Ekaterina Tsoumaris was an esteemed member of Spring Hill community until her passing at age 89 on September 3, 2017 after living 89 years full of love, devotion and talent. Born in Volos Greece and immigrating to Bayside New York before making Spring Hill home for good in 1990 – leaving an unforgettable legacy behind her.
A Committed Citizen of the Community
Ekaterina was known for her profound commitment to St. George Greek Orthodox Church in New Port Richey. Faith played an essential part of her life and inspired all that she did and interacted with, from daily interactions with those she encountered to unwavering support of the congregation itself. Her love was evident as evidenced through active participation at St. George and community involvement.
A Woman of Many Talents
Ekaterina was esteemed among family and friends alike for her skill as both seamstress and cook, creating beautiful garments and delectable dishes that brought comfort and joy. All who witnessed her craftsmanship marveled at its quality. Her creativity and attention to detail won her admirers across generations of viewers who had the chance to witness first-hand.
A Loving Family Matriarch
Ekaterina was an incredible wife, mother and grandmother; the center of her world being her daughters Angela Tsoumaris and Georgia Sokolowski as well as Edward Sokolowski (Georgia’s husband) and his two children Joseph and Katherine Sokolowski whose lives she helped shape through love and guidance. Ekaterina played an essential part in shaping these lives with wisdom and warmth – something many may never experience otherwise in their lifetimes.
Exploring an Extended Family’s Love
Ekaterina held dear the families of Ekaterina’s brothers: Helen, Penny and Nick Loudovikos of Volos in Greece; Marina Dennis Amanda Christina Kelly on Long Island New York and Thomas Loudovikos with wife Helen Loudovikos of Volos Greece as special to her heart as those that made up her immediate family and beyond. Ekaterina extended this compassion far beyond immediate family by making connections across borders that connected distant relations as much as she did locally.
A Cherished Godson
Ekaterina held Dr. Anthony Georges and his family near Philadelphia dear. Their friendship demonstrated Ekaterina’s dedication to maintaining strong bonds that transcend distance and time zones.
A Legacy of Kindness and Lovingness
Ekaterina Tsoumaris will long be remembered not only for her talents and devotion but also for the extraordinary kindness and love she showed towards everyone she encountered. Her legacy stands as one of kindness, generosity and an unfailing commitment to both family and community.
Ekaterina Tsoumaris lived an extraordinary life filled with love, faith and talent that will continue to touch many lives through generations to come. We remember Ekaterina with pride as we remember how deeply her journey touched so many. Ekaterina will forever inspire and guide those fortunate enough to know her; thus making sure her memory lives on forever.