Alexander Kestutis Kazickas

05/22/2019 - A. Kazickas Lithuanian School Ends Is Counting 13 Years

05/20/2019 - The Latest from Emergency Medicine Specialists in Lithuania

05/16/2019 - KFF Matching Grant Event at Two Lithuanian Schools

05/13/2019 - Dr. Joseph P. Kazickas' Exhibit in Taurage

05/10/2019 - YOUTH CAN Program Addresses Social Issues in Lithuania

05/07/2019 - The Latest from SPROUT Coding

05/02/2019 - Fundraiser Lunch at the New York Maironis Lithuanian School

05/01/2019 - Youth Can Students' Day with LT Military

04/22/2019 - Joseph P. Kazickas Exhibit in Siauliai

04/19/2019 - KFF Collaboration with Lithuanian Art Museum

In Memoriam

Alexander Kestutis Kazickas

Church of the Assumption, Nepal

Grave site in East Hampton, sculpture by V.Vildziunas

Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem

Joseph and Alexandra's second-born son, Alexander Kestutis Kazickas, passed away while on a trip around the world in Kathmandu, Nepal in December, 1976. He was 22 years old. He had distinguished himself as a terrific athlete in swimming and in golf. One of his swimming records as a 12 year old stood for many years. He won several country club golf championships. To never forget him, the family decided to dedicate a memorial in Kathmandu. His name is carved in gold on a beautiful wooden altar in the Catholic Church of the Assumption. Scholarships have also been created in his name for dozens of Nepali children who attend the church school.