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"Reflecting on her life, Baldryan is certain that overcoming each obstacle that came her way has made her the person she is today—a strong woman who stands on her own two feet, confident that her innate power is key to self-realization."

"My AGBU scholarship empowered me to invest in my academic interests. Now I am, quite literally, investing in Armenia."

“Now in its 26th year, this donor-supported AGBU signature program—an exclusive offering of the Western District—has helped Armenian teens navigate that rocky transition from youth to young adulthood.”

"With all the unconditional support we received, I am determined to always look at life as half full—for the sake of my children, for the sake of my homeland."

"I am a hardworking man and want to be able to provide for my wife and kids without relying on handouts. I am grateful to AGBU for helping me get back on my feet and facilitating my return to the workplace. It’s a good feeling."

"It is important to recognize the future role virtual learning will play in society and the impact that the founding fathers like Dr. Zorian played in this educational revolution."

"George and Alice (née Kalenian) Hoogasian, born in 1922 and 1924 respectively, belong to that distinguished demographic known as America's greatest generation, and Alice’s family made its mark through an Armenian food staple."

"The world has lost a great man, a great scientist, a great engineer and a great leader, but there are many alumni who will continue working for his ideals. He can rest in peace."

"Aramian’s altruistic spirit extended throughout the greater Detroit Armenian community, lending a helping hand whenever and wherever needed."

"He knew how to make the best of any situation, even if it didn’t go as expected. He was always looking for the next horizon."