Resident at Masonic Village at Sewickley celebrates her Serbian heritage
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic pictured in her home on Nov 18.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic (right) and her cousin Saša Karajlovich pose for a photo by a monument to St. Sava in front of one of the largest Orthodox Cathedrals in the world in Serbia.
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Serbian Prince Alexander (center) and Princess Katherine (left) in a photo with Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic in 1989 in Detroit for the 600th Anniversary of the Battle of Kosovo.
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Philip (left) and Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic in Serbia during the 80th anniversary of Mission Halyard at a celebration in September 2024.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic points to a photo of her father in her office at Masonic Village at Sewickley.
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Some of the religious items in the home of Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic talks about her recent trip to Serbia for the 80th anniversary of Mission Halyard in Serbia in September 2024.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic shows her medal, the Despot Stefan Lazarevich award from Patriarch Porfirije of Serbia, the highest education award in Serbia, which she was presented during the 100th anniversary of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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A painting by artist and friend Zoran Andjelkovic is displayed in the home of Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic talks about her recent visit to Serbia in the library at in her home.
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The Despot Stefan Lazarevich award from Patriarch Porfirije of Serbia is the highest education award in Serbia.
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Some of the collectibles at the home of Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic shows her American/Serbian flag in her home.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic shows a piece of art she created during the 2020 pandemic from her home. It is signed by children of some of the 500 airmen who were rescued during Mission Halyard in Serbia during World War II.
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Milana “Mim” Karlo Bizic (second from right) being interviewed by Serbian television on Sept. 21.
