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Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
5th District Governor, Order of AHEPA
CHRISTOPHER DIAMANTOUKOS
Brothers and Sisters:
It is with great joy and anticipation that I
greet you during this magical time of year, especially as it is on the eve of the excursion by our
AHEPA Family to the Christmas Pageant at St.
Basil’s Academy in Garrison, NY. Last year’s
event was the highlight of all our activities and
those of us who attended have spent the last
twelve months spreading the joy and good feelings throughout our District. I hope that many
of you will read this message and reflect back on
our visit this year.
This year started out with a national
response to the ethnic tragedy that occurred
in Greece at the end of August with the
spread of wildfires. The devastation will
take a very long time to overcome and,
as you have heard, AHEPA was looked
to as the leader in the first responses by
our country. The efforts included a call
for Care Packages of essentials needed
by those devastated by the fires and a call
for financial aid throughout our Hellenic
Community. Our District collected and
delivered 101 Care Packages of the total of
271 sent by the entire AHEPA domain on
October 1st. We arranged a second airlift
on November 26th with 42 additional boxes
from our District.
The District Lodges of AHEPA and the
Daughters of Penelope worked together
to hold a very successful fundraiser on
September 25th and raised over four thousand dollars in one night and should reach
our goal of reaching $10,000 in contributions by the time you read this message.
This time of year has been called the
season of giving and we should all be proud
of our giving: not just for our sincere efforts
to the victims in Greece, but through all our
efforts in our communities. We have seen it
through our efforts in the Fifth District Cancer
Research Foundation, our scholarship programs, the efforts of our brothers and sisters
through their communities’ parish councils
and Philoptochos, the devotion of our brothers in creating the Odyssey Charter School in
Wilmington, and so much more.
I wish you all a spiritually fulfilling
Christmas Season, full of good times spent
with your families, and hope that the New
Year will find us all in good health so that
we can continue to work for the Good of Our
Order, our communities, and our country, by
living the ideals of Hellenism.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
5th District Governor, Daughters of Penelope
DEMI THOMAS
Dear Sisters and Brothers:
I hope you all had a very happy and
blessed Thanksgiving. The District Lodge
has had a very busy fall. We attended the
Fall workshop, the Cancer Gala, two Past
District Governors Testamonials, Jersey City
Octoberfest, several chapter visitations, and
a fun tricky tray event. We continued
the fun with Trenton’s and Cherry Hill’s
Founder’s Day celebrations. The AHEPA
Family were fortunate to attend the St.
Basil’s Christmas Party in Garrison, NY.
The children preformed a moving Christmas
pageant that captivated us all. Again this
year, we collected money from our chapters
and were able to give gift certificates to each
of the 28 children of St. Basil’s.
Congratulations to all the chapters on
their many activities and succssful fundraisers: Jersey City’s Octoberfest, Altes #163,
Zephyr# 259 and Tethys #229’s Tricky
Trays. I would also like to commend all
the Daughter’s chapters for their Founder’s
Day Programs; hosting coffee hour, memorial services, dinners, and honoring longtime
members of the Daughters.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
The Daughters held their annual District
Workshop in Wyckoff. Wow what a productive day! Everyone who attended the workshop had a great time. The sisters of the
Agape chapter of Wyckoff hosted the workshop. They did a marvelous job. Thank
you sisters for all your hard work! There
was great food, good fellowship, and lots of
information. Sister Anna Helene Panagakos,
our National Lodge liaison, attended the
workshop. Also joining us at the workshop were several past district governors of
District 5.
By now I am sure you have heard of the
effort by the District Lodges to get all the
sisters on Gmail. It is the District’s new
email system to help facilitate communications across the District. If you haven’t
already signed up for an account please do
so soon. If you don’t know how to sign up,
Sister Karen Maroursis will send a package
to your chapter to explain. Also, we will be
explaining more about it when we visit you
chapter. You can access all events taking
place in our district and nationally. If your
chapter has an event flyer, it can be included
on our webpage; please send it to Sister
Karen and she will be sure to include it.
Save the date! The Salute to Women will
be Saturday March 8, 2008, in Washington
D.C. This event along with the Biennial
banquet will be held at the Mayflower Hotel.
The Biennial Banquet will be Friday March
7, 2008. For the first time ever we will have
Ahepa Day on Capital Hill, Thursday March
6. Please come and meet with you Senators
and Congressmen. Let’s go there together to
impress upon them what an influential group
the Ahepa family is. We can present our
agenda and enter into a dialogue with our
elected representatives.
District Governor’s raffle tickets are now
available! We are raffling off 2 beautiful
Waterford Vases, an 8” Moon Dance Bowl
and a 4” Ronan Rose Bowl. Tickets are $5.
Get them from any member of the lodge.
On behalf of the entire Daughters District
Lodge, we wish everyone a very Merry
Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New
Year.
Yours in Theta Pi,
Demi Thomas
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Message From The Supreme Governor
and Regional Director Louis Arvanitis
Dear Brothers:
I hope that each and every one of the AHEPA
family is feeling the spirit of Christmas and is
celebrating the Holidays. It has really been a
busy Fall, starting with the Supreme Lodge
meeting in Atlanta, GA celebrating the 85th
Anniversary of the Order of AHEPA. Other
important events were the installations of
officers in various chapters and the District’s
Fund raising who took place in Graycliff for
the fire victims in Greece. I also have to mention the two testimonial dinners for our Past
District Governors: Mr. Ted Vittas for AHEPA
and Antoinette Maroussis for Daughters of
Penelope. Both events were extremely successful and I wish to both of them “KAI EIS
ANOTERA”.
The District #6 Conference took place
in Bronx, NY. Another day, me and other
Supreme officers wecollected hundreds of
boxes with clothing and we took them to JFK
airport with the escort of Congresswoman
Maloney. I must give great credit to District #5
for supporting this important effort twice.
I would also like to mention the Regional
Conference in Tenafly. The purpose of this
conference is to create a plan to bring together
all the chapters of the Region #3. It was
very interesting because of the ideas all the
brothers exchanged. I want to thank for their
great support the Supreme Vice President
Nick Korokostas, Dr. John Grossomanides,
Supreme Secretary and Brother Constantine
Colliatzis, Supreme Governor and Regional
Director #4.
It was a great experience for attending the
initiation and Luncheon for honoring past
chapter and community President Tom Tushes
at Westchester Country Club sponsored by the
James Prevlitis Evzone Chapter #405, which
is the only chapter, along with Alexander
Hamilton #54 and Toms River #467, that
reached the quota of the 20% increase of
the suggested number of members from the
Supreme Lodge. Congratulations to both
chapters for their success and I really hope
to set a great example for the rest. Also both
districts met the quota of $10,000 for the fire
victims, suggested by the Supreme President.
The Fund Raising for the Greek Parade,
which will take place on April 6th, 2008, was
of great success. It was a makaronada dinner
with lamb in Eleni’s Restaurant. The Supreme
President was supposed to participate in the
event, but due to the unexpected death of our
beloved Supreme Governor and Regional
Director in Chicago, IL George T. Pandezelos,
Mr. Ike Goulas had to attend his funeral
instead. God Bless Brother George and may
his memory be eternal.
I had two important meetings with the
Past District Governors of New Jersey #5 for
the growth, expansion and promotion of our
Beloved Order and I intend to have similar
meetings with the Past District Governors
of New York #6. There is one more regional
meetings scheduled in late February, so our
region will remain active and alive with all
the AHEPA projects We will also discuss the
promotion of the Congressional Banquet in
Washington, DC on March 7th, 2008 and the
Supreme Convention in Athens, Greece. Other
topics of discussion will be the two youth programs in Washington, DC and the Second
Journey to Greece for the College Students
which will give them 6 college credits.
Finally, I wish to all of you Merry Christmas
and a Healthy and Prosperous 2008.
RAMAPO NEWS
New Brother is initiated to our
Chapter
istered by his Uncle, Bill Harrison (who
is the District Warden of our District 5).
Brother Bill noted that Peter represents the
4th generation of AHEPANs in his family.
Brother Kyriakoulis was until recently in
the US Army Rangers, where he rose to
the rank of Captain. He served two tours
of duty in Iraq. He is a Financial Advisor
with Merrill Lynch.
Brother Tsapatsaris cited in
Bergen
Brother Bill Harrison initiating 4th generation Ahepan in his family, Peter Kyriakoulis.
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ontinuing our effort to bring new
membership to our growing Chapter, we again had the pleasure at the
September meeting of initiating into our
AHEPA a new Brother, Peter Kyriakoulis.
The initiation oath to Peter was admin4
Record article as leading a major development project in Paterson, The $100 million
entertainment and retail center, due to open
either late next year or early 2009, is a
320,000-square-foot monster that city officials expect to anchor Paterson’s downtown
transformation.
Nicholas Tsapatsaris, one of the principals
of Center City Partners, said the five-story
structure will literally light up downtown
and re-energize the city’s nightlife with its
restaurants, movie theater and children’s
play area.
An important part of that goal is bringing
more residents to live in the area, Tsapatsaris
said. Surrounding the main glassed-in retail
and entertainment building, Center City
Partners is building 506 market-rate units,
including 230 units in the old Fabian Theatre
and Alexander Hamilton Hotel buildings.
That does not include nearly 1,000 other
units they hope to build.
“With that, will be the beginning of life at
night,” Tsapatsaris said during a recent tour
of Center City. He said the project is financially stable and that the retail space is now
60 percent leased -- an indicator that “exceeded our expectations.” He reveals only a
few hints of future name-brand stores, but so
far the developers have secured an agreement with A&E Stores and Buffalo Wild
Wings and are negotiating with national
telephone and drug-store chains.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
UNDERSTANDING OUR HERITAGE:
From Classical to Christian Hellenism
An AHEPA sponsored Talk Given by Fr. Demetrios Constantelos PhD,
D.D. At Saint Andrew Hellenic Orthodox Church
On Sunday November 11th Dr. George Diamantidis invited
Fr. Demetrios Constantelos PhD, D.D. to give a lecture on faith
Hellenism, and culture. With more than 250 children and 400
families, this community needs an immediate attention from
scholars like himself in order the future generations of Hellenes
in Diaspora be able to keep their Hellenic identity. Many of these
people are concerned with how to maintain and grow spiritually
and at the same time preserve a Hellenic cultural identity. Culture,
family, ethnic particularities, and the universality of the Orthodox
Christian faith are topics that have long concerned theologians,
sociologists, historians, and business leaders in the Hellenic
Diaspora.
He is a retired priest of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
America, is Charles Cooper Townsend, Sr. Distinguished Professor
Emeritus of History and Religious Studies, and Distinguished
Research Scholar in Residence at the Richard Stockton College
in NJ. At that evening many parishioners had the distinct pleasure
of hearing a presentation on the role that Hellenism played in the
establishment of Orthodox Christianity.
Fr. Constantelos opened his talk by thanking our community for
inviting him to speak on a subject that he has researched for many
years. He looked forward to his visit, both to celebrate the Divine
Liturgy with Fr. John and to have the opportunity to speak on a
subject that he holds close to his heart. He explained that the community of Saint Andrew was the only Greek Orthodox Community
in New Jersey that he had yet to visit. Although many of us knew
of his decades of ministry to the Archdiocese, through his many
books and years of teaching, we all felt it was a special gift to have
him come to our community.
During his nearly 90 minutes presentation, Fr. Constantelos
touched on many of the common themes in his books and presentations. Initially, he skillfully painted a picture of identities. He
posed the question to his audience of “what does it mean to be a
Greek or a Greek-American today?
Fr. Constantelos described a Hellenic ideal that developed
through the ages. It was by no means a perfect world that was
developed by the ancient Hellenes but they always strove to
understand the world around them with logic and philosophy.
He explained how the eventual expansion of the Hellenic world
(mainly through the conquests of Alexander) and the spreading
of the Hellenic ideal caused it to come into contact with many
other civilizations. The language of the Greeks became a common language that would influence civilizations for centuries. It
was a vehicle that allowed clear and exact expression of important
ideas.
The ability of the apostles to communicate in the Greek language allowed Christianity’s message to reach the entire world.
Saint Paul traveled through the Greek cities of the Roman world
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George Diamantidis, President of Morris County Chapter #300
presents a gift to Fr. Demetrios Constandelos at the educational
program where Fr. Constandelos was the keynote presenter.
and shared the good news of Christianity. He presented Christ’s
teaching as that which the ancient philosophers had searched for.
Ultimately, Father Constantelos brought back the theme of identity and Hellenism. He made a defense of the word “ethnic” that
was interesting. He said the word derives from the word “ethos”
which means character. Orthodox Christians believe that their
faith, liturgical life, and ethos have an unbroken continuity of over
two thousand years.
Father Constantelos emphasized that if the Greek language is to
flourish and to be maintained as a teaching tool, and then a revival
of sorts is needed. This revival can only come from the commitment of individuals, which understand its importance.
In closing, we learned about the tireless work that Father has
done in education. This is especially evident at Richard Stockton
College in NJ, where there are now 5 permanent seats of Hellenic
Studies, mainly due to his steadfast efforts. We all congratulated
him on his efforts and wished him many more fruitful years. The
community should be aware that AHEPA Chapter #300 has
donated many of Fr. Constantelos’ books to the church bookstore
(where they are available for purchase) and it has been suggested
that a copy of each of his books should be presented to the Morris
county Library (to be added its already unsurpassed collection of
Hellenic material).
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BERGEN KNIGHTS #285
DISTRICT LODGE VISITATION
OCEAN
COUNTY
CHAPTER #467
With our recent membership drive and
focus on getting new members to join
our dynamic chapter, we are proud to announce 15 new member initiations over
the past 4 months. This is an outstanding
achievement made possible by the perseverance of our life members who continue
Alexander Hamilton Chapter #54
Held a Mass Initiation
to put their chapter first and have now taken our chapter to over 65 members. We
are also very proud to announce that at
our recent parish General Assembly, the
chapter committed to funding the church
furnishings required to consecrate our
church, Saint Barbara of Toms River,
NJ. These include the wooden Bishop’s
throne, Psaltiri, Amvona, Pangaria and
Candle stands. The chapter has already
donated $14,000 to this cause from this
year’s AHEPA Food Fest and the plan is
again to raise the balance for these items
at the 2008 AHEPA Food Fest which will
On Nov 13 th Alexander Hamilton Chapter #54 held a mass initiation of new Ahepa
members. Presiding at the affair was past District Governor Andy Zacharides, also aided
by the District Lodge and the Supreme Governor Lou Arvanitis. Also the Ahepa Ripples
DVD was shown along with dinner provided by Eleni’s Pancake House .The meeting was
attended by many Ahepa Chapters. All told seven new members were initiated. Thanks to
the District Lodge, Past District Governor Andy Zachariadis and the Supreme Governor
Lou Arvanitis.
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take place at our Saint Barbara Church
Hall on May 16, 17 and 18. Please save
the dates and come support the Brot
hers. We wish all our Brothers a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
THOMAS JEFFERSON CHAPTER 280-WESTFIELD, NJ
n January 29th, 2008, the chapter will be conducting
show and golf outing social. The chapter’s main focus is the annual
Evangelos (Van) Grafas of Warren, NJ has worked tire-
over a four year period. This generous program is tirelessly worked
an initiation of all new memebers. Chapter President
lessly since becoming president four years ago in recruiting new
blood into the aging chapter. The chapter has an average age of
about 68 so new blood is sorely needed. We established a Sons
of Pericles chapter from within the GOYA at Holy Trinity GOC
in Westfield, NJ. The chapter for 2007 had planned a custom car
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scholarship program in which we give a 4000 dollar scholarship
and funds by the efforts of our beloved brother Dino Genakos of
Union, NJ.
The chapter meets every third Thursday of the month at Holy
Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Westfield, NJ at 7:30 pm. All
AHEPA brothers are welcomed to attend.
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ST. THOMAS HELLENIC
SCHOOL GRADUATION
On June 10th, 2007, Chapter No. 69 honored the graduates of
the St. Thomas Hellenic School
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Thomas A. Edison
Chapter # 287
he St. George Church, Asbury Park, N.J., Order of
AHEPA, Thomas A. Edison Chapter # 287, celebrated
Ahepa Sunday, on October 28, 2007, with George
Parlamas, a long time St. George parishioner, and a 44 year
member of Ahepa, being honored after Divine Liturgy with
the Chapter Ahepan of the Year 2007 Award. Following
this presentation after Divine Liturgy the entire St. George
Church community was invited to share a luncheon organized and served by fellow Ahepans.
A rosewood plaque declared George Parlamas Ahepa
Member of the Year 2007; he had been initiated in the
Edison Chapter in 1963. George also received a General
Assembly Citation from Assemblyman Steve Corodemus,
noting his more than 23 year service as Ahepa Treasurer for
his Edison Chapter, a notable achievement, and a Certificate
of Recognition from New Jersey Congressman Frank
Pallone, noting George’s continued support of Ahepa and
his volunteer work over the years on the Ahepa Scholarship
Committee. George’s wife Popi, and his sons and their families, were by his side to support and share in George’s Ahepa
honoring. Congratulations George!!!
PDG Steve Xanthacos A Finalist
in Las Vegas Poker Tournament ALEXANDER HAMILTON #54
DISTRICT LODGE VISITATION
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he event that was held in Las Vegas on Saturday,
December 1st was called Beauty and the Bet and was
hosted by 11 times World Series of Poker champ Phil
Helmuth. the Taser Foundation was the main sponsor and run it
for fallen police officers families. 100% of the funds go to help the
families. You can get more info by going to taserfoundation.org
and beautyandthebet.com. They had a $500 event at noon and a
$2500 event at 5pm. the 3 finalists from both tournaments played
in a 3rd event and the winner got a Super Bowl party and 2 Super
Bowl tickets. 1st place in event #1 was 5500 and 1st place in event
2 was 15k. event 3 was 6 players 1 of them was Tod Brunson who
won event 2. Steve knocked out 3 of the 6 and took away 1/2 of
Tod Brunsons chips. In the end Steve was heads up with the guy
he beat in event 1. They were all in Steve had a straight on the
turn and he had 2 pairs. He had 2 outs in the deck and caught his
out on the river to beat Steve. Steve had the time of his life. There
was a big party after.
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AHEPA – University of Indianapolis
Set Dates and Agenda
for “Journey to Greece 2008”
Participating Students will Embark on an Eight-Day easyCruise Sponsored Excursion
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Photo from Journey to Greece 2007
he American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA), the leading association for the nation’s
1.3 million American citizens of Greek ancestry, and
Philhellenes, and the University of Indianapolis, Athens Campus,
have joined forces to offer an unforgettable experience to young
people, announced Supreme President Ike Gulas.
“Since Journey to Greece was re-launched in 2006, interest
and participation continues to grow,” said Gulas. “We believe
that by working in tandem with the University of Indianapolis
we are able to provide all the students an opportunity to immerse themselves in Greek culture, while gaining an unforgettable educational experience,” added Gulas. “Education is
a key element of AHEPA’s mission and we’re pleased to be
FBE Limited
fulfilling it through this unique program.”
The Journey to Greece Program is a study tour that will provide students with six transferable university credits. The students will be given an opportunity to select courses from a list
that includes: Modern Greek Language 1 and 2; Modern Greek
History and Politics; The History of the Orthodox Church;
History of the Greeks of America; Art and Archaeology and
Plato and Aristotle. The course prospectus and application can
be downloaded online at www.ahepa.org/journey.
Journey to Greece 2008 will commence June 15, and will
consist of two separate groups. They will be supervised by
chaperones, led by AHEPA Past Supreme President Dr. James
F. Dimitriou. “In addition to a remarkable educational experience at the foot of the Acropolis, the students will also embark
on an easyCruise sponsored excursion through the Aegean,” said
Dimitriou.
Supreme President Gulas added that it is exciting to have
the JTG students in Greece to participate at our 86th Annual
Supreme Convention in Athens, July 1 – 12, 2008.
The University of Indianapolis, Athens Campus, is located at
the foot of the Acropolis and is the only wholly owned branch
campus of a U.S. university operating in Greece. It is accredited
by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges, and is
also a founding member of the Association of American Colleges
in Greece. For more information about the University of Indianapolis, Athens Campus, please visit, www.uindy.gr.
TRENTON #72
111 Broadway
New York, NY 10006
Phone: 212-266-8263
Fax: 212-732-1824
Andrew C. Zachariades
Controller
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Trenton Chapter #72 President John Polios welcomed District Governor Diamantoukos and Lodge members Ted Fanikos, Billy Harrison,
and Asteris Fanikos to a dinner meeting at the Trenton Ahepa Hall on
Monday October 22nd. PDG’s Burlotos, Allen, Gramas, Livanis and
Millas joined the Brothers for the dinner prepared by Chefs Muzithras
and Zimmes.Proceeds from a recent Texas Hold Em Tournament were
donated to the Greek fire relief Fund. The chapter’s Christmas Dinner
will be held on Tuesday, December 18th at our Hall, all brothers are
invited to attend. There will be a charge of $10. Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to all our friends in the 5th District.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
A
AHEPA Region 3 Leadership Meeting
Held In Tenafly.
HEPA Leaders from District
The discussions focused on the stra-
5 and 6 met for the first time
tegic elements of a Regional Business
ship of our Supreme Governor Louis
cussions focused on Hellenism and
as Region 3 under the leader-
Arvanitis at the Cathedral of St. John
the Theologian in Tenafly on November
17th, hosted by Bergen Knights Chapter
No. 285. The meeting was honored with
the presence of the AHEPA Supreme
Lodge through Supreme Vice President
Nick Karacostas and Supreme Secretary
John Grossomanides. AHEPA District
5 Governor Christopher Diamantoukos
also attended as well as some past
Governors from both New JerseyDelaware and New York.
Plan.
The cornerstone of the dis-
the need to continue to publicize this
prominently through the news media.
Education on our Hellenic culture, his-
tory, and Greek civilization needs to
continue and the best people avail-
able to spread provide these messages
must be sought out and encouraged
to pursuer these efforts.
Many other
topics were discussed in the areas of
Civic Responsibility, Philanthropy,
Communications, and, perhaps most
important, sustaining and growing our
Stephanie Toronidis received the Panhellenic
Scholarship Foundation award
Membership. The vision and strategy
will soon be communicated throughout
our Districts and efforts undertaken
under the leadership of our District
Lodge and Chapter Officers to sharpen
this vision and follow-through to fulfill
short and long-term goals.
The Annual Parade
for the Greek
Independence Day
will take place
on Fifth Avenue
April, 6 th 2008
AHEPA Family Visits St. Basil’s Academy
for Annual Christmas Pageant
Members of the AHEPA Family from District 5, including the
District Lodges of the AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope, traveled to St. Basils Academy in Garrison, NY on Saturday, December 8th to attend the annual Christmas pageant as performed by
the children of St. Basils Academy. The event has become an annual affair as AHEPA has always been one of St. Basils Academy’s biggest supporters. The District Lodges presented each of
Some great news came out of Chicago over the weekend,
where our own Stephanie Toronidis received the Panhellenic Scholarship Foundation award. This is a national
award given by this group in Chicago, headed by Mr. Chris
Tomaras and Mr. John Apostolou.
Their philosophy is to recognize the future promise of the
best Hellenic youth in America and they more than do their
part with their generous investment in the future of Hellenism by supporting these youngsters like Stephanie.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
the children with gift cards for Christmas. These gifts were collected from the individual AHEPA and Daughters chapters in the
district as well as individual donations. The day included church
services, a brunch attended by close to 200 people. the pageant
and a reception at the Rupert mansion afterward. It was a pleasantly mild day and the weather afforded the opportunity to tour
the academy grounds and visit buildings erected by the AHEPA
including the AHEPA. This included the school building which is
now used as administrative space and the boy’s dormitories. The
day ended with everyone filled with Christmas spirit and knowing that they helped contribute to making this Christmas season a
memorable one for some very special children.
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TED VITTAS, PDG TESTIMONIAL
Upon graduating from the Sons of Pericles,
Ted continued into the Order of AHEPA
assuming two titles, serving as Secretary of
Hudson Chapter 108 and he served on the
District level as Sons of Pericles Advisor
beginning in 1988. After his marriage, Ted
and Valerie attended church at St. Nicholas
in Wyckoff, NJ. There Ted served 6 years
on the Parish Council and five years as
Chairman of the Festival. In AHEPA Ted
transferred to the Ramapo Chapter 453 of
Wyckoff and served as their President from
1994-1995. Ted continued to serve on the
District level holding every Lodge position
from Athletic Director to District Governor.
Today, after 15 years service to the District
Lodge, he has reached the highest office of
the district, District Governor.
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ANTOINETTE MAROUSSIS, PDG
TESTIMONIAL
On October 28th, Aphrodite #374 hosted a testimonial dinner for Antoinette Maroussis, PDG.
Antoinette was initiated into Aphrodite #374, Toms
River in March of 1998. In May of 1998 she was
elected Chapter Secretary, serving a one year term.
From 1999 until 2003 she held the office of Chapter
President. From 2003 to 2004 she gladly served as
the Daughters of Penelope National Public Relations
Chairperson under Grand President Evellyn Tsiadis.
In 2004 she was elected to serve a one year term on
the 5th District Lodge as the Lieutenant Governor and
was elevated to District Governor in 2005 and served
for two terms.
FANTASTIC POOLS
Designs for your
by Savva
swimming pleasure
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SAVE THE DATE
2008 AHEPA Biennial Banquet
Dear Brothers, Sisters and Friends:
I am pleased to announce that the AHEPA Biennial Banquet date
has been set. The banquet is scheduled for Friday March 7, 2008
at the Mayflower Hotel. The weekend will be filled with events,
meetings, visits to capitol hill, seminars and a few surprises, so
SAVE THE DATE!
Supreme President Ike Gulas would like to invite the entire
AHEPA Family to attend this festive and fraternal weekend. As
many of you know the very first Biennial Banquet was held in
1929 at the Mayflower Hotel, this return marks the 38th Biennial
Banquet to be held in the Washington, DC area.
The evening promises to be the most prestigious event on the DC
calendar, and the weekend will have much to do. In addition to the
events we have planned the Daughters of Penelope will be hosting
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their Salute to Women. AHEPA foundations and committees will also
gather to implement and discuss ideas for the year 2008 and beyond.
Hotel reservations can be made by calling the Mayflower directly
at (202) 347-3000 or the toll free number at 1-800-228-9290. The
AHEPA has contracted a very special discounted rate of $199, so
please act quickly to reserve your space at this wonderful event.
Headquarters will be creating an on line reservation form which
will be posted soon, keep checking at www.ahepa.org or call
us toll free at 1-866-99-AHEPA to reserve a table today!Do we
have an obligation as leaders and members to share information
regarding these Ahepa programs with our members and the entire
community? Are we proud of what we have accomplished in the
past? Are we looking forward to the future with confidence for
the Order of Ahepa?
NEWS FROM ALEXANDER 250 RANDOLPH
everal of our sisters were seen around the
District supporting the Spring Luncheon,
Day at the Races, and of course, the
District Convention. It is well to note, they attended the convention and returned to “do their
part” by working at our St. Andrew Festival
(which happened to coincide with the convention weekend). Once again, it is the QUALITY
not the QUANTITY that matters.
Many of our sisters devote time to
the Philoptochos. In addition to supporting Daughters/AHEPA projects, they rally
around the Philoptochos major annual fundraiser: our Tricky Tray. We are proud of the
close relationship shared by the Daughters
and the Philoptochos and as is our tradition,
we celebrated a joint year-end dinner.
While we enjoyed breaking bread, we
reflected on our year’s accomplishments
and honored two 50 year members. Lillian
Boyadjis and Bessie Pappas have joined the
esteemed echelon of 50 years membership in
the Daughters of Penelope. It is their dedi-
cation, steadfastness and love of the Order
which have helped Alexander #250 forge
ahead. They truly inspire us and epitomize
the true, “Spirit of Penelope”. We salute and
express our sincere gratitude to these very
special sisters.
Accolades and thanks were bestowed
upon our out-going president, Ourania Theocharides. Ourania has served the Daughters
for many years, first as treasurer and then as
president. She not only has completed her
successful term(s) as president, she is retiring
from a twenty-five year teaching career. We
wish her the very best on her retirement and
many years of good health and happiness.
Ourania hands over the reins of leadership to
our incoming President, Anna Zavros. Anna
moves up from the office of secretary which
she has held for several years. We wish her a
successful reign.
Our chapter selected Chryssie Borzeka as
our, “Penelope of the Year”. Chryssie has been
a very dedicated worker for St. Andrew and the
Daughters. She has been an officer, served as
president and is always one of the first to “step
up to the plate” supporting Daughters’ events.
She and her husband brother AHEPAn John,
have hosted many successful fundraising trips
to Atlantic City. Now, in addition to serving
her chapter, Chryssie is an active member of
the District Education Foundation and has been
supportive of the Cancer Foundation for many
years. Honor and thank her for her unwavering
devotion.
Education is an important of AHEPA. We
in Randolph share the zeal and enthusiasm for
education as much as, or more than the founders of our beloved Order. This year, Alexander
#250 awarded a scholarship to Ms. Megan Edwards. Among Megan’s many talents and accomplishments, she was Valedictorian of her
class, a member of the National Honor society
and is fluent in four languages. Megan will be
attending the University of Florida in the fall.
Megan is the granddaughter of Sister Deana and
the late Brother Michael Borzeka.
Paramus Sons of Pericles
Haloween Party
On October 26 the Paramus Sons of Pericles hosted a Haloween
party at Biagio’s restaurant in Paramus, New Jersey. Over 160
tickets were sold making this a very successful dance. All those
who attended had a wonderful time and plans are already in place
for next year to be bigger and better. Attached, please find some
pictures of that night’s events.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
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Obituary for John Kyriakos Antholis
ATTORNEY, PHILANTHROPIST, FATHER
John Kyriakos Antholis died Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007.
John Kyriakos Antholis served as an attorney, real estate developer
and philanthropist in Morristown for more than 30 years, and for most
of that time he was a fixture in his picture-window “fish bowl” office at
the corners of Pine Street and Dumont Place.
He was also the proud father of two sons, one an Academy
Award-winning filmmaker and the other a policy adviser in the
Clinton White House.
Mr. Antholis was born Nov. 21, 1933 to Anna Dematatis
Antholis and Kyriakos John Antholis in Oceanside, N.Y.
He moved to Washington, D.C. in the early 1940s, and as
his father sought work during the Great Depression. He graduated from Roosevelt High in 1951.
During the early 1950s, he enlisted in the Army and served
as a radio operator, stationed in Asmara, Eritrea.
After his service he earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from
the University of Maryland (1959) and a Juris Doctor degree from
Georgetown University Law School (1962). He attended law school in
the evenings, driving a cab during the day to support himself, his family,
and his studies.
In the mid-1960s, Mr. Antholis went to work for the Internal Revenue
Service, and was transferred to the Regional Counsel’s Office in New
York. While there, he earned a Masters in Law Degree (Taxation) from
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New York University Law School (1969).
Mr. Antholis entered private practice in 1968, serving several New
York firms before founding his Morristown-based law partnership with
David F. Edwards in 1976. Most recently, Mr. Antholis formed a partnership with Carey Gage in Morristown.
Over the years, Mr. Antholis developed a general law
practice, with an emphasis on highly controversial and
sophisticated tax law issues. Among many clients, Mr.
Antholis represented Resorts International, the first company to obtain a license to operate a casino in Atlantic City.
Mr. Antholis also served as president of the Parish
Council for the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of
Westfield, and as president of Greek Orthodox Churches of
the Diocese of New Jersey. In addition, he served as district
governor of the Fifth District and supreme counselor for
the American Hellenic Educational Association, America’s oldest and
largest organization for Greek Americans.
He was general counsel and trustee to the Fifth District Ahepa
Cancer Research Foundation Inc. He was also general counsel to
Salaam Temple of the Shriners of North America, where he served
proudly as a clown at Shriner’s Children’s Hospitals.
He was a member of Masonic Lodges Morristown and Madison, and
the Salaam Shrine Center in Livingston. Mr. Antholis was a member and
past exalted ruler of East Hanover -- Florham
Park Elks Lodge No. 815. Mr. Antholis also
was the founder, past president and trustee of
the Hellenic American Bar Association of New
122 Moonachie Ave.
Jersey.
Moonachie, NJ
Mr. Antholis was very active in Democratic
politics.
He was briefly the chairman of the
201-939-9233
Democratic Party in Florham Park, and was an
active campaigner and fundraiser for a series
of Democratic candidates that included Paul
ANTHONY PAPAMARKOS
Sarbanes, Bill Bradley and Michael Dukakis. He
SPYROS GEORGATOS
attended the National Democratic Convention
in 1988.
Mr. Antholis is survived by his wife, the
former Mila Sorokolit; his sister, Ellen Antholis
of Gaithersburg, Md.; and his brother, Chris
Antholis of Morristown.
He is also survived by two sons from his
first marriage, Kary William Antholis of Los
Angeles, Calif., an Academy Award-winning filmmaker and senior vice president of
HBO Films, and William John Antholis of
Charlottesville, Va., the managing director of
The Brookings Institution and an economics
and foreign policy adviser in the Clinton White
House; his daughters-in-law, Karen CoburnAntholis and Kristen Suokko; his step-daughter,
WEDDINGS AND BANQUETS
Mila Dixon of Morristown; and his grandchilBUSINESS AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
dren, Evanthia Elaine Antholis, John Harry
William Antholis, Annika Elizabeth Antholis,
and Kyri Janet Antholis.
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
DINNER
AT ELENI'S
On December 6th, 2007, Supreme Governor Louis Arvanitis
hosted a dinner for the Supreme President Ike Goulas
Poster for the Greek Independence
Day Pareade is presented
to Mr. Louis Arvanitis by Dino
Rallis and Ilias Tsekerides. $600
were collected for the support of
Greek Independrnce Parade
The number of the attendees
were exceeding the organisers’
expectations. We thank Mr Louis
Arvanitis, PDG for organising such
a great event and for cooking such
a delicious dinner . Mr. Ike Goulas
wasn't able to attend the event due
to the death of Supreme Governor
George Pentazelos.
Mr. Ted Vittas, PDG thanks Mr.
Louis Arvanitis for his great
hospitality
Ahepa Voice – WINTER 2007
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Have a Merry and Blessed Christmas
Lee Millas, Chairman, Board of Trustees
District 5 Lodge
Christopher Diamantoukos, District Governor
Ted Fanikos, Lieutenant Governor
Phil Vogis, District Secretary
George G. Horiates, District Treasurer
Savas C. Tsivicos, District Marshal
William Harrison, District Warden
Nick C. Mariolis, District Athletic Director
Asteris Fanicos, Sons of Pericles Advisor
Past Supreme Governors
Frank Gramas
Tom Kress
John Mehos
Tom Pappas
Ernie Tsaptsinos, Past Member, Board of Directors
Herbert P. Allen
George Andresakes
Athan Anest
Louis Arvanitis
George Burlotos
Dino Callas
Vassos Chrysanthou
Christopher Coroneos
Past District Governors
Past District Governors (DOP)
Marion Economou
Penelope Capetan
Lilian Boyatzis
Joanne Lioumis
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Norman James
Nicholas Konides
Gust Kraras
Spiros Livanis
Steve Lioumis
Chris Matzavinos
John Mavrakis
Lee Millas
Antoinette Maroussis
George Nestor
Costas Sedereas
Christopher Sevast
George Righos
John Tarabicos
Julian "Woody" West
Steve Xanthacos
Andrew Zachariades
Stathia Maroussis
Evelyn Vardakis
Freda Sakras
Penny Capetan
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EUREKA #52
JOHN AGRIANTONIS
CHRIS AIVALUOTIS
JOHN ANTONACOS
DR. SPIRO ANTONACOS
JOHN BOCHIS
PETER BOUTSIKARIS
JAMES CAPLANIS
STANLEY CHRYSOHOS
GEORGE COSMOGLOS
DR. CHARLES CRITIDES
JAMES DALIANIS
MICHAEL DEMETROULES
STEVEN DIAMANDAS
TONY DRIVAS
ATHAN EFSTATHIOU
GUS GELLAS
NICHOLAS GEOTAKES
PETER GERGULAS
PHILIP GEVAS
JAMES GEVAS
JAMES HANZIMANOLIS
PETER JEMAS
CONSTANTINE KALOUSIS
STEPHEN D. KARAMBELAS
PETER KATRAMADOS
GEORGE KATRAMADOS
NICHOLAS LINARDAKIS
HARRY LINARDAKIS
PETER LIVERAKOS
LUCAS LOUCOPOULOS
MICHAEL LOUCOPOULOS
COSTAS LYMBERIS
DR. GEORGE MACRIS
AUGERINO MANDARAKIS
NICHOLAS MARIOLIS
BILL MARMARAS
NICHOLAS MICHELUDIS
GEORGE MOUTIS
NICHOLAS MOUTIS
THOMAS PARAS
MICHAEL PASKAS
MICHAEL T. PASKAS, JR.
GREG POULIOT
THEODORE G. POURIS
BILL PROKOS
JOHN PROKOS
CHRISTOPHER PROVEL
EVAN ROUPAS
ROY D. SOPPAS
GUS THEODOS
PETER TIBORIS
JOHN TSAPTSINOS
ELIAS TZEMOS
LOUIS VLAHAKES
ADREAS YANNIOTIS
LEONIDES ZOIS
STEVEN ZOURZOUKIS
PARAMUS #54
GEORGE H. ALEX1AD1S
BASIL ALEXOUD1S
GREGORY ALEXOUDIS
JOHN ANASTASOPOULOS
CHRIS ANASTOS
GREGORY ANASTOS
VAN ANASTOS
DENIS ANTIOCHOS
GEORGE ANTON10U
EMANUEL ARETAKIS
HARRY C. ARGESON
THEODORE C. ARGESON
LOUIS ARVANITIS
NICK ASTRAS
GEORGE P. BARUX1S
NICHOLAS BAYETIS
JAMES BETTS
JOHN C. BETTS
STEPHEN BETTS
THOMAS BETTS
JOHN BOYAS
CONSTANTINE CARAVOULIAS
CHRIST. J. CHRISTAKOS
CHRIS CHUCALA
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NICK CONSTANDELIS
THEODORE CONSTANDEL1S
THOMAS P. CONTOS
GEORGE DAVATEL1S
LOUIS DEMESON LOUIS
THOMAS N. DEMETRAKIS
MICHAEL P. DOUMAS
HARRY DOUMAS
ANTHONY EMMANOUILIDIS
BASIL F1KARIS
JOHN FOUKAS
THOMAS FOUKAS
NICHOLAS GAGIS
PETER GEORGE
ANDREW GEORGIOU
NICHOLAS D.G1GANTES
ATHANASE GOULIAMOS
MICHAEL T HALKIAS
CHRIS HARAMIS
ANDREW HI0S
PETER JANULIS
GEORGE KALOGERAKIS
GEORGE P KAROUNOS
GEORGE KATAKOZINOS
JOHN KATOPIS
STEPHEN C.KEDES
THEODORE I KESOGLOU
DEMETR10S KONTOPOULOS
TASSOS KOUKEAS
IOANNIS KYRIAKAKIS
KONSTANTINOS LAHANAS
LOUIS LAMBRAN
TAKIS LANGAS
PETER LEVAS
CONSTANTINE LOUKEDIS
KOSTAS MAKRIS
JOHN MALOUP1S
THOMAS G. MANOS
COSTAS MEGARIOTIS
DEMETRI0S MELIS
IGNATIUS MUMTZIS
JOHN PANGIS
CONSTANTINE PAPADEMAS
JACK PAPAGEORGIS
NIKOLAOS K PAPAMICHAEL
GEORGE P. PAPPAS
NICHOLAS P PAPPAS
BILL PAVLOU
PETROU PETER
GEORGE. N PETRAKAKLIS
JAMES POULETSOS
NICHOLAS POULIS
JOHN A RODGERS MD
THOMAS R RUMANA
VAS1LIOS SAKELLARIDIS
CHRIS SARAMES
DR. GEORGE SCORDILIS
PETER SCORDILIS
GEORGE SIAMBOULIS
JON G STATHAKIS
ANDREAS STAVROU
NICHOLAS STELLATOS
ROBERT SUMAS
KOSMAS TERODEMOS
PAUL TORONIDIS
JOHN TSIGOUNIS
STANLEY W UMOWSKI
STEPHEN VALAS
KOSTAS VANIK10TIS
JOHN VASI0S
SAVAS VEROS
TED VITTAS
STRATIS XANTHOS
STERGIOS YANNITSADIS
JAMES YOULIOS
GEORGE ZAVERDINOS
CHERRY HILL #69
NICHOLAS T. ANAGNOSTOS
DR. GEORGE M. ARNAS
GEORGE C. BENAS
JOHN BRYAN
GEORGE BURIOTOS
SAM CARABASES
PETER CARIDES
RODNEY L. CHANDLER
JOHN CHARAIABIDIS
ANTHONY C. CHIGOUNIS
ANTHONY S. CHIGOUNIS
COSTA CHRYSSOFOS
COSTAS N. DIAMANTIS
CHRISTOPHER DIAMANTOUKOS
IORDANIS EKIMOGLOU
NICK FIFIS
ANTHONY C. FRANGOS
DEMETRIOS J. FRANGOS
THOMAS P. GOTZIS
PHILIP HATSIS
ANGELO A. HORIATES III
ANGELO A. HORIATES JR.
ANGELOS E, HORIATES
CONSTANTINE E. HORIATES
ELLAS A. HORIATES
GEORGE G. HORIATES
THEOLOGOS A. HORIATES
ZACHARIAS HORIATIS
JERRY KARAPALIDES
ZANE N. KATSIKIS
ANTHONY C. KOLIOUTAS
JOHN M. KORINTHIOS
GEORGE N. KOSTIOU
NICK G. KOSTIOU
GEORGE P. KOUSOULIS
MICHAEL KOUVATAS
ANGELO LAVDAS
EVANGELOS J. LEFAKIS
CONSTANTINE LEMBESIS
DR. THEODORE LYRAS MD
NICHOLAS MAMMAS
LEONARDOS J. MANOUSOS
SPIROS MANTZAS
MARK MARKOZANIS
STEVEN MARMAROU
THEODORE G. MILLER
WILLIAM G. MILLER
JAMES C. PAERA
GEORGE N. PAPPAS
NICK G. PAPPAS
NICK S. PASAMIHALIS
STAVROS N, PASAMIHALIS
CHRISTOPHER J. POULOS
THEODORE D. POULOS
PETER RHODES
CHRISTOPHER RIGOPOULOS
DIMITRIOS P. ROZANITIS
NICHOLAS SACALIS
CHRISTOPHER SAFFOS
STELLIOS SAFFOS
THOMAS S. SALVARLIS PH.D.
CHARLES P. SANDILIOS
LOUIS SARANDOULIAS
CHRISTOPHER B. SEVAST
JOHN THOMAS STAVROS
EVANGELOS STEFANOU
DEMETRIOS C.SYPSOMOS
STELIO THEODORIS
TED S. THEODORIS
GEORGE VALLIANOS
ANTHONY VELAHOS
JOHN VELLIOS
JULIAN E. WEST
TRENTON #72
ANTHONY ALEXANDER
HERBERT ALLEN
ADAM ANGELAKIS
GEORGE ANGELAKIS
NICHOLAS ANGELAKIS
CARMEN ARMENTI, JR.
THOMAS AVGERAKIS
JOHN BASANTIS
MANOS BASANTIS
RTOBERT BELVISO
CHRIS BLAZAKIS
ALEX CHRYSOULAKIS
GUS COCORDAS
MICHAEL COKENAKES
PETER CONELIAS
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EMANUEL CORONIS
WILLIAM DEMAS
NICHOLAS DESPODITIS
WILLIAM DIAMANTAKOS
MICHAEL ELEFTERION
ASTERIS FANIKOS
MICHAEL FANIKOS
ELEFTHERIOS FIKARIS
PANAGIOTIS FOUSTANAS
A.GEORGE GAZONAS
STAMATIS GOLFINOPOULOS
THEODORE GOLFINOPOULOS
PETTER HALOULAS
HARALAMBOS HARANIS
CHRIS HARTSONIS
EDWARD HILL
JOHN JEREMIAS
PETER KAKOYIANNIS
KOSTAS KALAVROUZIOTIS
TIM KALAVRUZOS
JAMES KARIVALIS
ELETHERIOS KARNAVAS
THOMAS KATSAROS
ASSAD KHOUTY
DEAN KNICOS
JAMES KNICOS
JIM KNICOS
MICHAEL KNICOS
PAUL KNICOS
STEVEN KNICOS
NICK KOLOVOS
WILLIAM KOLOVOS
NICHOLAS KOSTALAS
GEORGE KOUTSOURADIS
ANASTASIOS LINARDOS
SPIROS P. LIVANIS
ANTHONY LIVIAKIS
PERICLES MALAKATES
CHARLES MAMOLOU
PAUL MAMOLOU
ALEX MASTORIS
ANTHONY MASTORIS
MICHAEL MASTORIS
GEORGE MASTORIS
JOHN MAVRAGANIS
NICHOLAS MELLIS
PAUL MELOHIS
ANDREW METROPOLE
LETHERIOS MICHAILIDES
DEAN MICROUTSICOS
JOHN MICROUTSICOS
LEE MILLAS
ALEX MILONAS
MICHAEL MISSIOS
JOHN MONTIS
NICK MONTIS
STELIOS MOSCHOLEAS
PERICLES MUZITHRAS
ELIAS NYKTAS
JOHN NYKTAS
STEFANOS NYKTAS
EDWARD OSVAI
PETER PANTELIDES
TOM PAPPAS
ANGELO PARATHERAS
WILLIAM PARIKAS
STEVE PARISH
TED PARISH
RAYMOND PASTERIS
ELIAS PERRIS
NIKOLAOS PERIS
DAVID PIE
EVAN PILARAS
STRATOS PETERS
JOHN POLIOS
DEAN PRASSAS
MICHAEL PROTOPAPPAS
EMANUEL RERAKIS
SIMEON ROCHONCHOU
WILLIAM RODDA
RICHARD ROSCOE
GEORGE ROSE
MICHAEL ROSE
NICHOLAS ROSSOS
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PAUL ROSSOS
GEOIRGE ROUSSOS
LOUIS SARRIS
JAMES SHISSIAS
SPIRIDON SPIREAS
JOHN STASINOS
JAMES STEPHAN
ANTHONY STRATIS
CHRIS STRATIS
JOHN STRATIS
NICK STRATIS
GUS TRIANTAFILOU
GEORGE TRZASKA
LOUIS TSAROUHAS
DIONISIOS TSILIMIDOS
SOTIRIOS VAHAVIOLOS
HARRY VERVERIDES
THOMAS VLAHOS
JOHN VLAMIS
EURIPIDES YIACAS
MICHAEL ZARAFONITIS
ANTHONY ZIMNES
CONSTANTINE ZIMNES
PETER ZIMNES
STEVEN ZIMNES
PISCATAWAY #75
JOHN ALEXOPOULOS
MICHAEL ALFIERIS
DIMOS AMAXOPOULOS
DEMETRIS ANDRONIKOU
JOHN M. ANGELAKOS
FRANK ARAPS
GEORGE ATHANASOPOULOS
CONSTANTINE BARDIS
ANDREAS BELONIS
JOHN BLAZAKIS
DIMITRI N. BOUHLAS
GEORGE BOULEGERIS
LAMPROS E. BOURODIMOS
STAVROS BOUZIOTIS
NICK BOUZOS
JOSEPH BOYADJIS
GEORGE BRATSANOS
STEVE G. CALLAS
ANDREW CALOGRIDES
JAMES COLITSAS
JOHN COUTSOURIDIS
MIKE DIMITRAKIS
EVANGELOS DRAZINAKIS
MICHAEL EMANUEL
JOHN GARRIS
FRANK GEMENTGIS
PANAGIOTIS GEORGOPOULOS
STANLEY GERONDELIS
GEORGE GUSSIS
KOSTAS GUSSIS
KONSTANTINOS HANTSOULIS
KONSTANTINOS IEROMNIMON
SOZOS KALATZIS
PETER C. KALLOS
ANTHONY KALOGRIDIS
ANTHONY AMARINOPOULOS
DEMETRIOS KAMBITSIS
NICHOLAS KAMBITSIS
JAMES KARAMANOS
DEMETRIUS KARION
BASIL S. KASIMIS
CHRISTOS KATSIFIS
JOHN KAZAN
NICHOLAS T. KEHAYAS,
VASSILIS KERAMIDAS
V.REV ALEXANDER KILE
GEORGE KOLIAS
SIMOS KONTOS
VASILIOS KORKONTZELOS
NICHOLAS KOUMARIANOS
THOMAS KOURIDAKIS
JOHN LEKARAKOS
JOHN LYSSIKATOS
EMMANUEL MANIOUDAKIS
HARRY MATARAS
JOHN MAVRAKIS
JOHN MILLAS
JERRY G. MOSCHONAS
DEAN NICHOLAOU
JOHN M. PAITAKES
MICHAEL PAPASAVAS
JAMES PAPPAS
MICHAEL J. PAPPAS
KOSTAS PARLAPANIDES
THOMAS PARLAPANIDES JR
GEORGE PASIGOS
GEORGE PETRANTONAKIS
HARRY V. PILITSIS
JOHN PILITSIS
SOCRATES PLOUSSIOU
JAMES H. POLOS
EFTICHIOS PROTOPAPADAKIS
GEORGE RODOUSSAKIS
ROBERT ROOD
KOSTAS SCHADAS
WILLIAM SHIBLEY
CHRIS SIRIMIS
MICHAEL SIRIMIS
GERASIMOS SKONTRIANOS
GEORGE T. SOLOMOS
JAMES SOLOMOS
GEORGE STAVRIANIDIS
PANOS STAVRIANIDIS
JOHN D. STROUMTSOS
NICHOLAS STROUMTSOS JR
JOHN STURGES
MANUEL STURGES
LAWRENCE J. SULLIVAN
MICHAEL TINIAKOS
STEVE TSIADIS
ARIS VAFIDES
THOMAS VASTARDIS
ANTHONY VLASTARAS
CHRISTOS VOLOUDAKIS
DIMITRIOS ZALOKOSTAS
DELAWARE #95
SOTIERE ADAMOPOULOS
JOHN ALEXOPOULOS
PETER T. ANAGNOSTOU
WILLIAM ANNOS ESQ.
JOSEPH ANTHOS
GEORGE ASIMOS
WILLIAM H. ATHAN
ALBERT E. BURKE
GEORGE J. CHAMBERS
FR. COSTAS G. CHRISTOS
VASILIOS CHRISTOU
GEORGE CONSTANTINOU
JOHN W. CONSTANTINOU
PETRO CONTOMPASIS
HARRY J. COURTIS
ANTHONY DIAMOND
STEVE N. FAFALIOS
DR. JAMES G. FALLER
LEONIDAS A. FOTAKOS
DR. COSTAS FOUNTZOULAS
EMMANUEL FOURNARIS
GEORGE G. FOURNARIS
JAMES GALARLS
REV. STAMOS GANIARIS
GEORGE C. GATOS PHD
CONSTANTINOS GEORGIOU
GERASIMOS GIANNATOS
CHRISTOPHER A. GRIVAS
DEMETRIOS GRIVAS
DEMITRIOS HALAKOS
THOMAS K. HALDAS
THOMAS HATZIS
JOSEPH JOANNIDES
JOHN KARAKASIDIS
GEORGE M. KARAS
LAZARUS KIRIFIDES MD
MICHAEL KLEZARAS III
MICHAEL KLEZARAS JR.
JAMES KOGAMIHALIS
ANTHONY V. KOLLIAS MD
BASIL C. KOLLIAS
JOHN A. KONINIS SR.
JOHN A. KONINIS II
GUS C. KONTIS
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CONSTANTINE KOUTOURZIS
THRASIVOULOS KRITIKOS
EDWARD LASKARIS
JOHN LAZOPOULOS JR.
TOM LEMPESIS
GEORGE P. LIARAKOS
TOM LIVIZOS
ANESTIS L. LOGOTHETIS
DR. DEAN LOMIS PH.D.
DR. MICHAEL T. LOMIS M.D.
NICHOLAS N. LOMIS
VAN LOMIS
GEORGIOS K. MAGOGIAS
GUS MAKIS
GEORGE J. MANDAS DDS
JOHN MANDAS
CHRISTODOULOS MANTZAVINOS
CHRISTOS MARASOGLOU
NICK S. MARINIS
SOTIERE MARINIS
HARRY L. MARKATOS
ANAGNOSTIS MATULAS
NICHOLAS S. METAXOTOS
DR. CONSTANTINE MICHELL
THEODORE MICHELL
ANTONIS MISTRAS
THEODORE NANNAS CPA
LOUIS NOVAKIS
GEORGE A. PAPACHRYSANTHOU
TIMMY N. PAPANICOLAS
NICHOLAS G. PAPPAS
DR. NICHOLAS PAPPAS
CHARALAMBOS PHALANGAS
JOHN N. PSALTIS
NICKOLAS J. PSALTTS
DR. LEONIDAS W. RAISIS
SPIROS W. RAISIS
CONSTANTINO P. REGAS
PETROS P. REGAS
GEORGE N. RIGHOS
BASIL SAVOPOULOS
NICHOLAS S. SAVOPOULOS ESQ.
ANTHONY C. SKOUTELAS
DIMITIRI STAIKOS
JOHN TARABICOS
DR. COSTAS TERNS
ANTHONY TSAGANOS
ROBERT G. TSAGANOS DOS
GEORGE T. TSAKUMIS
DR. THEODORE G.TSAKUMIS
CONSTANTINE TSIONAS
DIMITRIOS TSIONAS
HARRY TSOUKALAS
JOHN VANVOURES
GEORGE VASSILATOS PHD
GEORGE VERTSIKAS
NICHOLAS VOURAS
PETER N. YIANNOS PH.D.
PAUL ZAMBETIS
HUDSON #108
JOHN A. MEHOS, PAST SUPREME GOVERNOR
ANDREW C. ZACHARIADES,
PDGMICHAEL ANASTASIOU
CHARLES ANASTASIOU
PETER ARVANITIS
ANGELO BAKIRGIS
NICHOLAOS BEHLOS
ARTHUR CHOKAS
ERNEST CHOKAS
LEONIDAS P. DOUMAS
ANDREAS DIAKOS
REV. GEORGE N. ECONOMOU
NICHOLAS J. ECONOMOU
JERRY FERENTINOS
CHRISTOS M. GENES
WILLIAM HARRISON
DEMETRIOS HOLEVAS
NICK HOLEVAS
JAMES KARAVITIS
NICK KLAICH
VERY REV. NEKTARIOS KOGIAS
CHARLES KOUVEL
PETER KOUVAL
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GEORGE KOUNDOURIOTIS
VERY REV. PAUL KOUTOUKAS
GEORGE KYREAKAKIS
GEORGE MANOS
SPIROS MAVRIDIS
CHRIS MAVROS
JOHN MORAITIS
ALKIS PAPADOPOULOS
GABRIEL PAPADOPOULOS
JOHN D. PAPPAS
JOHN PETRIOS
BILL V. POLITIS
HARRY STEPHANOU
GEORGE E. SAKELLARIS
PETROS TAKAS
SIMEON TEVLETIDES
DEMETRIOS TSAKANIAS
APOSTOLOS TSANGARIS
SPYRO TSIELEPAS
DEMETRIOS VARIANIDES
CHRIS ZACHARIADES
SOUTH JERSEY #162
EVANGELOS ALEXOUDIS
LOUIS G. ATHANS
PANAGIOTIS CHRISTIANIS
GEORGE A, CUMMINGS
THOMAS DIMITRIOU
KOSTAS DIMITROS
JOHN DINOS
PETER DOULIS
LEONIDAS EXADAKTILOS
JOHN G. FRANGAKIS
PETER FRANGAKIS
DIMLTRIOS GEORGOULIANOS
KOSTAS GIANNIKOPOULOS
MICHAEL P. ISIHOS
KONSTANTINOS KAITATZIS
KOSTAS KANOS
CONSTANTINOS KARAYIANNIS
PANAGIOTIS KASKABAS
GEORGE M. KERASINIS
ELEFTHERIOS KLEKOS
NONTAS KONTES
PROKOPIOS KOUZOUKAS
ATHANASIOS MICHAELIDIS
GEORGE P. NESTOR
PETER G. NESTOR
TSAMBIKOS TSANGARIS
GEORGE N. TZAFEROS
KONSTANTINOS N. TZAFEROS
JOHN VASSARAS
NICKOLAOS GEORGOULIANOS
HARALAMBOS KANOS
ANTHONY KASKABAS
GEORGE KLEKOS
DR. PAUL MASTORIDIS
GEORGE STERGIOU.
ATLANTIC CITY #169
ZICOS ECONOMIDES
ALEXANDROS GASSIS
CHRIST GEORGES
ARISTOTEL MOUMAS
GEORGE P. PAPPAS
GEORGE POLLS
JOHN K, POULERES
COSTAS SIOZOPOULOS
JAMES TZIMOULIS
THOMAS JEFFERSON #280
NIKOLAS AGATHIS
WILLIAM AGATHIS
GEORGE E. ANDRIANOS
CHRIS K. ANTHOLIS
JOHN K. ANTHOLIS
ANDREW P. ARBES
NICK L. BILLLAS
NICHOLAS J. BOURAS
THEODORE BOZONELIS
THOMAS J. CASTORINA
LOUIS CHERGOTIS
PETER J. CHRISTOPOULOS
ANTHONY COUTROS RPH
GEORGE CRONEOS
CHRIS A. DALAMANGAS
THEODORE DEMETRIOU
JOHN R. DILLON
JAMES C. FOUNTAS
DONALD K. FREIER
RICHARD L. FRIGERIO
ANTONIUS GENAKOS
DINO GENAKOS
VAN GRAFAS
JAMES H. HOLCOMB
STELIOS KARAMANIS
DIMITRIOS P. KIKIDAL
CHRISTOS 3. KIRIAKATI
CONSTANTINE J. KIRIAKATIS
ANGELO KOSTAKES
THOMAS KRESS
ERNEST P. LADAS
ROBERT LOALBO
EMANUEL N. LOGOTHETIS
STEVE MANOS
PETER MARKOS
JAMES J. MASTAKAS
NICHOLAS MASTAKAS
JOSEPH F. 0' SULLIVAN
THOMAS PAGOULATOS
HARRY A. PANAGOS
NICHOLAS PANTAGIS
NICHOLAS PAPADEAS
JOHN M. PAPPADOPOULOS
JOHN PAPPAS
GARFIELD PROVEL
GREGORY PSOMAS
WILLIAM M. SALLAS PHD.
STEFANOS SIDERIS
G. E. SKAMBAS
GEORGE SKORINKO
PAUL G. STAPPAS
BILL THEOFANOUS
ALEX VASILIADES
ISIDOROS VLATTAS
STRATA N. XENELIS
CONSTANTINE ZADES
WILLIAM ZERVAKOS
BERGEN KNIGHTS #285
ALEX ALEXANDRIS
DR. DEMETRIOS P. BAYLOKOS
MICHAEL BONAMO
CONSTANTINE CALLAS
WILLIAM CARAS
CHRISTOPHER CORONEC
DIMITRIS DALLAS
DIMITRIOS DESDEKIS
NICK DIMITRIOU
ANASTASIOS GEORGAS
JOHN C. GEORGINIS
GEORGE GINES
PETROS E. HALDOUPIS
DR. PETER B. HILARIS
WILLIAM P. KARADONTE;
NICK KATSAPIS
WILLIAM KATSAPIS
GEORGE C. KIRIAKOPOULOS, DDS
GUS KRAMIS
DR. CHRIS KYRIAKIDES
GEORGE LILIKAS
MIHAIL LILIKAS
VAN MANOLIS
MARKJ.MELLS
CONSTANTINOS MIKELIS
ANTHONY MOLFETAS
NICHOLAS G. MOUSTAKAS
GEORGE PAPAS
GLENN G. PAPPAS
SOCRATES PAPPAS
MICHAEL F. PARLAMIS PE
LEONLDAS C. PATILIS
MICHAEL PAVIADAKIS
SOCRATES G. PETRAKOS
CHARLES J. PIALTOS
JOHN PIRSOS
NICHOLAS PITURAS DDS
ROB PORRINO
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JAMES POULOS
KONSTANTINOS PSONIS
ANTHONY J. QUINN
CHRISTOS N.SANTORINLOS
ANDREW SAVAS
GEORGE N. SEKAS
STEVE SIDERIAS
VANGELIS J. SOPHIAS
GEORGE SOUFLIS
STAVRO G. SOUSSOU
PETER STASSOU
NICHOLAS STYLIADES
LOUCAS TASIGIANNIS
DR. JAMES A.
TSIGOUNIS DOS
GEORGE TSOULIS
DR. ALKIS VAZACOPOULOS
JORDAN YUELYS
ANDREAS ZIGOURA
ASBURY PARK 287
NICK ANTONIOS
PETER A. BILLOWS
GEORGE CONSTANTINO
GEORGE DISAKIAS
JEROME FOKAS
ANTHONY F. GALONAKIS
ILIAS GAVAKIS
ANGELO M. GREGOS
DIMITRIOS HADJIMART
ONOUFRIOS IOANNIDES
PETER KANELLAS
GEORGE L. KARAGIAS
LAMBROS S. KARPODINIS
THEODORE KAVARAKA
ODYSSEAS KOLASIS
KONSTANDINOS KOSA
SEMOS KOSTIDAKIS
NICK KOUKOUMI
GEORGE KOUTSOUL
EDWARD L. KRAEMER
NICHOLAS LAPPAS
HARRY LIMBERIS
DR. KOSTA LINARDAKIS
KONSTANTINOS LOUROS
GEORGE E. MANOLAKAKIS
NICK MARAVGAKIS
THEOFILOS MICHALOPOULOS
GEORGE K. MOUTIS
JOHN J. MURPHY
PETER PANAS
ARIS PAPAGEORGE
SPIRO PAPPAS
ARTHUR C. PAPPAYLIOI
STEPHEN G. PAPPAYLIOU
FRANK PARLAMAS
GEORGE PARLAMAS
JOHN PEPPAS
PETER L. PETROS
NICHOLAS G. PIROVOLOS
NICHOLAS POULOS
ANGELO SOURLAS
STEVE SOURIAS
DIONISSIOS SPIROPULOS
ATHANASIOS STEFANOU
JOHN N. TERLECSKY
PETER THOMAS
GEORGE TSAMBAS
THOMAS TSILIVITES
SAVAS C. TSLVICOS
CHAPTER #288
JAMES GOUMAS
MORRIS COUNTY #300
CHRIST W. ANAGNOST
JIMMY T. APOSTOLOPOULOS
SPIROS P. ARVANITES
JOSEPH BELL ESQ.
PETER BOBOTAS
JOHN A. BORZEKAS
MICHAEL BORZEKAS
THOMAS J. BORZEKAS
ANDREAS A. BOYADJIS
SEN. ANTHONY R. BUCCO
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DR. CHRISTOS CAPELLOS PH.D.
JAMES CHRISTAKOS
SOTIRIOS G. CLAPSIS
NICHOLAS DAPONTES
DR. GEORGE DIAMANTIDIS
GEORGE B. ELLAS
HON. RODNEY P. FRELINGHUYSEN
GEORGE GRAPSAS
PETER LOANNOU ESQ.
HRISTOS KASOLAS
JOHN R. KELLY
JOHN KOSTAKIS
ANTONIOS LOUCA
CHARLES N. MARIN
KEITH P. MARIN
OANNIS T. MARKOU
JOHN N. MASTRODIMOS
NICHOLAS J.
MASTRODIMOS
NICK MAVRAGC
SPYROS MORAITIS
GEORGE H. MOSHEN
CONSTANTINO PALLIS
EVANGELOS C. PALLIS
JOHN A. PALLIS
NICHOLAS A. PALLIS
JOHN PAPALOS
STEVE PAPAS
EFTHIMIOS PAPAYANIS
EFTHIMIOS PAPPADOPOULOS
DEMOS PAXOS
GEORGE E. PETRIDES
FRANK POULOS
STEPHEN R. POULOS
EDWARD V. ROCHFORD
NICOS D. ROTSIDES
STELIOS D. ROTSIDES
HARRY J. SAKAS
APOSTOLOS SAKELLAROPOULOS
CONSTANTINE SEDEREAS
PETER C. SEDEREAS
STEVEN J. SEDEREAS
TAKIS N. SERETIS
VASLLIOS K. SERETIS
ALEX STAVROS
PROF. LOUKIS HEOCHARIDES
GEORGIOS TSIAMIS
PETE VELLIOS
DEAN VLAHOS
GEORGE ZACHOS
CHRISTOPHER ZERIS
GEORGE S. ZERIS
PETER S. ZERIS
ORANGE #375
GEORGE T. ANDRESAKES
ANDREAS M. ANTONIOU
NICK BOUGADES
APOLON P. BUCLARY
JOHN CHAMBOUS
GORDON CONDOS
GEORGE COSMAS
EFTHYMIOS I. DANISKA MD
TAKIS P. DIONISOS
THOMAS G. GEANNAKAKES
CHRISTOS GEORGOUSIS
CONSTANTINE GRIMBILA
PETER P. JANULIS
PAUL KALAMARAS
CONSTANTINOS KINTIROGLOU MD
PETER P. KOKLDIS
MICHAEL KOTTAS
PAUL E. KOVATIS
CHARLES KUREBANAS
LOUIS LOIZOU
JAMES MANIS
DEMETRIUS MARKOURIS
GEORGE MARMAR
SPIROS MELEAS
PETER A. MILIOTIS CPA
MICHAEL MILTLADES
CHRIS MOUSTAKIS
THOMAS NISIDIS
JAMES A. PALEOLOGOS
ANGELO J. PANTAZES
MILTON PANTAZIS
GEORGE M. PAPPAS
THEORANIS PEEPAS
JIMMY E. SAVVIDES
PETER G. SERGIOU
CHRIS SOPHOS
GUS TSILIKOS
JAMES VARDAKIS
SOLON VARDAKIS
CONSTANTINE M. VOVAKES
ELIAS ZANTOPOULOS
WILDWOOD #450
EVANGELOS GIOUROS
FRANK D. GRAMAS
ASTERIOS G. KARAVANGELAS
HARRY KARAVANGELAS
ELEFTHERIOS KATSANIS PHD
PETER KELLIS
JAMES N. KONIDES
NICHOLAS D. KONIDES
GUST C. KRARAS
KENNETH H. MATER
WILLIAM A. MITCHELL
ANTONIOS PAPAGEORGIOU
STELIOS PAPAIOANNOU
KONSTANTINOS PAPASPANOS
ANTHONY TRIVELIS
RAMAPO #453
EVANS (EVANGELOS) C. AGRAPIDIS, ESQ.
CONSTANTINE ALETRAS
GEORGE ALETRAS
ANTHONY AMORATIS
NICK AMORATIS
ANTON AYVAS
EMANUEL AYVAS
CON BACALAKIS
MICHAEL BALLAI
GEORGE H. BEDOYA
STEPHEN (STEPHANOS) BOJEKIAN
ANDREW BOULOS
PHILIP A. BUFIS
ARTHUR M. CHAGARES
GEORGE CHARTOFILLIS
NICHOLAS CHARTOFILLIS
KYRIAKOS CHRISTODOULOU
MICHAEL G. COMAS, ESQ.
GEORGE P. CORNIOTES
JAMES C. COROMILAS, MD
DIMITRI C. COTELIDIS
CONSTANTINE CHASSAPIS
DIMITRI DELLIS
MARC DEMETRIOU
THEODORE DIMITRIOU
EMANUEL (MANNY) DIOMIS
RICHARD DOLINSKY
HARRY N. DOUNCHIS, PHD
CONSTANTINE DRAKAKIS
NICHOLAS DRIVANOS
MINAS DRIVAS
PLATO ELIADES
MICHAEL J. FARACLAS
STEVEN S. FARDY
WILLIAM FONSECA
NICHOLAS G. GAGIS
EVANGELOS GALEOS
GEORGE GALEOS
CHRIS C. GIKAS
JAMES GIOKAS
ATHANASIOS GOUGOUSIS
PAUL A.GOULET
STEVE HAMBOS
NICK HATZOGLOU
STAN HOLUBA
CHUCK HUMBLIAS
ANDREW A. KALAMARIDIS
DEMETRIOS KALTSIS
TED KARAS
NICHOLAS C. KARRAS
BILL KARSOS
STATHIS KATSAROS
VASILIS KATSIKIOTIS PHD
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NICOLAOS A. KIRITSISCHRIS KITSOS
CONSTANTINE KOLOVOS
CONSTANTINE KOMINOS
JOHN KOMNINOS
THOMAS J. KOMNINOS
ALEXANDER A. KOUKOULAS, PHD
JOHN H.KOULOUTHROS
PETER KYRIAKOULIS
PETER PANTE LEAKIS
ERNEST J. LAIOS
ROBERT T. LEMOND
CONSTANTINE LENAS
ANGELO LEFER
VINCENT LONG
MICHAEL MARIS
MICHAEL J. MAROSE
JAMES MAROULIS
CHRISTOS N. MAVRIDIS
BASIL P. MAVROVITIS
BASSILIOS C. MEGARIOTIS
MICHAEL MEIDANIS
GEORGE MELLIDES
LOUIS MELLIS
NICHOLAS MICHAELS
VASSILIOS MILCOS
BOBBY P. MITROPOULOS
THOMAS S. MONFRIED, ESQ.
FR. JAMES MOULKETIS
THEODORE MONOS
HARRY NAFTPLIOTIS, PHD
NICHOLAS NAKIS
CONSTANTINOS NIKOLAIDIS
COSTAS PAPADOPOULOS
NICHOLAS PAPADOPOULOS
GREGORY C. PAPALEXIS
GEORGE N. PAPPAS
NICHOLAS PAPPAS
THOMAS N. PAPPAS
GEORGE PASCHALIS
EMMANUEL PITTAS
ELIAS PLOMARTELOS
CHRIS POULOS
NIKOLAOS PROTONOTARIOS
JOHN A. PROXINOS, PHD
JOHN PSOMAS
THOMAS SAKARIS
LEONIDAS SAVAS
SAVAS SAVAS
PAUL SAVIDIS
CHRIS SAVOGLOU
ANDRESAYEGH
CONSTANTINE SEDEREAS
STEVEN J. SFUGARAS
PRODROMOS SIRIS
DONALD E. SLIKER
ARISTODEMOS STRATIS
DEAN SYMEONIDES
MICHAEL SYMEONIDES
JAMES THASITES
THOMAS SAKARIS
SAMMY J. THOMAS
MENELAOS TOSKOS
ANTHONY T. TRIANT
MICHAEL THEODOROBEAKOS
NICK TSAPATSARIS
DEAN TSELEPIS
NORMAN A. TSACALIS
JOHN TSADILAS
PETER TSAIRIS, MD
PETER S. TSATSARONIS, DDS
NICHOLAS U. TSELEPIS
JIM TSIAMTSIOURIS
GUS TSOCANOS
ELIAS TSOUKAS, MD
TED VITTAS
PHILIP VOGIS
JOHN ZANNIKOS
PETER ZERVAS
JON N. ZYMARIS
OCEAN COUNTY #467
ALFRED PETERS
ANDREAS KAIAFAS
ANDREW KYRIACOU
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ANGELOS TSOLAKIS
ANTHONY TSAPTSINOS
ANTONIOS VERIKIOS
CHRIS KARAMANOS
CHRIS PAPAS
CONG. ROBERT ANDREWS
COSTA COUSOULIS
COSTAS CALLAS
DEMETRIOS KOUTSOUBIS
DEMETRIS MALIOS
DEMOSTHENES MAGEROS
DENNIS KOSTOULAKOS
DINO PANAS
DR. GABRIEL GREGORY
ERACLES PANAYIOTOU
ERNIE TSAPTSINOS
FR. PAUL PAPPAS
GEORGE DRIVANOS
GEORGE GAMVAS
GEORGE KYRIAKAKIS
GEORGE MACKRES
GEORGE SIAMPOS
GUS KAKAVAS
GUS PLOUMITSAKOS
GUS RERES
JAMES DIMITRION
JAMES DRIVANOS
JOHN GACOS
JOHN KAKLAMANIS
JOHN SEVASTAKIS
JOHN XYLOPORTAS
LAMBROS CONSTANTINOU
LAZAR GARO
LOUIS KARAGIAS
LOUIS LARRES
NICHOLAS DEMOS
NICHOLAS NICHOLS
NICHOLAS PISTOLAKIS
NICHOLAS RAPTIS
NICHOLAS TSAPTSINOS
NICK SINGELAKIS
NICKOLAS CRIST
NORMAN JAMES
NUFRY KARTALIS
PERRY KELLY
PETER GLIKERDAS
PETER KALLOS
PETER LINES
PETER MAROUSIS
PETER PETTEMERIDES
ROD BOLEN
SAVVAS KYRIACOU
SOTIRIS SERGIOU
STAVROS XANTHACOS
STEVE CRIST
STEVE KODOPIDIS
STEVE LIOUMIS
STEVE TSAPATSARIS
THOMAS CHRISTIE
VASSOS CHRYSANTHOU
WALLACE PARLAPANIDES
ZACH ROTSIDES
CHAPTER #504
ANDREW DEMETRIOS
GARDEN STATE #517
DENNIS ALNE
STEVE BONTALES
DR. MICHAEL CAREY
STELIOS CHRISTODOULOU
DR. LEO DROGARIS
STEVE DROGARIS
ROBERT FOURNIADES, ESQ.
CHARLES GAVARIS
DIMITRI GEANEAS
JIM GEORGES
THEO HADJITHEODOSIOU
REPRESENTATIVE RUSH HOLT
JOHNNY IOANNOU
COSTAS KAIAFAS
GEORGE KARATZIA
GEORGE KATSINGRIS
BASIL KOTSIS
JAMES LIAKIS
GUS LIAPIS
MICHAEL LOIZOU
ARIS MANIOTIS
ZACK MOROS
FRANK MURPHY
JIM NIKITOPOULOS
BILL NIKOLIS
ALEXANDROS PANAYIDES
SAVVAS PAPASAVAS
BILL PARLAMIS
FLORIO PETROU
SOTERIS PETROU
COSTA PHILIPOU
NICK PLAKOUDAS
GREGORY PLOUSSAS
THOMAS PROTENTIS
ANTHONY SIDERIS
ARTIE SOZOMENU
STEVE SARANTAKOS
FRANK THEOFILAKOS
EMANUEL TSARNAS, ESQ
JIM ZAMANIS
WILLIAM ZAMANIS
DAUGHTERS OF PENELOPE
NEWARK #173
MARLENE BLANOS
HELEN CALATHOS
BESS EFSTATHIOU
HELEN GEOTAKES
MARIA GEVAS
COLUMBIA IPPOLITTO
ELENI A. KAZANTZIS
ASPASIA LINARDAKIS
OLGA MACRIS
MARY T. MAROLAKOS
MARY G. MAROULAKOS
EVA MICHELUDIS
JANEEN PAPATHEODOROU
NORMA POULAKOS
DIANA STATHOPOULOS
PENELOPE STAVRON
MARY THEODOS
KATHRYN VASILIOU
BETTY VULGARIS
IRENE WILCOX
K. BARBARA ZOIS
ICARIUS #48
DELORES BEHLOS
CONNIE CHOKAS, VICE PRESIDENT
DESPINA HATZELIS
KATINA HATZELIS
STAVROULA IGNATIOU
MARIA KARRAS ,SECRETARY
MARIA MALIHOUTSAKIS
ELAIN P. MEHOS
EVA MEHOS
STAVROULA MERIANOS
ALEXANDRA NOWICKI
HELEN PERDIKOS
CHRISTINA POLYCHRONIS, PRESIDENT
DOROTHEA POLYCHRONIS, TREASURER
HELEN REGAN
CATHY POLITIS SPINA PDG
MARY VALLORY
EYELYN VARDAKIS, PDG
SANDRA VARDAKIS
MARY VARIANIDES
HELEN VORRIUS
ARETL YIANNOYITS
HAVE
A
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
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Eighteenth Annual Autumn Gala
Fifth District AHEPA Cancer Research Foundation
S
aturday, November 3, 2007 marked the Eighteenth Annual
Autumn Gala for the Fifth District AHEPA Cancer Research Foundation, celebrating twenty years of existence
at the Pines Manor, Edison, New Jersey. It was a well attended
affair and an evening filled with good music, food, beautiful
flowers and give away bags for all that attended filled with a
variety of goodies.
Gifts to the Foundation were presented from Canister Collections by Chairman, Gus Christakos $5,000; Bowl for Cancer
Dino Genakos $5,000 (presented by Stathia Marousis). This
year the Foundation was fortunate to have some special Gala
Sponsors to assist in the underwriting of the gala expenses. The
evening’s Cocktail Hour Sponsor was graciously donated by
the Order of AHEPA; Ramapo Chapter #453 in the amount of
$2,500, the Dessert Sponsor was the Order of AHEPA, Bergen
Knights Chapter #285 in the amount of $1,200. As well, the
Invitations and Programs were generously donated by Zenon
Christodoulou.
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of grants,
by Chairman Andrew C. Zachariades and Grants Chairman
Stathia Marousis to three institutions that specialize in Cancer Research. This year’s recipients were Cancer Institute of
NJ/Rutgers University (Pediatric Brain Tumors) by Doctors John
Glod, Dimitris N. Metaxas and Dr. Debarta Banajee; Childrens
Blood Foundation/Weill Medical (Bone Marrow Research) by
Doctors Rosandra Kaplan, David Lyden and Marianna Papaspryridonos; and St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital/Columbia
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University (Prostate Cancer) by Doctor Scott M. Kahn, who was unable
to attend but sent a message that was
read and follows this article. The first
Grant Award was given in 1990 to Fox
Chase, to commemorate this occasion
they received a special Grant Award,
the foundation has presented approximately $600,000 to various institutions
for Cancer Research.
The AXIOS AWARD, it is presented to an individual or individuals
whose humanitarian purposes and
endeavors contribute to finding a cure
for cancer, unselfishly and devoutly
in the name of mankind. This year the
award was presented to Dr. Nicholas “Nick” Romas, Chairman of the
Department of Urology at St. Luke’s
Roosevelt Hospital Center since 1984.
He also serves as Professor of Clinical Urology at Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Dr. Romas’s areas of clinical expertise
include prostate and bladder cancer. In
addition to his clinical and academic responsibilities, Dr. Romas
also spearheads the Uroendrocrine Research Laboratory at St.
Luke’s -Roosevelt, which conducts clinical investigations in
prostate cancer.
An author of over 100 peer-reviewed journal articles, case
reports, reviews, book chapters and editorials, Dr. Romas is one
of the most respected experts in urologic diseases in the country.
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Letter from Dr. Scott M. Kahn
I would like to thank you and your wonderful colleagues for
your continued support of our research and your admirable
work that you have done over the past years to support cancer
research.
I sincerely apologize for not being able to attend this year’s
Gala since I am in Japan organizing a major international conference on hormonally responsive cancers, including breast
prostate, ovarian and cervical cancers.
In addition, he gives enormously of his personal time to many
professional organizations, including American Urological Association, for which he has chaired or served on numerous national
committees. He also has been a member of the New York Academy of Medicine since 1976. In 2004 he was awarded honorary
degree from the University of Athens.
A special presentation was to be made to John K. Antholis, Barrister for his hard work and dedication to the Foundation. Brother
John took ill and was unable to attend, sadly he passed away a few
short weeks after the Gala, may his memory be eternal.
The annual Autumn Ball is a festive conclusion to the year’s
efforts of the Board of Trustees who meet monthly for this seri-
Along with the progress that we have made in understanding
prostate cancer, our presentation of this work at prior cancer
research meetings has enabled me to organize this specific
conference, to be held in Japan in 2009, which will be attended by world leaders in cancer research.
In Japan, I have presented our AHEPA & Daughters of Penelope supported work at two cancer centers and one cancer
research company, the reception has been very positive and
when I explain AHEPA & Daughters of Penelope support, it is
greeted with admiration from my Japanese colleagues.
As an acknowledgment of our work, during this trip I have
been asked to develop collaborations between the United
States and Japan for the purposes of personalizing cancer
care. New technologies in tumor detection and tumor analysis
have brought us to the brink of a major innovation in cancer
care, the use of genomics to guide clinical treatment.
It is because of the support of the AHEPA and Daughters
Cancer Research Foundation for our work that I have had
the honor of being asked to assist major researchers here in
Japan toward the personalization of breast, prostate and colon
cancer.
I miss being with you to personally extend my appreciation
for your continued support.
On behalf of my colleagues at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt hospital,
I extend my deep appreciation for all the work that you have
done to cure cancer, and for allowing us to be a partner with
you towards this goal.
ous cause. The present Board of Trustees are, Andrew C. Zachariades, Chairman; Steve Xanthacos, Vice Chairman; Antoinette
Marousis, Recording Secretary; Christopher Sevast, Treasurer
and Penelope Capetan, Corresponding Secretary. Board members
include Constantine J. Christakos, Alice Kartikis, Steve Lioumis,
Stathia Marousis, Evelyn Mataras, John A. Mehos, John Millas,
Thomas N. Pappas, Zacharine Pappas, William Parlamis, Rula
Thasites, Gus Theodos, Mary Theodos, and Angelica Tselepis.
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Finally, from Japan, I wish you a wonderful evening as you
celebrate the progress in cancer research that your dedication
has brought.
All my best
Dr. Scott M. Kahn
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Remembering Our History
AMPHITRYON CHAPTER 173 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
A
mphitryon Chapter was founded by a dynamic group
of nineteen women on April 20, 1948. During those
early days of our Chapter they worked together
to form an active chapter that contributed to the success of
District Five. They received candlesticks in 1965 for most
members initiated and won the District Award for best chapter in 1967. Among their many annual activities were dances,
cocktail parties, lectures, packages to Vietnam and trips to St.
Basil’s Academy. In 1967 the Chapter presented seven sets of
the Greek Classics to the Newark high schools and one set to
the Newark Public Library. We had a Scholarship fund that
was active for a number of years. We also supported the Elitist
Chair-Rutgers University.
have several annual fund raisers that help us raise money so
that we can meet our District and National obligations. Our
chapter now has twenty dedicated members We are a closeknit group of women who will continue to work for the success of the Daughters of Penelope.
Over the years Ampllitryon Chapter 173 has sent seven
dedicated women to serve on the District Lodge.
Aller a dry period our chapter reactivated in 1995 by
Evelyn Tsiadis. Irene Wilcox served as President. The
Chapter has been active since that time. In 2000 we received
Outstanding Chapter award from the District. We have had
three District Penelopes of the Year, Kiki Lampros in 1970,
Angie Flamos in 1976 and Irene Wilcox, 1998 who was also
second runner up at the National Convention that year.
All of our members are also members of the St. Nicholas
Ladies Philoptochos Society and help serve at church functions. We also give packages of clothing and food to the Head
Start Program, which is located at St. Nicholas Churcll. We
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DISTRICT LODGE
VISITATIONS
WITH METROPOLITAN
EVANGELOS
EAGLE ROCK
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HUDSON
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
MONROE
#75
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MONROE CHAPTER NO. 75
OF NEW BRUSWICK HOLDS
AHEPA FAMILY THANKSGIVING DINNER
From left: Brothers Tony Kalogridis, President Stanley Gerondelis, John Milles, George Athansopoulos, and James Karamanos
M
onroe Chapter No. 75 held its AHEPA family Thanksgiving Dinner on Wednesday, November 15, in the
AHEPA HALL of the St. George Church in Piscataway, New Jersey. There were some 60 in attendance that evening. The dinner was a traditional Thanksgiving fare, consisting
of turkey with all the trimmings, pumpkin pie, and wine and
soda, worthy or culinary accolades. The epicurean feast was prepared by Brother Nick Koumarianos and George Athanasopoulos, both of whom are experienced restaurateurs. The dinner was
served by the Sisters of Tethys Chapter No. 229 of the Daughters
of Penelope. On that evening, Monroe Chapter No. 75 honored several Brothers for their many years of membership and
service to the Order of AHEPA, receiving their service pins and
one receiving the annual AHEPAN OF THE YEAR award with
a plaque. The recipients of the service pins were Brs. George
Athanasopoulos and Costas Parlapanides (25 years); and Brs.
Tony Kalogridis and James Karamanos (35 years). The recipient
of the annual AHEPAN OF THE YEAR award was Br. John Millas, past President of the Chapter and current Chapter Secretary.
Congratulations to all of them on their years of membership in
the Orders of AHEPA and to Br. John Millas who is truly AXIOS
of the award. The AHEPA FAMILY of New Brunswick wishes
to inform our Brothers and Sisters in the district that we will be
having a New Year’s Eve party on December 31, 2007, commencing at 9:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. in the AHEPA HALL of
St. George in Piscataway. Those who are interested in joining us
to ring in the New Year may do so by making their reservations
with either the President of Monroe Chapter No. 75, Brother
Stanley Gerondelis at (732) 236-4978 or (732) 356-5844, or the
President of Tethys Chapter No. 229 Sister Eleni Parlapanides at
(908) 753-0078. Reservations must be made and paid in advance
by December 23. 2007. The Brothers and Sisters of New Brunswick, New Jersey extend to our Brothers and Sisters and their
families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. HRONIA
POLLA.
Submitted by James W. Karamanos
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Icarius # 48
The news of the fires in Greece devastated us all. We at Icarius # 48
immediately started to collect items to be sent to Greece. A notice was
sent out to the sisters and in due time we had numerous items. Our 6
packages were sent to Headquarters and we were proud of our accomplishments. When the announcement of a benefit dinner was announced
again the Sisters were anxious to attend and help this worthy cause. Our
hosts that night were so very gracious and though the reasoning for the
dinner was a sad one it was a lovely evening. I was extremely proud of
the fact that my entire board was in attendance that night.
October was a packed full month of activities. First was the
Octoberfest which was sponsored by our fellow brothers of Hudson
#108. The mood that night was full of kefi and fun. Congratulations to
our brothers for sponsoring an enjoyable event. We then attended the
District Workshop which was informative as always. The moving from
classroom to classroom helped us to get to know our sisters as well as
gain some knowledge of our sisterhood. On the way home we made a
surprise visit to one of our sisters who lives in an assisted living home.
She was so thrilled to see us and know though she is far away she is
not forgotten by us. The testimonial dinner for PDG Teddy Vittas was
a lovely affair. My sisters and I are extremely proud of Teddy since his
roots are in Jersey City. He is and always will be associated with Jersey
City. Axios! Sister Antoinette’s Testimonial was another lovely event we
attended. She has always shared that she has felt at home in Jersey City
and we are proud of her accomplishments as our past district governor.
Locally we attended a luncheon for Father Nectarios for his Name
day. We are happy to see him back in church after his illness and wish
that his health improves. The Evangelismos Church Dance was a festive
evening and held last month.
In commemoration of Founder’s Day we held an artoclasia for the
health of all our sisters. In addition to attending various functions within
the district and our community we have met our obligation for the Cancer
Foundation. We are collected the Yoplait Lids for breast cancer and cards
for St. Jude. Our Thanksgiving donation was made to feed the needy.
We wish all of you a joyous holiday season and a healthy and prosperous 2008.
Christina Polychronis, President Icarius # 48
SAVE THE DATES!!!
LIBERTY CHAPTER #532 from Clifton,
NJ sponsors a Dinner with Open Bar to support
the Chapter and raise funds for the children with
autism at Hanover Manor in Hanover, NJ on June
13, 2008
ALEXANDER HAMILTON #54 sponsors an
“APOKRIATIKO GLENDI” on March 9th at St.
Athanasios Community Center in Paramus, NJ. It
will be a hot and cold food Buffet with Greek delicacies and plenty of delicious Greek desserts coffee and
tea. Donation is $25.00 p.p. All proceedings will support the repaving of St. Athanasios parking lot.
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2008 DISTRICT #5 CONVENTION
MAY 30, 31 & JUNE 1, 2008
QUALITY INN & GRAND VERSAILLES
Maple Shade, New Jersey
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FRIDAY – MAY 30TH
DISTRICT GOLF TOURNAMENT 8am – 2 pm
Registration – 2pm to 9 pm
OFFICIAL CONVENTION OPENING – 7pm
Poolside Welcome Night Reception – (To Follow Opening)
Sons and Maids Reunion
Camden Chapter Archival Display (All throughout Convention)
SATURDAY – MAY 31ST
Registration – 9 AM to 2 PM
General Business Sessions – 9 AM to Noon
Daughters of Penelope Luncheon – 12 to 2 PM
(Scholarships & Awards by both Ahepa & Daughters)
Sons and Maids Blood Drive 10 AM – 2 PM
General Session – 2 PM to 5 PM
GRAND BANQUET – Reception 6:30 - Diner 7 PM
( Hospitality Suite will be open at conclusion of Banquet)
SUNDAY - JUNE 1ST
Church Services – St. Thomas AHEPA DAY - Memorial
Farewell Luncheon
CAMDEN CHAPTER 69
Dear Brothers,
We wish all of you a most joyous Holiday Season. As the
New Year comes upon us, it’s our pleasure to share with you our
plans as your hosts for the upcoming 77th Annual Fifth District
Convention. In this edition of the AHEPA Voice you will find the
Schedule of Events for the Convention. SAVE THE DATES of
May 30, 31 and June 1, 2008.
We also encourage any ads for the Convention journal and
have enclosed a contract that may be copied for your convenience.
The Convention promises to include innovative functions
including a Sons Blood Drive, Sons and Maids Reunion, Camden
Chapter Archival Display and Fifth District Golf Tournament.
Also, in conjunction with the Fifth District ‘s Cultural programming arm, we will have a Greek Movie lounge, showcasing
feature films throughout the convention to encourage Hellenic
cultural programs at the chapter level.
We hope to see many of you as we make our way through
the District this Spring. Happy 2008 and SEE YOU AT THE
CONVENTION!
NOTE: Daughters Scholarship Luncheon - $35.00
Grand Banquet - $ 60.00
Hotel - $110.00 per night - Call 856-235-6400
George Horiates (856) 986-8972 Jimmy Rozanitis (856) 625-6708
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Clifton AHEPA Family Hosts Luncheon to Boost Membership
AHEPA Liberty Chapter # 532 and Kronos #188 of the Daughters of Penelope hosted a free luncheon for the entire Clifton church
community to promote membership to their chapters. The luncheon took place on Sunday, October 14th at St. George Greek Orthodox
Church in Clifton, NJ. Liberty #532 is the newest chapter to be chartered in District 5, when 10 new members were initiated into the
chapter in June 2007. The chapter currently has 12 members and soon to have close to 20. Addressing the gathering was Chapter
President Peter Koukounas as well as the Kronos Chapter President of the Daughters of Penelope, PDG Ted Vittas and Parish Council President John Foukas. Applications were distributed to those on hand by membership Chairman Dr. George Scordilis.
Pictured is a panoramic shot of the parishioners in attendance at the luncheon. Pictured is Vice President Dr. Peter Scordilis serving
chicken primavera to the buffet line.
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CHRISTINA POLYCHRONIS HONORED
In Christina Polychronis’ Snyder High
School classroom, The Jersey Journal is a
reward that must be earned, the carrot the
veteran teacher uses to motivate students to
complete class work on time.
“Every day the kids ask for the newspaper,” said Polychronis, who receives the
newspaper as part of The Jersey Journal’s
The Jersey Journal Newspapers in Education
program. “They’re always asking, “Can I
have the paper?” I’ll give it to them after
they do their work so they can catch up on
current events and practice their daily reading skills.”
A product of the Jersey City public school
system herself, Polychronis also builds pride
in the school by posting articles highlighting
school accomplishments on a bulletin board
in the classroom. A recent photo spread the
teacher pointed out to her students and fellow
teachers marching down Kennedy Boulevard
to raise money for the fight against colon
cancer in honor of several teachers – one died
– who have battled the disease.
Polychronis also clips articles from newspapers for fellow teachers to help enrich the
lessons they’ve planned. For her creative use
of The Jersey Journal in the classroom to
build reading skills, community awareness
and pride, Christina Polychronis of Jersey
City has been selected as the 2007 Jersey
Journal Everyday Hero in the Newspapers in
Education category.
“With today’s educational mandates, itA
graduate of Jersey City State College (now
New Jersey City University) who holds a
master’s degree from the school as well,
Polychronis started teaching in Jersey City
more than 30 years ago, first at her alma
mater, Dickinson High School, and then at
Snyder, beginning in 1978.
Since then, she has consistently adapted
her approach, making her lessons more interactive through tools such as “Jeopardy!”
– like quizzes and the use of newspapers to
meet the changing needs of her students.
She runs a disciplined classroom and
haToday, the 52-year old classroom veteran
teaches ninth-graders as part of the school’s
Freshman Academy, a program that employs
experienced teachers to build a strong foundation in English.
Fellow parishioner John Melos. Who has
known the teacher since she was a child,
notes how she now shares her Greek culture
with others through her teaching Sunday
school, mentoring youths and helping organize church events.
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“She is outgoing, sociable and very helpful,” Melos said. “She’s always there when
she’s called upon. She is very devoted to her
family, to her church and to her students.”
Polychronis’ success, both in and out of
the classroom, derives partly from her creativity and vast experience, and also from her
understanding of the students and what they
face outside of school.
The dedicated teacher derives great pride
in seeing former students succeed, whether
they are juniors and seniors who run the
broadcasts on Snyder’s in-house TV news
program, “Good Morning Snyder,” or graduates who have gone on to successful careers,
including several she now counts as colleagues.
“When the show is on, I tell my students:
“Be quiet. I want to see my former students
in front of the TV cameras. I want to be
proud of them. You can do it, too.”
“I am proud of my students and I like
knowing they’re doing good things. Having
taught freshmen, I feel like I’m laying a foundation down for the future.”
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District and National Websites
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District Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.ahepasports.org
District Lodge
AHEPA
Governor . . . . .Christopher Diamantoukos
Lt. Governor . . . . . . . . . . .Ted Fanikos
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Phil Vogis .
Treasurer . . . . . . . .George G. Horiates
Marshal . . . . . . . . . . .Savas C. Tsivicos
Warden . . . . . . . . . . .William Harrison
Athletics Advisor . . . .Nick C. Mariolis
Sons Advisor . . . . . . . .Asteris Fanikos
DOP
Governor . . . . . . . . . . . .Demi Thomas
Lt. Governor . . . . . . . .Karen Marousis
Secretary . . . . . . . . .Robin Papagiannis
Treasurer . . . . . . . . .Donna Karpodinis
Marshal . . . . . . . . . . . . .Roula Thasites
Advisor . . . . . . . . .Antoinette Marousis
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