Individual Details

Birth

Birthdate from US Public Records Index

News article

Brooklyn Daily Eagle
April 5, 1946, p. 14
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Aphrodite Semetis Honored at Shower
Mrs. George P. Semetis of 300 Washington Ave. honored her sister-in-law, Miss Aphrodite Semetis, also of Brooklyn, at a shower at her home on Sunday. Miss Semetis is the fiancee of George John Doukas of Brooklyn and Patchogue. Their wedding will take place April 28 in St. Constantine's Greek Orthodox Church. Among the guests were Mrs. Aspasia Semetis, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Constance Doukas, mother of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs. John Gabriel, Mrs. George Cassos, Mrs. Nicholas Aridas, Mrs. Nicholas Laricos, Mrs. Chris Aridas, Mrs. George Vassar, Mrs. Nicholas Kasivardas, Mrs. Lee Kajouras, Mrs. Louis Pappas, Mrs. Harry Francis, the Misses Irene Doukas, Katherine Maras, Helen Doukas, Bertha Pappas, Harriet Semetis, Tula Vassar, Katherine Pappas, Georgia Kostakos, Mary Vassar, Mary Vichenchos, Alice Kostakos, Stella Zakas and Helen Vassar.

Marriage

New York City Marriage Licenses Index, 1950-1995
Name George Semetis
Sex Male
Spouse's Name Fofo Kassou
Spouse's Sex Female
Marriage Date 1952
Marriage Place Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States
Marriage Place Brooklyn, New York City
Event Type Marriage
Source: "New York, New York City Marriage Licenses Index, 1950-1995," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QLSY-D2F5 : 19 June 2017), George Semetis and Fofo Kassou, 1952, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States;Marriage, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States, from Reclaim the Records, The NYC Marriage Index (http://www.nycmarriageindex.com : 2016); citing New York City Clerk's Office.

Death

Death information from daughter, Espi, who sent a message to Carol Petranek on December 30, 2021: I am sorry to tell you that mom passed away on October 6. She was good until a month or so before her death. A few years ago after tests we found out that She needed 2 heart valves, which would have meant major surgery. She realized she wouldn’t survive the surgery so she opted not to have it, knowing she would only have a few more good years. Both my brothers were with her when she passed.

Residence

U.S. Public Records Index
2665 E 26th St, Brooklyn, New York 11235-2419, USA
2665 E 26th St, Brooklyn, New York 11235-2419, USA
Source: MyHeritage, accessed August 29, 2019

Brooklyn Daily Eagle, April 5, 1946

Aphrodite Semetis Honored at Shower