Westchester AHEPA Chapter 51, family and friends at the event on December 10. (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)
WESTCHESTER, NY – Westchester AHEPA Chapter 51 held a pin ceremony event at the Eldorado III Diner in Scarsdale, NY, on December 10. It was well attended by AHEPA members, family and friends. In attendance were AHEPA Supreme President Jimmy Kokotas and AHEPA District 6 Secretary Mike Labatos.
Chapter Secretary Elias Tsekerides presented the AHEPA Pin for over 30 years of service to Dr. Thomas Bazdekis, Costas Boumis, Chris Drakopoulos, George Drakopoulos, Dr. George Florakis, Nicholas Gregoriades, Nicholas Kalyvas, Peter Katsaris, Michael Kontos, Nick Marinis, Anastasios Markopoulos, Dennis Mehiel, Harry Papanicolaou, Theodoros Papantoniou, and Nick Toumanios.
Jimmy Kyreakedes, John Kyreakedes, Anthony Lazarakis, George Mitrakos, Chapter President John Parlitsis, Chapter Treasurer Nick Sakalis, Former State Senator Nicholas Spano, Kyriakos Stratigakis, Ted Tsekerides, and Thomas Valedes received a pin for over 40 years of service.
Left to right: George Kalyvas, AHEPA Supreme President Jimmy Kokotas, and Elias Tsekerides. (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)
Past District 6 Governor George Kalyvas was awarded a pin for over 50 years of service. AHEPA District 6 Secretary Mike Labatos presented the pin to Chapter Secretary Elias Tsekerides for his over 50 years of service.
AHEPA Supreme President Jimmy Kokotas and District 6 Secretary Mike Labatos were among the guests at the event on December 10. (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)Left to right: Elias Tsekerides and AHEPA Supreme President Jimmy Kokotas. (Photo: Courtesy of AHEPA)
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