Obituary of Kiki Konstantinidis

Kiki Konstantinidis, of Seminole, passed away Thursday, April 2nd, 2020. 

Kiki was born in Russia in 1928 to parents Iordanis Vasiliadis and Ermofili Sotiriadou. And soon moved to Greece as a young girl in 1939. From Greece, Kiki and her husband brought their family to the United States in 1963.

She is preceeded in death by her husband, Konstantinos. And is survived by many loving family members including: her daughter, Nicky Stamoulis(Charles); son, Theodore Konstantinidis(Christina); grandson, Alexander Milton(Tracy); granddaughters, Kiki(Panagiotis) and Irene Konstantinidis; great-granddaughters, Dorophili and Konstantina; sister, Elli Skoulikaritis; and many nieces and nephews. 

In Lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations be made to St. Stefano's Greek Orthodox Church. Please visit http://www.ststefanos.org/ to make a donation in Kiki's name. 

Mothers Never Really Die

Death beckoned her with outstretched hand
And whispered softly of "an unknown land"---
But she was not afraid to go
For though the path she did not know,
She took death's hand without fear,
Foe He who safely brought her here
Had told her He would lead the way
Into eternity's bright day...
And so she did not go alone
Into the "Valley that's unknown"--
She gently took death by the hand
And journeyed to "the promised land"...
Ahd there, with step so light and gay,
she polishes the sun by day
and lights the stars that shine at night
And keeps the moonbeams silvery bright...
For Mothers really never die,
They just "keep house up in the sky"...
And in the heavenly home above
They wait to "welcome" those they love.