Nancy Prickaerts (Friend)

Entered February 7, 2021 from Aurora ON

Dear Dora and Diane,
Our deepest sympathies to you, your mother and your entire family as you grieve the loss of your beloved father. May God grant you His peace and hold you in His arms of mercy as you walk through this sad and difficult season of your lives.
Much love,
John, Nancy, Melissa and Daniel Prickaerts

Betty Vlahakis (Family Friends)

Entered February 7, 2021 from Stouffville

So sorry for your loss. Our deepest condolences to you and your family. May he RIP. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Lida (Family friends)

Entered February 7, 2021 from Richmond hill

My deepest condolences to my best friend Dora and her amazing family, May your father rest in peace he was a amazing man I’m so sorry for your lost🙏💔

Sonia Bernucci-Gagne (Friend)

Entered February 8, 2021 from Bradford, Ontario

Always loved, forever missed. A beautiful soul is never forgotten. Rest In Peace.

Elham Nezamati (Friend)

Entered February 8, 2021

Mohammad Nassari
Elham Nezamati

In honouring my dad‘s memory, I would like to share his life with all of you. My father was born Demetre Georgiopoulos on November 30 in 1937 in a small village in Milioti, Kalamata, Greece. His parents Theodora and George Georgiopoulos had four children my dad being the eldest, Next was his sister Alexandra next was his brother Haralambopoulos and his sister Dionissia. He found solstice in the mountains and nature and he love the outdoors. He was in listed in the Greek Navy and enjoyed serving his country. He moved to Athens after his service and started working as an accountant where he met Sotiria, they were married in 1963. After their marriage they moved to Toronto Canada for a better life. He worked for American Standard, while Sotiria had three children Dora, George and Diane. He was hard-working and enjoyed family time. He was a faithful and religious man who gave kindness and helped whoever needed it. He owned businesses and travelled back-and-forth to Greece. He owned olive trees and was very proud every time we received a shipment of olives and olive oil saying “Olive oil and olives from Milioti is medicine to the body“ he loved to cook, enjoyed parties and having a good time. He loved everybody and enjoyed conversations about politics, philosophy and health. As his children got married he enjoyed being a grandfather to Soraya
Noah and Suzanna who he was extremely proud of. Turning 80 was a milestone, he enjoyed the surprise party with friends and family, food and dancing. Some of his advice included “Love everybody” “Work hard” and “Be happy”. Thank you for being the best husband, dad and the best Papou. We love you and will miss you dearly REST IN PEACE