Sámuel Róna

1857–1910 (age 53)

Biography

Physician Sámuel Róna served his patients with steadfast care, earning respect for his compassionate approach and clinical skill. He worked to bring medical attention to families in need, embodying the healing mission of his profession.

His colleagues remembered him as a calm and knowledgeable presence, one who helped sustain public health efforts in Budapest’s Jewish quarter before his passing in 1910.

Also buried at Salgotarjani Street Jewish Cemetery

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