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Page 1 "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!" (Psalm 133) As Metropolis Ecumenical Officer I traveled to Rome with an interfaith delegation of San Francisco religious and lay leaders to represent His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of San Francisco at the Vatican Consistory Ceremony on March 24 and Ceremony of the Rings on March 25, 2006. During these ceremonies, former Archbishop of San Francisco William Levada was elevated to the ranks of Cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI. As part of the mission, I delivered a Resolution from the most recent Metropolis of San Francisco Clergy-Laity Assembly congratulating and honoring Cardinal Levada on the occasion of his elevation. Last June, Levada was made Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the position that Pope Benedict XVI held prior to his election as Pontiff. While there, a strong conviction, realized through my ecumenical and interfaith involvement both as a seminarian and a priest, was confirmed: that the Orthodox Church must be present and participating in the dialogue among the faiths. Three essential reasons for our presence are these: To offer an Orthodox Christian witness, to foster a greater understanding and appreciation of one another's faiths; and, to cultivate an environment where God's will for unity might be realized. From the moment of arrival in Rome, I sensed a genuine appreciation for the presence of a representative of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco at these ceremonies. Our 1,000 years of shared history and Orthodoxy's unbroken and pure expression of the faith, made ours a welcome presence at this historic synaxis. Aside from attending the impressive liturgical rites held at the Vatican, I was thankful for the many receptions offered to break bread with my fellow pilgrims. It was at these tables that I was invited to answer questions and share the richness of the Orthodox Christian faith. Likewise, by observing practices of commonality in our two traditions, I was better able to appreciate those pearls in our own Church, which otherwise I might have taken for granted. Interestingly, our visit began with a penitential service at the 4th century Church of St. Mary Major in the heart of Rome and ended with the first mass said by the newly elevated Cardinal Levada at his titular 9th century Church of Santa Maria Dominica on the outskirts of the City. The latter was founded as a "house church" by the Archdeacon Laurence (a recognized Orthodox saint) in the mid 3rd century and was adorned with a magnificent Byzantine Icon of Christ, the Virgin and Child, and 12 Holy Apostles. Both sanctuaries were older than the schisms which divide our churches. On a lighter note, I must confess to have gained a greater appreciation for the converts of our Church who have no understanding of the Greek language, as most of the services we attended were in Latin, the only translation being in Italian. Over the years, some of the strongest friendships I've maintained have been with clergy of other faiths. Indeed, so much that we commonly experience in ministry transcends confessional boundaries. This trip was no exception, I returned having cultivated important relationships. Retiring Episcopal Bishop William Swing affirmed these sentiments in a reflection offered at the conclusion of a meal at Castle Orsini on our last night together. He cited as the reason for taking a famed pilgrimage to Constantinople, Rome and London with his fellow hierarchs of San Francisco, our late Metropolitan Anthony's inspired thought, "Let us go together to the spiritual fathers of our mother churches and tell them how much we love one another." As a result of that journey Metropolitan Anthony, Archbishop Levada and Bishop Swing returned changed men; friends, whose churches had grown closer. It was this pilgrimage that Cardinal Levada recalled with deep emotion, more than once, in our personal exchanges. A final entry in my daily journal, penned before boarding the plane to return home, reads, " Those secure in their faith can venture into such arenas without fear of losing their souls or compromising that which is most sacred....(and) In a world where fundamentalist religious extremists seem to be the chief polarizing and dividing force on our planet, isn't it comforting to know that people of many faiths are striving, each in their own way, to celebrate and bring about God's will for love, peace and harmony among people." +Fr. Michael Top of Page--> Page 2 CHRIST IS RISEN!!!: Our parish extends a special thanks to the multitude of people who offered their time, talents and treasures to make this year's Holy Week services and Easter celebration such a spiritually uplifting worship experience. Your love for our Savior and for the upbuilding of His Earthly Kingdom will not go unrewarded. May God bless you and continue to inspire and strengthen your faith! GOOD FRIDAY MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION Katrina Van Loan of Golden Gate [X]press Online at San Francisco State University captured in photograph the beauty and solemnity of the Good Friday Lamentations Service at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in San Francisco, CA. To view this brief yet moving remembrance, click here. COME TO CHURCH & HONOR MOTHER ON MOTHER'S DAY What better place to offer up thanks and prayers for our blessed mothers than at our Mother, the Church. Come and worship as a family on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14, 2006. At the conclusion of the Divine Liturgy flowers will be distributed to mothers, grandmothers, and godmothers by our young people as they leave Church. EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS SEMINAR The long planned workshop designed for congregation preparedness is happening next Wednesday, May 17 at St. Mary's Cathedral, Gough St. and Geary Blvd. Breakfast is at 8:15 a.m. and it goes until 12:00 Noon. (It's free including the breakfast). You can park in the St. Mary's lot. Sponsored by the San Francisco Interfaith Council it will be led by the Mayor's Office of Emergency Services and Homeland Security; the American Red Cross; the San Francisco Fire Department's NERT program and CARD (Cooperating Agencies Responding to Disasters). Over 100 people have already registered. Please register today to Alessa Adamo at 955-8946 and leave a message with your name and congregation/organization. WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD! Under the inspired direction of Thespian John Pantoleon, the students of the Holy Trinity Orthodox School will be presenting THE WIZARD OF OZ from May 24-26, 2006 in the Parish Auditorium. Tickets may be purchased after Church or in the Church/School Office. Admission $10.00 / Children under the age of 5 free. MEMORIAL DAY COMMEMORATIONS In keeping with our nation's annual observance of Memorial Day, Father Michael will be celebrating the Divine Liturgy at the Greek Orthodox Memorial Park in Colma on Saturday May 27th at 10:00am. All of the faithful are encouraged to join in this worship fellowship to remember our servicemen and women who have fallen in the defense of American freedom. HIS EMINENCE ARCHBISHOP DEMETRIOS TO VISIT HOLY TRINITY: His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios will commence this year's Archdiocesan Oratorical Festival, with a Paraclesis Service service at Holy Trinity at 6:00pm on June 2, 2006. All of the faithful are invited to welcome His Eminence to San Francisco by sharing in this worship fellowship. Oratorical Festival participants and their families will be treated to dinner and a "sports fun night" to follow at the Holy Trinity George and Tula Christopher Center. Top of Page--> Page 3 ROAD TO ORTHODOXY By the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, persons not baptized and raised in the Orthodox Christian faith are seeking a fundamental knowledge of our Church as a foundation for converting to Orthodoxy. Our Road To Orthodoxy (RTO) Class is an opportunity for those contemplating converting to the faith to gather once a week on Monday evenings in the sanctuary from 7:00pm - 9:00pm for nine weeks of basic instruction. These classes, along with personal consultation with Fr. Michael, are offered as a prerequisite for Adult Baptism and/or Chrismation into the Orthodox faith. Orthodox Christian spouses are encouraged to join their partners in these classes. All interested Orthodox Christians are also encouraged to attend to enrich their knowledge of the faith. The next series of classes will commence on Monday, June 5, 2006, at 7:00pm in the sanctuary. An offering of $15.00 is asked to cover the cost of the text. PRE-PENTECOST SATURDAY OF SOULS (PSYCHOSAVATON): Our deceased loved ones are remembered at a special service called "Saturday of the Souls" held four times a year: the two Saturdays prior to Great and Holy Lent, the first Saturday of Lent and the Saturday falling on the eve of Pentecost. We Orthodox believe that it is the duty of the living to pray for the dead. A general prayer is said for specific individuals and all unknown souls who have no one to pray for them. This year's Pre-Pentecost Saturday of Souls will take place at Holy Trinity Church on June 10, 2006: Orthros 9:00am/ Divine Liturgy 10:00am followed by the Memorial Service and Commemoration of the dead. Parishioners are called to bring small dishes of Kollyva to the Church and to submit a list of names of deceased loved ones to the Father Michael. SPECIAL HOURS FOR PENTECOST OBSERVANCE: So as not to compromise the integrity of the beautiful kneeling vespers of Pentecost, yet at the same time being sensitive to the lengthy nature of this Sunday observance, Orthros on Pentecost Sunday (11 June 2006) will begin at 8:00am and the Divine Liturgy at 9:00am followed by Pentecost Vespers. For those who might inadvertently come late on that Sunday, a pastoral exception will be made, allowing those who are eligible and prepared to commune at the conclusion of services. REMEMBER YOUR FATHER ON FATHERS' DAY What a rich blessing it is to remember our fathers on Fathers' Day. You are encouraged to attend the Divine Liturgy, and to offer prayers of thanksgiving to our Heavenly Father for the gift of our earthly fathers, grandfathers and godfathers. As well, you are invited to light a candle(s) for the health/memory of your beloved fathers. The names of those fathers for whom candles were lit will be remembered in the Divine Liturgy. A Fathers Day luncheon with a sports theme will be sponsored by Philoptochos in the Fellowship Hall following the Divine Liturgy. HOLY TRINITY FEASTDAY Particular to each Orthodox parish is the honor given on the feastday to the one to whom the Church is dedicated. We at Holy Trinity are blessed to have our parish dedicated to the Father, the Son & the Holy Spirit, the "Trinity, One in essence and undivided." It is the tradition of the Church to celebrate the feastday of the Holy Trinity on the Monday following Pentecost, the feast of the sending of the Holy Spirit. Clergy and faithful of our neighboring parishes have been invited to concelebrate at the Divine Liturgy on Monday, June 12, 2006, Orthros/9:00am and the Divine Liturgy/10:00am. As an expression of hospitality to all who will come to share in the joy of our feastday, a complimentary luncheon will follow in the fellowship hall. Come and give thanks for the multitude of blessings which the Holy Trinity continues to shower upon our blessed and historic parish. HOLY APOSTLES FAST: This fast commemorates the Twelve Holy Apostles of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Although each of the Apostles has his own feastday, the Church honors them collectively on June 30. With this feast we are reminded of the great contributions they made and the positive role models they provide for generations of Christians. The Holy Apostles Fast begins on the eighth Sunday after Easter (All Saints Sunday), this year June 19th and ends the evening of June 28. Some parishioners receive Holy Communion on June 29, the Feast of Saint Peter and Paul, but the majority extend the fast in order to receive on June 30, the Feast of the Holy Apostles. For those who observe this Lenten period, the fast is generally light, and fish, for example, is often eaten. HOLY TRINITY HOSTS 2006 CHOIR CONFERENCE! Mark your calendars and spread the word...Holy Trinity will be hosting the 2006 Metropolis of San Francisco Choir Federation Conference from June 29-July 1! This year's Choir Conference will include a number of social activities at which the entire congregation will be invited to attend. The conference will culminate on Sunday with His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of SF celebrating the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy at Holy Trinity with a luncheon to follow. All of the faithful are encouraged to show hospitality to the many choirs which will be attending from the seven Western United States. Details of the Metropolis Choir Conference are included in this issue of The Familian. For volunteer opportunities please contact Chairperson Fareeda Christ or Choir Director, Voula Brown. ORTHODOX RESPONSE TO DA VINCI CODE AND GOSPEL OF JUDAS: Read articles written by theologians and educators that address the issues and themes of the Da Vinci Code and the Gospel of Judas from an Orthodox Christian perspective. Please visit www.goarch.org/en/special/DaVinci and www.goarch.org/en/special/gospel_of_judas. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: There has been some confusion regarding the recent statements you received. They reflect activity for the first quarter only - January through March 2006 although they were mailed in April. They may not have reflected Easter donations and other donations. If you have any questions, please call the church office and we will be happy to clarify any questions you might have. Top of Page--> Page 4 |
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SACRAMENTS & BLESSING SERVICES
Baptisms April 28 Rodney John Evets, son of Ysa Cuc & Ronald Evets, Godparent, Aspasia Iosifellis James Nickolaos Stam, son of Kalomira Vafiadis & Mark Stam, Godparent, Asimina Tsatsaronis April 29 Kassandra Joy Hickson, daughter of Areti & Christopher Hickson, Godparent, Theodora Pappas Funerals April 10 Christos Garis age 89 of San Francisco April 27 Despina Tsanakas age 68 of San Francisco Memorials April 2 Marika Gialabidou, 40 days Sandra Saros, three years Penelope Artelis, three years George Artelis, nine years April 9 Archbishop Iakovos of North & South America, one year |
BOOK STORE
Holy Trinity Bookstore Feature Selection, Evlogeite! by Mother Nectaria McLees, 927 pages; $30 Did you know... the Parthenon was a Christian church longer than it was a pagan temple? Greece, one-third the size of California, has more than 1,000 active monasteries? The monastic enclave of Mt. Athos is the oldest self-governing republic in the world? "Evlogeite!" is a must for anyone travelling to Greece this summer as well as for anyone who wants to learn more about the people and places that have sanctified the country. Here the reader will find a map of the soul of Greece. Filled with hundreds of photos, this book includes comprehensive historical and cultural notes on Greece's holy sites, along with detailed biographies of the saints associated with each place. To purchase a copy please contact John Skinas at 415-406-1260 or Sunday at the Book Kiosk. HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL Applications continue to be accepted for the upcoming school year! Wizard of OZ promises to be a great event - please join us! Our Jog-A-Thon was a huge success! 8th grade graduation is June 1st! |
CHRISTOPHER CENTER
BOOK CLUB Our next Book Club meeting will take place June 10, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The featured book will be "Truth and Fiction in the da Vinci Code" by Bart Ehrman. Anyone can take part in the discussion. Please call the center for more information. FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT This summer HT Center families are invited to bring the family down to the Center for wholesome movies, yummy snacks, and good company. Showings will take place on Friday evenings at 6:30, beginning June 9. Our first feature will be "Mary Poppins." DO YOU LIKE TO CROCHET? The Holy Trinity Center is in the process of forming a Ladies Crochet Group. This group will meet on an agreed-upon weekday afternoon at 2:00 to crochet, chat, and enjoy a cup of coffee. Any lady who is a member of the Center ($100 per year) can join. Contact the Center for more information. |
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BASKETBALL
Congratulations to our Boys JV A & C Teams for having great seasons in 2006. Both teams made the playoffs, and the A Team won the OYAA Championship. Special thanks to coaches Petro Fanourgiakis (A Team) and Taso Kasaris (C Team) for teaching their players how to be winners on and off the court. Taso Kasaris is to be further commended for the great job he's done as an OYAA representative and as a coach for several of our teams. His love for basketball and Holy Trinity is an inspiration to us all as he selflessly makes time in his busy schedule to oversee our basketball programs. Thanks Taso! Remaining HT Home Games at the Center 5/6 3:30 Men's A Holy Trinity 2 & Annunciation 5/7 2:15 HS Boys Holy Trinity 1 & Holy Cross 5/12 7:00 Women's Holy Trinity & St. Gregory 5/12 8:15 Men's B Holy Trinity 1 & St. Gregory 5/13 1:00 HS Boys Holy Trinity 1 & Annunciation-Sac 5/13 4:45 Men's A Holy Trinity 2 & Holy Cross 5/19 PLAYOFFS 5/20 PLAYOFFS 5/21 OYAA CHAMPIONSHIPS |
SAN FRANCISCO GREEK FILM FESTIVAL
June 5-11 ~ Benefiting the Modern Greek Studies Foundation and the Nikos Kazantzakis Chair at San Francisco State University Monday, June 5-Sunday, June 11, 2006. 7:30 pm Showtime. Tickets $15 Delancey Street Screening Room, 600 Embarcadero. Come and enjoy modern Greek films that have received acclaim in Greece and throughout the world. This year's films are from veteran and up-and-coming producers and directors, and explore various topics in contemporary life in different regions of Greece. One feature film and various modern Greek "shorts" (10-20 minute long short films) will be shown each night of the week. All films will have English subtitles. Information on the films and on how to purchase tickets Modern Greek Studies' website: www.sfsu.edu/~modgreek The Film Festival is sponsored by the Modern Greek Studies Foundation, the Center for Modern Greek Studies, and the Nikos Kazantzakis Chair at San Francisco State University The films are part of an international tour which includes New York, Boston, Chicago, Canada and Israel. |
IONIAN VILLAGE
Ionian Village is the travel abroad program of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America which offers two summer sessions: Summer Travel Camp (Grades 7-9): June 29- July 16 and Byzantine Venture (Grades 10-12): June 24- August 13 Participants will enjoy a three week stay at our camp facility on the Ionian Coast, participate in our Christ-centered camp program, and make excursions to some of Greece's most beautiful and significant religious and cultural sites. Activities at camp include catechetical discussions, athletics, arts and crafts, and swimming in the Ionian Sea. Travel excursions include Meteora, Kalavrita, Kefalonia, and a three night stay in Athens where campers will visit the Acropolis and shop in Monastiraki and Plaka. For more information, or for registration materials, please visit www.ionianvillage.org or call the Ionian Village office at 646 519 6190 or contact Fr. Michael. ORTHODOX OBSERVER Download and read the Paschal issue of the Observer and be informed on the latest events from the Archdiocese, the Patriarchate, our Metropolises and Parishes. Click here --->Website |
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CHOIR CONFERENCE NEWS & INFORMATION
Plans are proceeding well for the Church Musicians' Conference to be held the weekend of June 29 - July 2, 2006, culminating with the celebration of Divine Liturgy with a choir of approximately 200 voices, including the adult choir, the youth choir and the chant group. Many of you have asked how you can assist with this project. It's great to have so many supportive parishioners to assist us with this ambitious endeavor. These are a few places where we could really use some help from our church community. 2. Soon we will be making tickets available to our community to attend the social events connected to the upcoming conference. If you are interested in purchasing tickets for the social events during the conference, please contact the church office for more details. Saturday evening banquet will be held at the Westin Airport Hotel, the headquarters hotel for the conference, immediately following the Vesper Service with Metropolitan Gerasimos scheduled for 6 p.m., which is also being held at the hotel. Come for Vespers and stay for the banquet. Tickets will be available for $75 each. Sunday immediately following Divine Liturgy, lunch will be served in the church auditorium. Tickets for lunch are available for $25 each. Tickets are limited, so it is strongly suggested that you reserve them early. 3. Do you love to be around children? Do you love to do crafts or go to the zoo and/or aquarium? Are you just a big kid at heart? Do you have tons of energy and love to spend it at play? If you have answered yes to these questions and you are over 18, we may be looking for you to help out. As you already are probably aware, in addition to the adult choir and chant group attending the conference, we also hope to have a youth choir in attendance. We are planning an outing to the San Francisco Zoo on Friday and an outing to Pier 39's Aquarium by the Bay on Saturday, in addition to rehearsals and some craft projects. Several chaperones will be needed all weekend, both to accompany the young people on the outings and to be available to help out during their choir rehearsals in preparation for Divine Liturgy on Sunday. If you're interested in helping out with this, please contact Voula Brown for additional information. Top of Page--> Page 7 continued --> 5. Do you live near the church and can help out with putting together the souvenir bags for conference participants? A few people are needed to help out with this job. It will probably be very close to the conference time, maybe the middle of June. Please contact Fareeda Christ or Voula Brown for more information. 6. Do you love to prepare snacks? On Thursday evening, before the beginning of the conference, there are a couple of Federation business meetings taking place at the hotel. It is traditional that the host parish provides snacks for the visiting board members and for those conference participants who have arrived on Thursday. Therefore, we're looking for folks who can help with the preparation of snacks and perhaps some shopping for drinks, etc. Additionally, we will be providing hors d'oeuvres for conference participants during a fellowship hour on Friday evening. If you are interested in helping out, please contact Voula Brown for more information. Would you like to help out, but nothing here is speaking to you? Please let us know. Many other ways to help will come up between now and the conference. Thank you all for your continuing support of the choir. Your encouragement and assistance are always greatly appreciated. Contact Information Voula Brown - email. Fareeda Christ - email. Tasia Mistos Peter Roosakos - email. Eleni Stamatis - Church office - 415-584-4747 or email. Top of Page--> Page 8 Please join your friends and send in your pledge today! Those with a * by their name have fulfilled their pledge. |
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Fr. Michael & Alexandra Pappas *
Fr. James & Pres. Evelyn Adams * Holy Trinity Parish Council* Holy Trinity Philoptochos * Youth of Holy Trinity Parish * Anonymous * Anonymous * Anonymous * Anonymous * Anonymous * Cynthia & Gerard Aarons * Olga & Jack Abad * Demie & Chris Alevizos * Kathy Alexiou * Sula & Sam Anagnostou * Joan M. & Anthony Anderson * Katerina Andreou * Olga Andrews * Diane & William Angelopoulos * Toula & Ted Angelopoulos * Peter W. Angelopoulos * Polly & Andreas Angelopoulos * Lillian & Chris Angelopoulos * Marianthe & Christos Angelopoulos * Antonia & Paul Antonis * Adamantia & Ernest Antonis * Rina & Louis C. Antonis & Maria * Elaine K. Archbold * Susan & George Argeris * Theodora & Nick Argyris * Agapi & Antonis Arvanitelis * Athena & Nick Arvanitidis * Chrisoula & Robert Assadurian * Diane & Constantine Athanasiou * |
Kathleen & John D. Bardis *
Ann Batanides * Vali & Herbert Bensinger * Herta & Ted Bogdanos * Virginia E. Bogios * Chrysanthe Boudoures * Maria & Nick Boudoures * Eftehia & George Bountouvas * Adam D. Bousiakis * Gracia & James Bovis * Connie & Nick Bovis * Voula & Martin Brown * Vickie Buonocore * Georgia Busse * Hope & Bill Callas * Michaele Benedict & Charles Calvert * Martha & Ted Capinaris * Alexandra C. Chrysanthis & William Carrico * Frank Cassinelli * Mary Chalios * Steve G. Chapralis * Athanasia & Angelos Charonis * Sophia & Anthony Cherolis * Irene Chicos * Mary & Samuel Chicos * Efthimia Choppelas * Fereeda & Alexander Christ * Emilie Christie * Themis Christo * Helen Christopher * Cathy & Chris Chrysanthis * Vaso & Alex Chrysanthis * |
Alexandra A. Chrysanthis M.D. *
Barbara & James Contos * Helen & Homer Coreris * Ruby & Demetre Corids * Connie & Jeffrey Cosico * Joy & Dino Costelli * Artemis & Harry Curusis Nan & Gus Cusulos * Margarite & Athan ( Art) Dalianes * Antonia & Darin Daskarolis * Helen C. Daugherty * Daughters of Penelope / E.O.S. Chapter 1 * Ethel & Mitchell Davies * Paraskevi & Emmanuel Delentas * Stephanie & Nicholas Delis * Pearl & Pearl Delis * Bessie & Nicholas Delis * Penelopi & Angelos Dellaporta * In Memory of Alexandria Manitsas Douglas * Malia S. & Chris Drogitis * In Memory of Lady Betty Psaltis Duncan * In Memory of Mrs. Duvaras * Lynne & Stavros Eftimiou * Christina Eftimiou * Anna & John Eftimiou * Deborah & Thomas Eliades * Helen & Charles Ernst * Kathy & Gaylen Eslinger * Zora & Zora Espillac * Georgia Esteves * Despena & Peter Evangel * |
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Maria & Dino Farmas * George Ferentinos & Family * Irene & Panos Fiorentinos * Anonymous * Sophia & George Fonti * Toula & Paul Fotopoulos * Sylvia & Peter Foundas * Ilias Frangos * Alicia & Chris Frangos * Diane & Stephen Garcia * Mary & Christos Garis * Emy & George Gavallos M.D. * Antonia & Peter Gavallos & Family * Carol & Coz Giannoulis * Joanne & Constantine Glafkides * Vasilios Glimidakis and Family * Eleni & Nicholas Gois * Pat Gonos * Irene & Maurice Gonzalez * Sophia & George N. Goultas * Toula & Kosta Goumenidis * Eva & Gabriel Gregoratos * Lorraine & Nick Gust * Joanne & Michael Haigh * Theodora & George Halkias * Coreen & Andrew Hartig & Charles * Stella & Acrevoula Hasapas * Linda & Gus Hassapakis & Family * Marie & James Hlebakos * In memory of Louis & Helen Hontalas * Susan L. & Chris Hontalas * Doris & Jim Hontalas * |
Esther Hontalas *
Dena & Dean House * Ethel M. & Nick Janakes * In Memory of Bernice D. Joanides * Christina & John Johns * Rola & Spiro Johnson * Nick Johnson * Nicholas P. Kafkas * Lella & Anthony Kakis Kathy Kakos * Sotirios Kalafatis * Chrisoula & Nick Kanakis * Evagelia & Peter Kanakis & Christos * Diane & Peter Kanellos * Emily G. Karabines * Konstantina Karanasos * Eleni & Tom Karas * Maria & Evagelia Karas * Dean Kardassakis * Carole & Lefty Karkazis * Manthea Kartinos * Kiki & Alex Kasnestis * Anastasia & Nick Katches * Karen T. & Raymond W. Katsanes * Mary Katsanos * Magdalene & Chris Katsigianis * Alexia & Lefteris Kavros * Eugenia G. Kilgore * Dorothy & Pandelis Kiniris * May & Peter Kireopoulos * Bessie Korpontinos * Christine & Nick Kosturos * Helen Koukis * |
Maria Koulakis *
Deedee & Harry Koulakis * Martha L. & Angelo Koulakis * Elaine Kourkoutakis & Antonia * Georgia Kouropoulos * Dina & Dennis Kourumalos * Voula & Pete Koutoulas * Victoria & Angelos Koutoulas * Dimitrios Koutsaftas & Family * Mary & George Koutsogeorgas * Alexandra & Louis Koutsogeorgas * Elaine Koutsulis Laird * Bessie & Peter Kutulas * Olympia & Michael Kutulas,George &Paul Psarras,Anthony Catchatoorian * Stella & Victor G. Kyriakis * Evangeline & Theodore Laliotis * Blair Lambert * Lillian & Peter Latsis * Vivian & Diamond Leos * Lorraine Lingonis * Barbara & Nick Louis * Cecelia Lucas * Diane Lee & Richard Lucia * Yiota & Tom Makris * Karen Malekos-Smith * Leeza & Don Malizia * Helen & Phil Mallon * Demetra & John Maniates * Christina Marcopulos * Andrew Marefos * In memory of Theo , Kostantino & Anastasia Marefos * |
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Irene Margelos & Harry *
Kathy & Demetrios Marinos * Frances Marinos * Maria & Leo Master * Constantina Master * Marie & Pauline Mathios * Anastasia & Dino Maziotis * Koula E. Meletis * Panayiotis Menicou * Poppi & Jerry Metaxas * Marybeth & George Milionas * Kostas Milionis * Rena Minaidis * Constance & Don Mintz * Tasia M. & Nick P. Misthos * Soula & Peter N. Misthos * Artemis Molakides * Athina Morris * Erika & Mike Mountanos * Irene Mullin * Helen & Nick Nicklas * In Memory of Christina Nickolaou * Eugenia Nobis * Cathy & Angelo Nogara * Georgia & Eli Novo * Efstratia & Manuel Nuris * Kathenine & Bill O'Connell Violet & Demetrios Orfans * Dorothy & Dorothy Orginos * Ruth & Chris Pallas * Amy & Gene Pallas * Irma & Theodore Pallas * Peter J. Panagotacos MD. * Veneta & Leon Pano * |
Hiede Pano *
Dimitra Panomitros * Helen & John Panomitros * Cathy & Nick Panoutsopoulos * Theo Pantazopulos * Ann & George Papadakis * Chrysanthe & John Papadakos * Pamela Silvaroli & George Papadoyannis * Eugenia & Demetrios Papakonstantino * Athanasia & Socrates Papalias * Voula & John Paplos * Maria Pappas * Panagiota Pappas * Labrini Pappas * Lorraine Pappas * Virginia & Michael Pappas * Christine Pappas * Katherine & George Pappas * Christine Pappas * Josephine & George Paras * Sophie Parashis * Peter Parashis * Marion Parashis * In Memory of James C. Parashis, Jr.* Yiota Patiris * Mary Pattis & Peter Pattis * Evelyn & Emilios Pavlou * Esther F. & Spyridon T. Paxinos * Dina Pethenos * Georgia & Costas Petrakos * Katherine Petrelis * Leah Petropoulos * |
Yota & Nick Philipopoulos *
George Photopoulos * Theordore Picras * Despina & David Pigott * Wilma & Nick Pikios * Irene & Sakee K. Poulakidas * Melody & Chris Poulos * Dina & Andrew Poulos * Margery & Konstantin G. Poulos * Georgia Poulos & Philip Poulos * Eleftheria & Constantine Psittas * Kelly & Jim Rakos * Effie Rakos Loufas * Tami & Dean Rally * Mary & John G. Rally * Helen & Demetrios Rally * Patty & Nick Rally * Joan & Lloyd N. Rinde * Ewa Robinson * Nick Roccos * Loys & Constantine Rodatos * Melissa & Peter N. Roosakos * Gail & Alex Roosakos * Beverly & Peter Roosakos * Paul Roosakos * Eugenia & Epaminondas Rousseas * Mary Rutherford * Irene & Kostas Sakkos * Billie Salevouris * Artemis & George Samoulides * Betty Protos & Anthony Saris * Irene & Gus Sarris * Dena Sarris * Viola Scheger * |
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Bill Sianis & Family *
Kyriaki & Demetrios Simotas * Inez & Gerald Simotas * Ann & John Sklavos * Dino Skoufis * Georgia & Louis Skyriotis * Anastasia & Nick Smernes * Anthi & Nick Soffilos * Evangelia & Paul Sogotis * Billie & Richard Soward * Mary & James Spanos * Catherine & George Speris * Mary Speros * Madeline Spona * Carmen & George Staniotes * Marios Stathopoulos * Katherine N. & Nick S. Stergion * Helen Stratigos * George Stratigos Mary Sturgeon & Steve * Janet Takashiro * Joy & Nick Tamaras * Eva & Pete Tamaresis * John Tamaresis * Dorothy Tamaresis * Helen & Tom Taptelis * Marianthe & Stratos Taptelis & Family * Beartice Christopher Tentes * Anonymous Thomas Tjovenos * Nick Triantos * Joyce & Tom Triantos * Angelina Triantos * |
Sophie Triantos *
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Penelope & Patrick Wasley *
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