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Greeks of Washington 10/1/17 Greeks of Washington 10/1/17

We Like the Old Stuff Better

They may not be Greek but, wherever live Greek music is played in Washington State, Hank Bradley and Cathie Whitesides will most likely be part of the group.

Greeks of Washington 9/1/17 Greeks of Washington 9/1/17

A Good Life in Cashmere

Christos (Chris) Roumeliotis was born in Athens, Greece, on December 17, 1925. His experiences in Greece during World War II and his work in Cashmere, Washington, combine for a long life of hard work and gratitude for the blessings he has received.

Brigit Stadler 8/1/17 Brigit Stadler 8/1/17

The Boss Lady From Birch Bay

Harieklia Nina Meras-Bryant is a self-proclaimed “bossy lady," a characteristic that has contributed to her success and her ability to help those less fortunate. She was born in Havre, Montana, to parents George and Stavroula (nee Golemati) on March 26, 1939.

Brigit Stadler 7/1/17 Brigit Stadler 7/1/17

Greek Immigrant Meets Southern Belle

George and Diane Pirotis’s son, Stavros, has enjoyed a mix of cultures and accents, from his father, a Greek visitor to Seattle in 1977 (and a USA Citizen since 1982), and his mother from a long-standing South Carolina family. Their common values and strong faith have offset any differences in their heritage.