Laszlo Ferencz

Laszlo was schooled as a medic in Communist Hungary and used the knowledge they gave him to fight for freedom in the Hungarian Revolution and fled to the United States in 1956. He was a Union butcher and meat inspector he also ran a gasoline station and garage in NY. Laszlo was an expert gardener and he loved to make Hungarian smoked meats. In later years, he enjoyed cooking Hungarian food and making whiskey. He was an enthusiastic supporter of conservative politics.

Laszlo was predeceased by his first wife Julie Gancs, three sons Laszlo, Gabor and Andras Ferencz and a daughter Julie Senderak.

Surviving are Laszlo's sisters Ica and Illona Ferencz of Hungary. A son Julius Ferencz of Fort Myers, Fl., Frances Ferencz of Otego, NY and a daughter Maria Ferencz Hadley of Long Valley, NJ and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

There will be no calling hours or local funeral services. The family is holding a private celebration of his life.