All Obituaries

Evelyn Margaret Lang (Escher) was born on January 13th, 1921 to parents Mae and Fredrick Escher. She was raised in West Philadelphia where she attended West Catholic high school for girls. In March of 1943, she married David Lang while he was home on furlough from the US Army during the war. They had two daughters, Carol and Susan, and moved from Philadelphia to the suburbs in Clifton Heights. Evenly worked in various places, her longest employment was with Sears. A member of the Delaware...

  Nickolas George Karabetsos, 95, passed away on August 1. 2020. He was the adoring husband of Elaine for over 69 years. Nick leaves behind his two children George and Kathy  (Chris) Polites.  Nick’s family was everything to him always asking “how are the kids?” Nick was the doting Papou of Dean, Katina (Justin) Behm, Helena, Aris, Andrea (Anton) and Nick (Brittany.)  He is survived by his precious great grandchildren Owen, Augie, Delphi, Darla and...

After a long battle with cancer, Styliani “Stella” Varvarezis, 72, died peacefully on July 25,2020 in her home in Broomall, Pennsylvania, surrounded by family and friends. Stella was born in November 1947 in Sternes, Crete, Greece.  She is the daughter of George Tsatsakis and Katerina Frangethakis. Her childhood was spent in Crete until her marriage to Constantine Varvarezis in 1967. Stella immigrated to Canada with her husband before settling in the United States....

It is with tremendous sadness that we announce the passing of our mother Panorea Kavallieratos on July 31, 2020. She was born on June 2, 1960 in Karavomilos Kefalonia, Greece to Argyri and Dionysios Danalis. She was one of three siblings (Angelo and Irene). She came to the United States when she was 14 years old. At 17 she married her husband Gerasimos Kavallieratos. Together they raised three children (Magdalini, Anastasios and Roula). As a young lady she worked at the Blue Comet Restaurant...

John Kazantzidis ,age 47, has passed and gone on to join his beloved parents, Elisavet and Vanias Kazantzidis, and his brother Panayiotaki.  He was born and raised in Upper Darby and was loved by many. He fought to live a good life, but he succumbed to forces that were too strong to endure. May he rest in peace and his battles ever be forgotten. 

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Alexander Skoures, loving husband, father and grandfather received his final calling on July 29th, the exact day of his beloved wife Alexandra’s passing 4 short years ago. After spending 50 years together on this earth, “Alex and Alex” are joined once again, inseparable then as they are now. They were blessed with 2 adoring children Tina Maria and Evan, son in law Steve, daughter in law Brooke and 5 amazing grandchildren Kristen, Alexis, Alexander, Peyton and...

Evdokimos (Kimo) Mouratidis was born on May 15th 1943 in Tsotili Kozani, Greece.  He was the 4th child of 6 children born to Yianny and Anastasia Mouratidis.  During his youth, Kimo worked on several farms and was the only one to have a tractor in his area which was a very big deal.  He entered the Greek Air Force at age 18 and served the required 2 years.  In 1967, Kimo made his way to Canada and in 1968, after a visit to Philadelphia for a family function, he never...

Kevork Proodian passed away peacefully July 16, 2020 surrounded by his family.  Born in Arapkir, Turkey in 1935.  Came to the United States in 1959 to start a new Life and prospered.  He is survived by his loving wife Rosette Anoush; Children;  Gregory and Ani (Ryan) White, and grandson Gavin.   Also survived by sister Zumrut (Ara) Eloian and brother Sarkis.  Friends and family are welcome to attend his graveside service 11am Monday, 7-20-2020, at Arlington...

Constantine “Gus” Constantinou was born November 9, 1933 in Philadelphia to Michael & Patricia Constantinou. His parents were both immigrants of Greek descent from Izmir, Turkey. Gus spent his early years growing up in West Philadelphia working at his father’s restaurant, called Atlanta Restaurant, at 9th & Race Street. He attended church at St. George Cathedral where he was an altar boy. He had an older brother Stephen Constantinou and older sister Elizabeth...