Tótkomlósi Polgármesteri Hivatal - Tótkomlósi Polgármesteri Hivatal

First of all, I wish you a very happy New Year, all of my hospice acquaintances and unknowing! We are very fond of - with my brother, Zoltán - in Komlós, our small town where we were born - in 1949 and 1953 - our grandparents lived there since 1918 / László Gráda and my wife, a master craftsman, if I remember the first president of the hospice industry / they are buried in a Roman Catholic cemetery, which the local government and the Roman Catholic Church are delighted to be grateful and thank you for! Our mother, Rózsa Gráda, called the hospice population, which was a sign of love, worked at the Komlós Commune House at the end of the 1930s, until the end of the 40s, at the local government led by the Attorney Adamkovics. Our dad Merzsám / Monori / Antal was actively involved in Komlós' cultural, but especially sporting life, since he was an adult player at the age of 16 in the first legendary team of TTC. I remember my childhood, and even in the 1960s he was a comedian of Komlós sporting enthusiasts. Our grandparents lived in the 6th district and, unlike our today's unpersonalized world, our relationship was very good with our neighbors, with almost brothers and sisters: Süvegesékkel Id, and younger Antal Gyurka / Juraj Dolnozemsky, with Uncles with Bugyinszki, Chrappanek, Osztroluczky, She was with my dad - my partner - In 1963, we came from Komló to Hatvan, but our relationship - if rarely via Süvegesék - is active in our relationship with our beloved Komlós. And since a beautiful jewel box has been made by Komlós, we are writing to you only thanks to the wishes and wish you a successful, peaceful happy new year for our small town! Sincerely and thanks to Géza Monori and Zoltán Monori from Hatvan.

Dear Mayor! I am very happy that the city is evolving! Unfortunately, almost nothing has been renovated so far, now the bike path has been built in a year. They have been renovated the COOP store and the hops are being renovated! I'm sorry they left my hometown alone! Àsotthalom, Mórahalom are much smaller settlements but very nicely fixed by the management! I hope Tótkomlós will be such a small "jewel" city !! Congratulations to you !! Yours sincerely, Mária Keles