Alexander "Alex" Chrisidis

My mom and I would like to express our sympathy to you all. Alex was my childhood pizza maker . Grew up , right up the street and his place was our place. God bless you all Elsie skinner and Kim manning

My condolences to Eleftheria and Maria . Alex was a genuine "old school Greek " guy whose work ethic was 2nd to none. Just a genuine nice guy. Rest in peace Alex. You will be missed

I was lucky enough to have been a part of Alex´s business which he passed down to his daughter, Maria. I was able to work with him before he retired. Well kind of retired, he would still pop in time to time to say hi and make a little dough. Alex always had some wise words, he was an amazing man! He will be greatly missed! I love you all so much!

To Maria, my deepest sympathy for your loss , I am happy I was able to give your parents some Scup way back when. While I visited Plainville House. I miss not seeing you and your kids there. All my Love, Constable Paul J Richard

You will be sadly missed. From lolly pops and cups of cheese at the shop to running around with maria to all of us having kids and growing up and my dads passing. You were always there. Thank you for caring about my family the way you did and making us family with you maria and liberty. Hope you and dad enjoy that corner patient lucys booth and your oozo. Always penny ann

Alex was a kind beautiful man. I had the pleasure of meeting him when he moved to Plainville and opened the Plainville House of Pizza. He always greeted me with a warm smile and a loud enthusiastic "Georgie!". He was filled with love and pride of his wife, daughter, business, community, and heritage. My favorite memory was sharing a Greek Easter post-midnight gathering shared with two police officers from Athens. Alex dropped the officers at police station, while the meal was prepared. We had...

A very nice man RIP