Sylvia Georgeadis, 67, of Saratoga Springs, NY passed away
at home peacefully, surrounded by her family, on November 8, 2013 after a courageous battle with breast cancer
that spanned over the last ten years.
She was able to find the best in every day and was able to thank God for every one she lived. Sylvia was born on February 5th, 1946 in New
Kensington, PA. She was the daughter of
the late Pete and Mary Rodites of New Kensington, Pennsylvania. Sylvia was the high school sweetheart and wife
of Alexander Georgeadis for over 49 years.
Sylvia moved to South Windsor, Connecticut in 1964 where she lived for
40 years. She was a legal secretary in
Hartford, South Windsor and Vernon, Connecticut for several years. Sylvia also served as president of the South
Windsor YW Club where she and her husband enjoyed the many people they met
while living there. In 1985 Sylvia took
a job as a guidance secretary at South Windsor High School where she worked
until her retirement in 2006. She so
much enjoyed working with the guidance department that was a second family to
her. She loved all the students she was
able to help through the years with their college search process. They loved calling her "Mrs. G."
Some of Sylvia's favorite pastimes were reading, cooking,
and taking college courses at the local community college. Her best times were those spent with her husband
and children by birth and by marriage as well as her six grandchildren. They were all the joy of her life. Sylvia loved watching her grandchildren finding
joy in the same things she once enjoyed as a child. She was a long time member of the Saint
George Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Hartford, CT. She was also an editor of the church newspaper,
"The Saint George Herald," and also the "St. George Consecration Book." After retiring to Saratoga Springs, NY she
became a member of Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Church in Albany, NY.
She is survived by husband Alexander, son, Nicholas
and Amy Georgeadis and a daughter Maria and Josh Muldner -all of New York
State. Besides them, she is also
survived by six loving grandchildren: Austin, Alexis, Marina, Juliana, Thomas,
and Mitchell. Sylvia is also survived by
a sister Anita and George Burgard of East Pittsburgh, PA. as well as her
husband's siblings and their children and grandchildren.
The funeral service will be held on Monday Nov. 11, 2013,
11:00 AM, at Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Church located at 440 Whitehall Road
in Albany, NY.
Friends and family may call on Sunday Nov. 10, 2013 from 3:00-7:00PM
with a memorial service at 6:30 at Compassionate Funeral Care located at 402
Maple Avenue (Rt. 9) in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Interment in Maplewood cemetery Saratoga Springs, NY.
A luncheon will be held following the burial in Saratoga
Springs, NY.
In lieu of flowers a donation in her memory can be made to
the Susan G. Komen Foundation or http://ww5.komen.org/
A special thanks to Dr. Nini Wu and PA Lisa Wolf of New York
Oncology Hematology in Albany as well to her small family of nurses in the
Infusion Lab who she knew and loved so much.
To Alex and loving family,
ReplyDeleteI was so saddened to hear of Sylvia's passing. She was a beautiful person on the inside and outside. I will miss seeing her smiling face as we used to meet her..and Alex outside the house. She always made us feel that she was happy to see us and visit with us.My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Deb Berger
Friend and neighbor
Dear Alex and family,
ReplyDeleteIt was sad to read of the passing of Mrs. G and her 10 year battle with cancer. We offer our sincere condolences to you and your family and the relatives of Mrs. G.
In my memory I can still hear her laugh and see her full of life and joy. They are nice memories to have of her. You always were good neighbors to us when we lived in SW and that is because you are good people. I wish you were my neighbor now so I could hug you and express my deep respect and friendship for you.
Sincerely,
Don Da Ros
We too are saddened by your loss. I remember Mrs. G taking care of me; playing kickball and getting a black eye riding her bike. We hope the days to come get a little easier; and we keep all of you and Mrs. G in our prayers.
ReplyDeletelove always Cecilia (daros) Fryszer
DeleteAlex, Nick and Family,
ReplyDeleteI was saddened to learn of Sylvia's passing. She was such a great lady! Always a smiling, friendly face in the guidance dept. and I enjoyed our many chats there. Please accept my heartfelt condolences for your loss.
Dennis Sheridan