It is not what we get. But who we become, what we contribute... that gives meaning to our lives.
Anthony Robbins (1968-)
This is where people of Kytherian decent who have contributed to their community in an extraordinary way will be featured. They need not be "famous" is the usual sense of the world, simply extraordinary.
Born Anastasia Calopades 25 January 1933 Casino, New South Wales Died 31 July 2012 (aged 79) Occupation Chef, cookbook author, food consultant Nationality Australian Ethnicity Greek Spouse(s) John Mallos Children Three...
THE FIRST KYTHERIAN WOMAN DOWN UNDER. [Picture: 10th December 1902.] The logical sequence to my research on the “First Kytherian" [man] to arrive in Australia, is the endeavour, to furnish the answer to the question of w...
Photographer Turn the leaf of any Kytherian photo album and you will certainly come across the work of Manolis Sofios. An analytical witness to the revolutionary changes of this century. Manoli’s seized the opportunity w...
The First Kytherian Immigrant to Australia. The ‘First Kytherian’ Question First Published in The Greek Australian Vema, April 2006. pages 10/28 and 11/29. Original Pdf format: Page 11/28. 28 - APR 06 P.10-28.pdf Page 11...
A number of Kytherian families began to migrate to Australia, towards the end of the 19th century. Amongst the more prominent among these were the Kominos families, from the village of Perleyianika near Potamos. The firs...
Born in Sydney, on the 28 March 1951. His parents were Nicholas John Comino & Garyfallia Comino (nee, Kontakos). His paternal grandfather was John Kominos who was known as the Oyster King and migrated to Australia from...
![Mrs Mary Panaretos, Mrs Agapi Lianos nee Kominos [Comino], and Miss Stavroula Lianos [the daughter of George and Agapi Lianos].](http://kythera-family.net/assets/stumbs/104.jpg)
