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The Guest Book section of the site is where you can let us know what you think of the site and of anything Kytherian in general.
Please Note: if you are trying to find relatives or information or would like to announce a Kytherian event, please don't put it here. It belongs on the message board .


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Ellena Galtos - Sydney Australia

02.05.2004

What a great web site! My father's original family name is Galakatos, which has morphed into Galtos, Galos & Milkton.

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Archie Poulos - Sydney, Australia

01.03.2004

Great to have such a site

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Georgia Flaskas - Melbourne, Australia

13.01.2004

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Terry Chlentzos - Santa Barbara California USA

30.08.2003

What a great site! I visited Kythera many years ago, and hope to take my daughter next year to introduce her to her heritage.

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Spiro Coolentianos - Sydney Australia

13.08.2003

Congratulations on the launch of a great web site. This is a great way of ensuring the history of the island is kept and can be accessed for all to view. From what I can remember of my grandfather Panayoti Koulentianos (1880-1974)who ran the Barber shop in Potamos and who was Kythera's unofficial English translator, he would be very proud to see the heritage and stories being passed along to future generations.

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Katherine Alfieris-Stathis - Livermore California USA

19.04.2005

My grandmother, Maria Chlentzos, is from Christoforianika. She was born in 1882. Her mother's name was Efrosini Chlentzos.

She married John Alfieris of Potamos in 1900. They came to the USA in 1903-1907.

I went to Christoforianika two years ago and found it almost deserted. I would welcome any information about the Chlentzos family.

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Paula Kotakis - San Francisco USA

26.07.2003

The goose bumps have not gone away and now there are tears in my eyes. I am two generations removed from Kythera, but the love and tenderness that is evident from all your work on the website is nothing short of astonishing. The website is beautiful and honors the island and its people in a way that is profoundly moving.

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