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A Journey of Many Experiences
Angelina Larson
For Angelina (nee Mulenos) Larson, it was her voice and musical talent that brought a zest for life that remains to this day.
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Why Christto, not Christo?
Christto Tolias
Why does this man spell his name with two “t”s and what were the keys to his happiness as a Greek in the city of Seattle?
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Go Greek Go
Jerry Costacos
Two signs hang on Jerry Costacos’ office door. On his 40th birthday, one of his employees put a sign saying “THE GOLDEN GREEK – O CRISO ELLHN.” Another sign saying “GO GREEK GO” had been placed there by a good friend.
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Dance Gives Voice to the Soul
Yvonne Hunt
For those who know a few Greek dance steps and those having grown up with the usual syrto, tsamiko, hassapiko dances at weddings and other celebrations, it becomes routine. For Yvonne Hunt, dancing is a way of expressing the deeper meaning of the culture.
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The Plumakia
Fran, Alice, George, and Paul Plumis
Four children, 13 men named George, a happy family life and unselfish dedication to their church and community.
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Spin’s Friendly Entrepreneurial Style
Spiro Nicon
In the 1900s many Greeks found financial success in the food and beverage businesses. Spiro “Spin” Nicon’s entrepreneurial skills, honesty and friendly personality made him one of those Greeks in Seattle.
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