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Ocean Pines, Maryland
Jul 20, 1929 – Oct 8, 2014 (Age 85)
John Stephanos, 85, passed away on October 8, 2014 at his home in Ocean Pines, Maryland surrounded by his loved ones. Born in Washington, DC, John was the son of Thomas and Thespina (Karapantilakis) Stephanos. He is survived by his beloved wife, Mary; his children, Thomas and wife Katrina,...
Read MoreZois esas. A great man and a great Greek Orthodox Christian.
May his memory be eternal!
Panagiotis Christodoulopoulos
October 15, 2014 | Houston, TX
Dear Mary and family,
May you find comfort knowing you all are in our prayers for strength and peace. John as you know is beloved by many. Always a kind word from a kind man. May his memory be eternal.
George and Ellen Kaloroumakis
October 14, 2014 | DE
Mary,
I will miss John walking into the church with that beautiful smile on his face.
Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
George and Phyllis Voultsides
October 14, 2014
John was one of my dad's (Norman Smith's) best friends. The were both teachers at Albert Einstein HS. Dad always spoke highly of John. I remember the times when I was a kid, John was always so nice and friendly to everyone. Our heard and prayers go out to the Stephanos family during this difficult time.
Kenny & Lynda Smith
October 14, 2014 | Frederick, MD
I extend my deepest sympathies to the Stephanos family. I have fond memories of John. He was always kind, gentle, and always welcoming.
Much love, Helen Perrus Vallone
October 14, 2014
Mary, we are sorry to hear about your loss. Our deepest sympathy to you, and your family. John was a great man.
Ron, and Litsa Bryant and
Katherine Bryant York
October 13, 2014
John was a good man. I remember when I was a young kid and my Dad (Norman Smith) taught in the room next to John at Einstein High School. Several times I dumped "type" all over John's classroom floor. Dad would scold me and John would just laugh. Our deepest sympathy go out to Mary and her children.
Chuck & Edie Smith
October 13, 2014
I remember John fondly when I was an altar boy at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Washington, DC during 1966-67. John volunteered his time to work with the altar boys as our instructor and mentor. Thank you, John! May the Lord bring your peace and rest in your heavenly home.
Bill Petros
October 13, 2014 | Washington, DC, DC
So sorry for the loss of this great man and teacher. I was in his printing class at Albert Einstein HS in 1971-72. As one of the few girls in his classes, he took the time to make sure I was treated well by the Boys! With his help, I went on to making my own graduation announcements, wrote a monthly newsletter for the 6th grade class where I was an aide and a life long love of graphics. May he rest in peace!
Marie Mann / Harward
October 12, 2014 | Damaschs, MD
