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.
24th November, 1889 - 12th November, 1961. [[picture:"00001G2.jpg" ID:20327]] Bretos Margetis as a young adullt, 1910's My father Bretos Margetis was named after his grandfather, who is pictured here with his daughters,...
Harry Corones, Jim Corones and their sister, Charleville, ca. 1914 For other photo's follow the links at the end of this article. 1883—1972 On 14 June 1965 people poured in and out of the Hotel Corones in Charleville, Q...
Nicholas is married to Lisa Gwenneth (nee Grant). They have four children: Michelle Maree (12), Samuel Theodore (10), Nathaniel Thomas (7) and Josiah Emmanuel (2). Kytherian heritage "I'm the son of Theodore Nicholas Ar...
George Miller Order of Australia, 1996. MBMS (University of New South Wales.} HonDLitt, Honorary Doctor of Literature, Doctor of Letters. World-reknowned Film Producer, Director, and Script Writer. Parental Background D...
Theodore Pascalis (Magoulas) was born in 1897 at Pitsinades, Kythera. He left Greece, with his father Antonis, on a French ship, and arrived in Sydney in 1909, at the age of 12. They lived at 200 Castlereagh Street where...
This article was originally published in the Greek Australian VEMA in TO BHMA (December 2001) Prof Manuel James Aroney 31st August 1932 - 15th February, 2011 Dimitrios James Aronis ('Beys'), who was born in Aroniadika, K...
From left to right: John Malos, his sister Violet, their mother Mrs Malos, their father Mr Paul Malos, and my father Dimitrios (Jim) Aroney. The family of Paul Malos, originally from Kythera, resided for many years in M...
This life story was taken from Peter Vanges' "Kythera - A History". Many thanks to Peter and the Kytherian Association of Australia for their permission to reproduce it here. Nicholas Anthony Aroney (Anastasopoulos) was...
