Parents
Hamula's father was Joseph Hamula, a son of Hungarian immigrants who grew up in a heavily Magyar speaking area of metro Cleveland, Ohio. After his service in the Navy, Joseph Hamula attended school in Southern California where he joined the LDS Church. At the urging of his stake president Howard W. Hunter, Joseph served as a missionary for the church in the Swiss–Austrian Mission of the church. After his mission Joseph Hamula married Joyce Jacobs.
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