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Elizabeth Manolopoulos
02/26/1921 — 04/05/2004
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Lowell, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Manolopoulos
Longtime resident of Richland, WA, Elizabeth Manolopoulos, 82, died April 5, 2004, in Long Beach, WA. She was born in Lowell, MA and came to the Tri-Cities in the 1940s. She was the wife of the late John Harry Manolopoulos.
Elizabeth is survived by her brother, George Economou; and her children: daughter, Alexandra Manolopoulos; son, Harry Manolopoulos and daughter-in-law, Cassie; son, Chris Manolopoulos and daughter-in-law, Christy; daughters, Rebecca Manolopoulos, Connie Manolopoulos and Anna Manolopoulos; son Nick Manolopoulos and daughter-in-law, Tina; 12 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be at Einans Funeral Home from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. today.
At her request, no formal services will be held. There will be a reception for family and friends at 5:00 p.m. April 9, 2004, at the Horn Rapids Golf Course.
Memorial contributions may be made in her memory to the Richland Fire Dept. for the self-contained breathing apparatus and the infrared cameras. Contributions should be made out to the Richland Fire Dept and mailed in c/o Elizabeth Manolopoulos Memorial, 300 Columbia Point Dr. D-201, Richland, WA 99352.
To all the Manolopoulos kids,
Sorry to hear of your loss.
Kind Reagards,
Denny Lytle and Family
Sorry to hear of Betty’s death. She was a wonderul person, larger than life. She took care of my children many times when they were small. I will miss her.
TO ALL THE MANOLOPOULOS CHILDREN I WAS SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT ELIZABETH. SHE WAS A REALLY NEAT LADY AND I WILL MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUMP INTO HER AROUND TOWN AND TALK WITH HER. MY MOM PASSED AWAY IN AUGUST LAST YEAR AND I STILL CAN’T BELIEVE I DON’T HAVE A MOM ANY MORE. I WISH THE BEST FOR ALL OF YOU. DAVID TRUMP AND FAMILY
When I got the call from Mom that Betty had passed away it was a sad day for me. Betty has always been my second mother. I will always remember the laughter, the food and the conversations growing up in Johnny and Betty’s home. I loved staying overnight at the Manolopoulos home because there was always something going on, whether we were having a pillow fight, dancing to Zorba or making fudge at 10:30 at night. I had to chuckle at one of the other entries about being spoon fed. Betty was always ready to pop something into your mouth, “here try this”. When I was in town, she would make me Greek bean soup or Pisticchio which were my favorites. I will miss my second mom but I will never forget her. My love and thoughts go out to my extended family. Dorothy
To all the Manos… the Hannigan family and friends send our deepest regards. Momma Mano, “Ya Ya” was and will always be “one of a kind”!!!! It was always a pleasure to be spoiled by her and being spoon fed still into my thirties. She always had a strong opinion and was never afraid to express it. As long as you never interuppted her, never looked at the television while she was talking, and never disagreed with her opinion…. she would be more than happy to have you come again to her home for a little gourmet food. Ha. Ha. I will miss the little reunions we had, but I will never forget them as long as I live. Betty often spoke of her family and the life she had lived. She told me that she was ready to go when the time came and that she hoped it would not be a long and painful event. I’m glad she got her wish and I’m sure she’s getting the food ready for us when we get where she is. God Bless Always, Derk Hannigan.
To all the Manolopoulos kids,
Sorry to hear of your loss.
Kind Reagards,
Denny Lytle and Family
Sorry to hear of Betty’s death. She was a wonderul person, larger than life. She took care of my children many times when they were small. I will miss her.
TO ALL THE MANOLOPOULOS CHILDREN I WAS SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT ELIZABETH. SHE WAS A REALLY NEAT LADY AND I WILL MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUMP INTO HER AROUND TOWN AND TALK WITH HER. MY MOM PASSED AWAY IN AUGUST LAST YEAR AND I STILL CAN’T BELIEVE I DON’T HAVE A MOM ANY MORE. I WISH THE BEST FOR ALL OF YOU. DAVID TRUMP AND FAMILY
When I got the call from Mom that Betty had passed away it was a sad day for me. Betty has always been my second mother. I will always remember the laughter, the food and the conversations growing up in Johnny and Betty’s home. I loved staying overnight at the Manolopoulos home because there was always something going on, whether we were having a pillow fight, dancing to Zorba or making fudge at 10:30 at night. I had to chuckle at one of the other entries about being spoon fed. Betty was always ready to pop something into your mouth, “here try this”. When I was in town, she would make me Greek bean soup or Pisticchio which were my favorites. I will miss my second mom but I will never forget her. My love and thoughts go out to my extended family. Dorothy
To all the Manos… the Hannigan family and friends send our deepest regards. Momma Mano, “Ya Ya” was and will always be “one of a kind”!!!! It was always a pleasure to be spoiled by her and being spoon fed still into my thirties. She always had a strong opinion and was never afraid to express it. As long as you never interuppted her, never looked at the television while she was talking, and never disagreed with her opinion…. she would be more than happy to have you come again to her home for a little gourmet food. Ha. Ha. I will miss the little reunions we had, but I will never forget them as long as I live. Betty often spoke of her family and the life she had lived. She told me that she was ready to go when the time came and that she hoped it would not be a long and painful event. I’m glad she got her wish and I’m sure she’s getting the food ready for us when we get where she is. God Bless Always, Derk Hannigan.
Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Our Thoughts and prayers are with you.
We were so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother.
Our very deepest sympathy to the family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Scott and Pam
We were sorry to hear of Betty’s death. She was a great neighbor on Hains – it was like having your grandmother living down the street.
The Simmons Family
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