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    IN MEMORY OF UNGEROUHI TAKOUHI (QUEENIE) BAGIAN

    http://www.armenianweekly.com/2012/11/20/in-memory-of-ungerouhi-takouhi-queenie-bagian/
    November 20, 2012

    The Armenian Relief Society (ARS) Eastern United States Board of
    Directors wishes to extend its deepest condolences and heartfelt
    sympathy on the passing of UngerouhiTakouhi (Queenie) Bagian,
    a lifelong ARS leader, a recipient of the ARS Agnouni Award for
    outstanding service and dedication award, and a teacher, mentor,
    and role model.

    The legacy you leave us will endure for generations of Armenians and
    ARS members. Your legacy is a foundation, an inspiration. We will
    all miss you.

    Ungh. Queenie was a member of the ARS Eastern USA ~SArtemis~T Chapter
    for more than 60 years. She served on the ARS Central Executive
    Board and Regional Executive Board, and was chairwoman of the ARS
    ~SArtemis~T Chapter of Philadelphia. She was involved in every aspect
    of organizational life, from the grassroots to the podium.

    Ungh. Queenie was a true, dedicated role model for many Ungerouis
    throughout the region. In the toughest of times, she was ready to
    work with a smile~Wand never expected praise in return.

    Ungh. Queenie, and her husband, Unger Albert, spent their lives
    promoting the ARS cause. They gave their blood, sweat, and tears to
    the Armenian Relief Society. As they always said, the ~SARS is the
    organization that has distinguished itself on every continent.~T

    Ungh. Takouhi Bagian long sought to brighten the Armenian cultural,
    educational and social life in Philadelphia through selfless dedication
    to the goals of the Armenian Relief Society. In 1970, she established
    the ARS Junior Auxiliary, comprised of young university students
    who supported the ARS Summer Studies Program (currently the Youth
    Connect Program).

    She also served as a full-time volunteer Armenian school teacher
    for language, song, dance, and history, while serving as an ARS
    representative to the Armenian National Educational Council (ANEC).

    She prepared a practical Armenian lesson book for Armenian-American
    youngsters, and continued to develop her life long love of Armenian
    music and poetry. She organized, developed, and promoted theatrical
    productions, concerts, and other cultural programs.

    Both Ung. Albert and Ungh. Takouhi made countless contribution to
    the Armenian Relief Society~Rs projects and programs in the United
    States and in Armenia.

    Together, they were champion donors of the ARS Mother-Child Clinic
    in Yerevan and served as benefactors to several other charities. Ungh.

    Queenie~Rs love and attachment to the ARS was endless. Just last
    September, she sponsored the ~SArtemis~T Chapter~Rs 102nd anniversary
    celebration.

    Her tireless devotion, dedication, and lifelong efforts on behalf of
    the Armenian people will be missed.

    ~SVartzhket gadar,~T Ungerouhi. ~S Hoghe tetev ella.~T

    The legacy you leave us will endure for generations of Armenians and
    ARS members. Your legacy is a foundation, an inspiration. We will all
    miss you. May you rest well. Your beloved Armenian Relief Society will
    prosper and continue your legacy of providing humanitarian assistance
    to Armenians throughout the world.




    From: A. Papazian
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