Zoltán Kesztner

1875–1942 (age 67)

Biography

Zoltán Kesztner embraced the new age of electricity, dedicating his talents as an engineer to bringing steady light and power to homes and institutions near Makó. His careful designs supported expanding infrastructure and helped communities feel the benefits of modern science.

Colleagues admired his exacting standards and generous mentorship, and in resting there he remains a symbol of the quiet courage that builds the future.

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