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Dalida Keuroghlian Awarded Ellis Island Medal

by Contributor
July 26, 2012
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Dalida Keuroghlian after receiving the Ellis Island Medal

GLENDALE—Community activist Dalida Keuroghlian received a very prominent and prestigious award, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor hosted by the National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations, otherwise known as NECO on May 12.

The Ellis Island Medal of Honor was presented to American citizens from across the country for their outstanding contributions to their communities, their nation and the world.

Keuroghlian has planted seeds in various projects such as political campaigns and church and cultural organizations that give back to Lebanon and America but focusing on the Armenian Diaspora here in Los Angeles and in Armenia.

There’s not a single person who knows her that does not have a story of her selflessness, kindness and generosity. She truly is one of the most intelligent, compassionate and sincere woman that you can come across. To be honored with this Medal in May was her lifetime achievement award. Her family and dear friends take pride in the legacy she has built.

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  1. Barkev Bardizbanian,M.D., (D.C.) says:
    11 years ago

    Congats Dalida.

    We are very proud of your acheivements.You definitely deserve this medal. I am sure your parents and uncles would be very proud of you as well.
    Abris Marashtsi !!

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  2. Lisa Sofian says:
    10 years ago

    Dalida Dear,
    So happy to see that your determination & hard work have led you to such an honourable recognition. You surely have climbed up the ladder over the years through your various community engagements & business achievements…. You definitely deserve this Award !!! Wishes for many more successes

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  3. Zepur Shahoian says:
    10 years ago

    Congrats Mokour!!
    We are all SO proud of you! You have done such an incredible job with your contributions. Your generosity never goes unnoticed and winning this Medal of Honor is one more proof of the amazing person that you are. You were made for this award.
    We love you!

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  4. Nada Azar says:
    10 years ago

    Dalida,
    I’ m one of the many people who know about your kindness and generosity. I’ m very proud of your achievment and i’ m blessed to have you in my life. Love you. Nada

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  5. Fatin Lahlouh says:
    10 years ago

    Dear Dalida
    Congratulations! I know how strongly you felt about these issues, and how hard you worked. 
    The amazing character, the heart that you have and sacrifices you’ve made had to pay off.
    We  congratulate you and wish you the best . 

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  6. Hanan Karabetian says:
    10 years ago

    A fine example of a women highly determined to do it all with no exceptions but yet is a lady and not every woman is born a lady. Congratulations Dalida you deserve every bit of that award.

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  7. Suzan Khatchikian says:
    10 years ago

    Dear Dalida
    I was and always be so proud of you and your achievements in life, loved your strong personality and honesty and your soft heart of loving to help people around you.You made it and worked so heard to reach your goal congratulations and we love you so much and missed you.

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