big family much happiness for the upcoming Eastertime. Unfortunately we have many problems we are dealing with. Gyorfi Janos Sr. (July 11, 1901)* has been sick for a while. His son Gyorfi Janos Jr. (November 1, 1951)* is a soldier and my mother Nagy Anna (November 10, 1921)* is the only one able to work. In the next letter we will send family pictures. If you get a chance to come to Hungary, please come visit us. It would be nice to see you again.
In closing, we send many kisses to your whole family.
With love,
Gyorfi family, Gyorfi Sr., Gyorfi Jr., Nagy Anna
Nemesbikk April 6, 1973
*probably dates of birth
Personal Letter, translation from Hungarian to English
March 26, 1973 letter from Koleszar Sr. and Jr. - page 1
Košice March 26, 1973
Our dear little Pista (Steve), little Beverly, and your beloved family,
We received your letter and photographs. All of you look nice and beautiful. First things first, we wish the newlywed couples Dani and his wife and little Terez and her husband happy married lives together. May God bless them aIl. And that through the big and long sea of life their ship will never ever crash into a reef, but rather they should be loving and understanding toward each other. From the bottom of our heart we wish the new couples the elder and younger Kolesar family and Jucika’s parents and the Dudas family in/on the photographs I kissed all of you all over, and I just cried so much, because I would have liked to see all of you on the wedding day, but of course this was not possible. Sweet little Pista and little Beverly, the death of your mother left deep wounds in us. You loved her so much. But now that aunt Ilon wrote us and said that her husband uncle Gyula died, we all felt as if the world was collapsing around us. Who will write us such a love-filled letter now? Little Pista, you will take over for him, right? May the Lord God give your mother, our sweet little Maris and (her) brother-in-law Bellus Gyula eternal tranquility and may the earth be easy. Peace and Blessings be upon their ashes. Poor aunt Ilon, I really feel sorry for her, because it is such an ordeal when someone loses their life companion. Unfortunately, that’s the way life goes, eventually we all must die. We hope that you will send pictures of uncle Gyula’s funeral. In January and February I, uncle Gyula, and Gyuszi’s family got sick. There was some kind of fever epidemic here. Uncle Gyula is 82 years old and I am 70. Both of us got really weak, we aren’t that strong anymore. Dear little Pista and little Beverly, we know that it is big thing to come to Europe, you just had two weddings, your mother’s funeral, uncle Gyula’s funeral, this all
March 26, 1973 letter from Koleszar Sr. and Jr. - page 2
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…simply costs a lot of money to travel back and forth, but if the wounds heal, then you will return to life and we too hope that still in this life we will see each other. We send our many warm regards and kisses to sweet little Beverly’s parents, those beautiful people. Now I must ask you about in Toledo, how is Mrs. Kerekes Mihaly doing, whose maiden name is Lucza Borbala? Anyways, we wish you a Nice and Happy Easter and we wish good health to you all. Make sure to translate our good wishes to all of the relatives you come in contact with who live in America. I will write to aunt Ilon. The weather started warming up here, you are lucky that it is always warm there. Dear little Pista and Beverley, not a day passes that we don’t mention you (think about you). Our Peter has studied English for about 6 months now. Gyuszi understood and translated your letter for us, so feel free to write in English. But who will translate this long letter that I wrote for you? Please tell us who. Gyuszi and the others (family members) does not like to write. I chew them out for it, but they tell me that I should write instead of them because I am better at it. Gyuszi, Juci, Peter, and the little Gyuszi send their love to Beverly and everyone. Peter will be 14 years old on the 31st of March. They are already so tall, just like their father. We are so glad that the Vietnam War is over finally.
Many kisses and love, farewell,
Family of Koleszar Sr. and Koleszar Jr.
Bye-Bye (written phonetically with Hungarian letters how the word “bye-bye” is pronounced in English)
Personal Letter, translation from Hungarian to English (backside of letter)
October 25, 1973 letter from Mrs. Stephen B Nagy Sr. - one page
[Stamp]: 50 dollars 00 cents, 401,814,296; Foreign Money (blank); Purchaser’s Receipt; Issuing Office Tarzana, California United States Post Office; October 25, 1973
Dear Pista (Steve) and beloved family,
May the good Lord bless your whole family with the best of health. I am getting along, but it is very hard for me without my dear old husband. I always just cry, even though I know it will not bring him back. Dear Pista, the church received the money you sent. On behalf of the church, we thank you very much. It is a blessing from God that even those who are far away are able to give to the House of God. The Lord blesses those who give with a happy heart. The tower/steeple is already complete, but on the plastering on the exterior will be completed next year. That will be a new expenditure, along with the wiring of an electrical system for the bell. No one is willing to ring it by hand anymore. In closing together with the blessings of the good Lord, I wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Yours faithfully, *widowed Senior B. Nagy Istvánné (Mrs. Stephen B. Nagy Sr.)**
Nemesbikk Borsod County
I do not write so well, my hand has become weak and cumbersome.
* The four letters in the original document are not clear. They appear to be, “ö id B”. In this context ö is probably özvegy, which means widow; id is probably idős, which means Senior; and B is probably an initial for part of name.
** In Hungary women who take their husband’s name, to include their first name, and they add the suffix né to the end of his first name, to indicate that it is his spouse. They typically use this name on all official documents.
Personal Letter, translation from Hungarian to English
December 12, 1974 Letter from Julius Koleszar - page 1
Košice December 12, 1974
Dear Pista (Steve) Beverlyke (little Beverly) and your whole family, and all of the relatives who live in America. To all of you we wish from deep in our hearts a God blessed Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year. And most importantly, we wish you good health. Our dear little Pista and little Beverly, how are you doing? Have you gotten ill? I wrote to you and Bellus Ilonka during Eastertime, and I did not receive a response from anyone. I am quite worried that one of our relatives has a problem. We are not doing so well ourselves. *Uncle Julius (Gyula bácsi) is already over 83 years old and recently he has been feeling ill, he is so weak. This Autumn was so difficult with a lot of cold rain, which is certainly quite harmful for the elderly. I am already 71 years old and my hands tremble a lot. As time passes, we become very weak. Gyuszi (nickname for Gyula) and his family will be doing fine, slowly but surely. Junior, little Gyuszi, had to get an operation for appendicitis . They are already taller than their father, they are just growing so fast. Peter finished 9th grade. He just started his Freshman year in High School, he has to study a lot, 3 languages: Slovakian, Hungarian, German and they attend a seperate English class. So, how are your kids doing? Write to us about them. You can write to us in English if you want. We can’t imagine why you wouldn’t write to us. It is already cold here, it is snowing and things are frozen over. Geez, I have said this already many times, *uncle Bellus Gyula passed away. Well, we do not have anyone to write to anymore. *Aunt Ilon can write in hungarian, why doesn’t she write? We know it is hard for her to forget *Uncle Gyula, but a long period of time helps you forget everything.
* The words bácsi and néni literally mean uncle and aunt. Hungarians use those words when talking about or to any older man or woman, so it is not clear whether or not these people are literally their aunts and uncles, or just elderly friends/family members.
[In all the letters the names Gyuszi are found, that is a nickname for Gyula]
December 12, 1974 Letter from Julius Koleszar - page 2
Our dear little Pista (Steve) and little Beverly, I will now close my letter and wait for your response. Gyuszi’s family sends their regards and kisses with much love to each one of you. How is little Terez doing? Dome [not legible, could be Dani, or something else] Jozsi and everyone? Lindi? [not legible, could be some other name]
How is Barbara Kerekes in Toledo? And little Bellus Boris? Olasz [not legible] Erzsi (Nickname for Elizabeth)? Does she still live in Florida?
Fare thee well, and the Koleszar family too
Lots of love,
Julius Koleszar
C’.S. Armady Street (Ulica) c’ 15 d 43
C’SSR* Košice, Slovakia 04001, Europe
* Soviet Republic of Slovakia
[many Hungarians use suffixes –ke/ka that means little, and is used as a term of endearment. Almost all the names found in these letters have included the “little” suffix. Older women tend to refer to their younger relatives in this way]
Personal Letter, translation from Hungarian and Slovakian to English (backside of letter)
Stephen "Pat" Nagy and Alberta Warmack Nagy
Alberta is Stephen's first wife and the mother of Judith ("Judy").
The Nagy Brothers
Alexander, William, Stephen "Pat", George, Frank and an unidentified brother.
The Robbins and Nagy's
Beverly, Lester, Edna, and Stephen "Pat"
Grandmother Mary Nagy with Grandson
Beverly Robbins, Mary Bennett Nagy, Dan and Stephen "Par" Nagy
Beverly and Stephen "Pat" Nagy
Beverly, Pat and daughter
Beverly, Stephen "Pat" and an unknown young woman 
The Wedding of Joseph Nagy and Charleen
On the left are Charleen's parents; on the right are Joseph's parents, Beverly and "Pat" Nagy
Stephen "Pat" and Beverly Nagy with Sons
Left to Right: Dan, Stephen "Pat", Bev, and Joe
Stephen "Pat" and Beverly Nagy with Sons
"Pat" is holding Dan and Joe is standing in front of Bev
Dan Nagy, Stephen "Pat", and Joe L. Nagy with Roy Robbins, Grant Stoker, and Lester Robbins (Roy's father) 
Stephen "Pat" Nagy and his sons Dan and Joseph
Left to Right: Dan, Pat, and Joe
The family of Mary Bennett and Benjamin Nagy
The identified persons are Helen, Phylis Catherine, Joseph, Dan, Beverly and "Pat", George, and Alexander with Mary in the middle.
Stephen "Pat" Nagy's home
Henderson, Nevada
Stephen "Pat" Nagy's Home
Henderson, Nevada
Stephen "Pat" Nagy and his sons Joseph and Dan 
Stephen "Pat" and Beverly Robbins Nagy Family
Joseph, "Pat," Dan, Teresa, and Beverly
Stephen Nagy 25th Anniversary Dinner at 93's
Stephen Nagy with Ken Thompson, Roeder, Captain Andrews, Captain Fasmer, and Gordy Jensen
Stephen Nagy golfing 1 
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Stephen Nagy on Fire Engine 
Stephen Nagy on Fire Engine 
Stephen Nagy Retirement Party 1 
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Stephen Nagy with fireman buddies
In California fire station, Stephen Nagy went by “Pat” with his firemen buddies - Picture developed 9 Aug 1944
Stephen Nagy's 25th Anniversary at 93's
Stephen Nagy pictured with Gary Clark
Stephen Nagy's 25th Year Dinner at 93's
Stephen Nagy pictured with Captain Frank Fasmer, Captain Andrews, Gordy Jensen, Harry Jones, Clark, Ken Thompson, Bill Roeder, Fitz, Tiehenor, and Charlie Fowler
Documents 
Stephen Nagy Birth Certificate 
1920 US Federal Census for Benjamin and Mary Nagy and Andrew and Katharin Bennett.
Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania (Ward 15)
Flowers Avenue
Family #1
Andrew Bennett, 51 year old laborer in the coke ovens; born in Hungary; immigrated in 1886 and naturalized in 1890.
Catharine Bennett, 51 year old wife, born in Hungary.
Andrew Bennett Jr., 28 year old son, born in Pennsylvania;works as a machinist helper.
Joseph Bennett, 23 year old son, born in Pennsylvania; employed with hose work.
Helen Bennett, 21 year old daughter, born in Pennsylvania; employed with the railroad.
Stephen Bennett, 19 year old son, born in Pennsylvania; employed as a book keeper at a department store.
Barbara Bennett, 17 year old daughter, born in Pennsylvania.
Julius Bennett, 15 year old son, born in Pennsylvania.
George Bennett, 12 year old son, born in Pennsylvania.
Elizabeth Bennett, 12 year old daughter, born in Pennsylvania.
Family #2
Benjamin Nagy, 31 year old laborer on the Railroad; born in Hungary, immigrated in 1906.
Mary (Bennett) Nagy, 25 year old wife, born in Pennsylvania.
Alexander Bert Nagy, 6 year old son, born in Pennsylvania.
Stephen J. Nagy, 4 year old son, born in Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Julius Nagy, 2 year old son, born in Pennsylvania.
Albert Charles Nagy, 11 month old son, born in Pennsylvania.
Andrew and Katharin Bennett lived near/next door to their daughter Mary Bennett and her husband Benjamin Nagy.
Source:
1920 US Federal Census; Census Place: Pittsburgh Ward 15, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1523; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 556
1940 US Federal Census with Stephen Nagy
McKeesport, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
5 Avenue
Steve Nagy, 26 year old single man; works as a welder in the steel mill; born in Pennsylvania.
Source:
1940 US Federal Census; Census Place: McKeesport, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: m-t0627-03408; Page: 17A; Enumeration District: 2-282
Field Incident Report for Los Angeles Fire Department
Stephen Nagy was the officer in demand. On the back of the document it says,"Building under construction at 19401 Ventura Blvd. Sparks from welder working overheard ignited acetylene tank located on pick up truck owned by the Jackson Iron Works from 4839 Patata St. Cudaly Cal."
Order of the Alaska Walrus
Certificate presented to Stephen Nagy
Los Angeles City Fire Department Location of Companies April, 1968 
December 8, 1970 letter from the Koleszar Family - page 4
Now however, we say goodbye from all our heart. May our letter find all of you in the best of health. God be with you. Write us back as soon as you can. In our next letter we will send from baptism / birth certificate the exact dates and names as they are written. Our sweet Beverly you possibly [illegible] out of your pants just now? Do you remember? Did you guys make it back to California without any trouble?
Little Teri and Ricsi’s (Richie) family were waiting for you, right? Were they happy to see the babies? May God be with you, and us too. Write soon.
The Koleszar Family
Košice
Personal Letter, translation of Muse001_0020.jpeg from Hungarian to English
Stephen Nagy Retirement Yearbook
Yearbook Page signed by Charlie Lawler, Steve Ondroy, Jim Wehr, and Bob Dehner
Stephen Nagy Retirement Yearbook
Yearbook paged signed by Walt Somaduoff, Jerry Andrew, Frank Fasmer, Bob Stein, and Harry A. Jones
Stephen Nagy Retirement Yearbook Page
Yearbook Page signed by Gene Plet, Red Hays, and Carl Sotber
Stephen Nagy Retirement Yearbook Page
Yearbook page signed by Joe Corror, and Gary Clark
1975 Divorce Index record for Stephen Nagy and Beverly Robbins 
2002 Remarriage of Stephen Nagy and Beverly Robbins
6 Aug 2002, Orem, Utah Courthouse
2006 Death Certificate of Stephen Nagy 
2006 Stephen Nagy's Obituary 
Stephen Nagy Funeral Service Program
Stephen Nagy's Funeral Service Program. July 2006
Back of Stephen Nagy's Funeral Service Program
Headstones 
Stephen Nagy's Headstone 
Stephen Nagy's Headstone
Histories 
Stephen John Nagy personal history
Albums Stephen Nagy's 25th Anniversary at Fire Station 93 (9)
Held June 21st, 1972
Stephen Nagy's Retirement Yearbook (5)
Given on October 26th, 1972Stephen Nagy on Fire Engine (2) 
Stephen and Beverly Nagy 1970 trip to Europe (45) Stephen Nagy golfing (4) Stephen Nagy Retirement Party (44)
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Sources - [S1] Family Group Record, Teresa Jean Muse (Reliability: 3).
- [S2] New Family Search, Sandie.
Found on New.familysearch.org - [S1] Family Group Record, Teresa Jean Muse.
- [S3] Divorce Papers, Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, (Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles) (Reliability: 3), 27 Mar 2013.
- [S1] Family Group Record, Teresa Jean Muse (Reliability: 3).