Theodora Gianopulos

I loved her she was my mom and she was great

May god be with you John, children and Linda G. I worked with your mom at Houston Harvest. I will keep you in my prayers always that god continues to give you strength during such a heart felt time in your lives. May god bless and keep you all close.

May God's love and guidance ease the burden of suffering to all the family and friends of Dora. We were fortunate to have known her and have been recipients of her kindness and generosity.

Dora was my good friend in grade school. I have many funny and crazy memories. Sorry Vicki I know we must have gotten on your nerves. As I kid I felt almost like you were my second family.
John may God Bless you and keep you in his care. My prayers are with you and your family.

It's rare in life to find a genuine smile and warm sparkling eyes to match. It's then that you know someone has touched your life. She gave us the gift of her smile and service at every visit to Omega. She will be dearly missed. My prayers are with all of you. Always love her...don't hold sadness...if she could have reached out, she would have...know that in your hearts and move forward in her spirit of kindness.

We are childhood friends of Dora from the days when we lived at the apartments on Harlem Avenue. We were so sad to hear of our old friends' passing and pray for the Chiampas family and Dora's children. We hope she is at peace now.

Betty Holmes #Nicolaou# & Tina Licko #Nicolaou#

In times like these we come to realize and appreciate what we have. John, I pray that your loss and the loss of your children will help you truly appreciate each other and your loved ones every day.
"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and
realize they were the big things."

Angel

"When you are sorrowful, look again in your heart and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight." ~~Kahlil Gibran~~
To all those who loved Dora: May your memories of Dora bring you some peace in this time of unbearable sorrow.

I went to school with Dora, both at Leigh and later to Ridgewood, she was very welcoming to me and often we sat during lunch together and hung out after school. I remember her best for her smile and warmth. I am deeply saddened to hear of this, and my prayers and thoughts are with you. David E. Martin - Chicago