Helen Liacouras Lambros

Dear Eleni, Damian and Val, may her memory be a blessing.
Mark

Helen Lambros was full of the theatre and life! What a vivid and vivacious person who made philanthropy and talents come together in such a remarkable way. SHE was one of a kind and is missed to this day! I remember her helping the Kids n Cancer events while I was at Saint Sophia. Sending her family much love tonight.

We so loved your mom, a highly talented participant as a fun loving sport, as actor/singer at Bud Weed (Laurie´s dad) NYE raucous parties. She touched so many people with her wit, talent...and that smile!
Our deepest condolences. One of the last of a great generation.
Would be lovely to know where her parents´ homeland was in Greece. We will be there in Aug for 3 weeks. My email is [email protected]. Hugs, Laurie and Andre

A very dear friend of my parents Paul and Olga
Condolences to my second cousins
May her memory be eternal

There is too little time and too little space to begin to describe all that Helen Lambros has meant to me. Helen had an enormous heart, filled with love and compassion. Her larger than life personality was matched by her generosity and grace. Helen was a childhood friend of my mother and together they grew up in a vibrant Greek community in Philadelphia. When I moved to Los Angeles, decades ago, my mother encouraged me to visit Helen. From our first meeting, Helen made me feel like family. In fact, Helen had more stories about my family than I ever heard from my relatives.

From wonderful holiday dinners with the Lambros family to intimate get togethers with Helen, I always felt love, support and encouragement from Helen. I will miss Helen, but her wonderful spirit will be with me always.

My love and sympathies go out to Eleni, Val and Deborah, Damian, Marcella and Lucia, as well as Helen´s sister, Aliki.

Dears, Val, Eleni, and Damian our condolences for the loss of your dear Mother, an exceptional and loving
person. May Her memory be eternal.
With Sympathy.
uncle and aunt, Nicholas and Phaedra

Hellen Lambros was a very loved part of our extended family as was her parents and siblings. She facilitated the immigration of my father and his older brother to the United States. She became an older sister to my father here in the USA. I always considered her and her siblings aunts and uncles. My father and uncle Socrates were successful in their life here in the US. She was the spark that ignited it all. It was all thanks to her and her husband, Vasilios.

We all loved her. My mother, Phaedra, was always very fond of her as as is my wife, Kiki and my siblings Steven and Faith. We all have very fond memories of her. And what a life!!! God Bless you Aunt Helen. You are well loved!!