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Panayiota Lipsou Obituary
Panayiota Christou LIPSOU Passed away, August 2, 2007 in Seattle, Washington. She was born July 21, 1927 in Morphou, Cyprus, but has been a resident of this area for over 30 years. Panayiota Lipsou was preceded in death by George Lipsos, her husband of many years. She is survived by her sons, Christakis Lipsos, Ted Lipsou; daughter, Maro Howe, Grandchildren, Eleni Lipsou, George Lipsos, Penny Lipsou, Georgia, Michael and Stephanie Howe: Brother, Ted Christou, sister in law, Barbara Christou and son in Law, William Howe. Thank you to all the friends and family in the Seattle area for your support during this time and particularly for the home care of all at Providence Hospice. Yiayia, we'll forever miss youespecially your cooking.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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John Coundouris
September 13, 2007
My condolences to 'auntie' Panayiota's family on the falling asleep of this wonderful lady. Our families were neighbours back in Cyprus for over 46 years (I am 46; I don't know how much further the association goes). Some of my earliest childhood memories are our visits to antie Panayiota's house and her warm hospitality, under the enormous vine tree (Klimatarka, in the Chypriot dialect - I think it was Veriko) in their house. This came to an abrupt end with the Turkish invation when my family moved to England and antie Panayiota's family to the States. Even though we saw each other infrequently after that (the last time in May of 2002), the bond between our two families, was (and is) as strong as ever. She was a lady of high morals and ethics, with a heart of gold and gentle demeanour. Her loss, indeed, signifies an end of an era. Auntie Panayiota, may you rest in peace; you are in a much better place now, finally united, once again with uncle George after all these years. Dear Christo, Tefkro and Maro (and families), my heart-felt condolences on your great loss.
Aionia tis e mneme.
With much love,
John Coundouris
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