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.
[[picture:"1302156837.jpg" ID:18815]] Nick was born on 1/2/10 on the Island of Kythera in the small town of Tsikalaria. His family nickname was Xeros. While in Kythera, Nick became a Dancer. His dancing group consisted o...
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Dr. Cassimatis is Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Professor of Psychiatry, F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine (SOM), Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU). His responsibilities include over...
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Genealogy and childhood Detailed analysis of Archies' Parents and Childhood, from Medical Pioneer of the Twentieth Century Peter Tsicalas's references to Nick Emmanuel Kalokerinos, and his first cafe in Emmaville Medica...
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From an Address on the lives of CHRISTY AND ARIADNE FREELEAGUS By ALEX FREELEAGUS Given to the Solomos Greek Australian Cultural Society At the Greek Community Centre Brisbane, Queensland Wednesday, 20th April, 1994 Pho...
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James (Jim) Coroneos Jim was born on 1st May 1925 in Gunning, NSW near Goulbourn. His parents were Christophoros Melasofaos Coroneos & Melopomeni Comino from Karava in Kythera, who came to Australia, where they started a...
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Louisa Psaltis was born Louisa Kritharis (Crithary) on 25 September, 1906 in the village of Karavas, Kythera. Her father was Evangelis Ieros Kritharis from Karavas and her mother Stamatouia Panarettos from Potamos, Kythe...
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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...
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Lambros Conomos (Megalokonomos) came to Australia from Kalamos, Kythera in 1911 aged fourteen. He was employed at Aroney's Café at 9 Alfred St, Circular Quay the very first day he arrived. At that time, Circular Quay was...
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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...
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