Now that my mother is gone, there’s no one to spread news
about family and friends. My mother was the ‘grape vine’ of Armenian activities,
spreading any news from east to west, and north to south.
Jack Hachigian |
Mom’s side of the family was particularly close with the
Hachigian family – Moses, Elizabeth, and their sons Paul and Jack. The elders
all came from Musa Dagh and lived near each other in Paterson. We all attended
St. Leon Armenian Church in that same town.
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A touching item and a salute to Jack for helping preserve a heritage.