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8 Jun 2005

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18:43:34

Nice site, keep up! Thank You. I love your site !!!

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14 Jun 2005

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18:43:34

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Nice site. Cool Guestbook. Good luck !!!

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27 May 2005

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15:47:52

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What a nice surprise finding this web site. We were looking for an information source when we had our Gineris (Kankakee, Ill branch) family reunion in 1997. My grandfather, Louie Gineris, from Langathia, Greece, immigrated to Lowell and worked in the mills before going west to Chicago Heights, Il. Now maybe we can find out more information, if not about him then about the times in which he lived. Thank you for working so hard to put this web site together. Evanthia Nicolou, St. Louis, Mo.

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15 May 2005

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14:22:07

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How wonderful that you have such an excellent organization where we, decedents of so many Greeks that came to America, can feel even closer to our own country but our father's country as well. Anthony T. Rallis

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24 Apr 2005

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18:28:21

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Excellent...........would like to see more photos taken in the 30,' 40,' 50,' and 60's...

Thanks,

Bill Matseas

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13 Jan 2005

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18:07:37

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hi my name is susan faleafa and i think that your website is great and i think that you should keep on making these great websites

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08 Sep 2004

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17:02:58

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Well done, the amount of knowledge available is truly impressive. It made me feel somewhat home sick and curious of the history of the Hellenic people in America. I want to visit MA now! Wish you the best for the future

Nikolaos E. Tsapatsaris Manchester, UK

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14 Apr 2004

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12:46:24

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I wrote my name in Google and the progam found your organisation.Congratulations for your efforts! Many greetings to my family member mr Tsapatsaris! Apostolos Tsapatsaris.Larissa Greece

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06 Apr 2004

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16:51:04

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beautiful pictures

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03 Mar 2004

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10:04:26

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Congratulations for the enthusiatic commitment. Hope to host your exhibition(s) in Italy at our Annual Convention of the Ethnic Relations NGO. prof. Aurelio Giordano, chairperson info@ethnicrelationsngo.org

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18 Jan 2004

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16:17:05

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Have been living in Lowell from 1970 to 1987, I congratulate you from your efforts to promote Hellenic heritage in America. I am residing back in Greece now and my roots are always through Lowell having relatives still there and my grandparents pass through the mill city from 1890 to 1950.

Vassilis Papavasiliou serenadeaviation@yahoo.com

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25 Nov 2003

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08:24:20

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memories

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16 Jul 2003

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23:15:42

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Good web site! I am Greek Orthodox and live in St.Louis. I hope the Red Sox or Cubs go to the World Series if the Cards can't go! I wish that the plight of the ecumenical patriarchate would be known in America. We seldem hear about the Turkish massacare oof teh Armenians or of the Smynra Haulacost or the MAn made famin that Stralin created in 1932-33. Hi to Polly Baldwin of St.Louis my favorite landscape architect and Stan Paden wherever you are! sincerely, John M. Cloens, St.Louis,MO.

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10 Jun 2003

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17:24:39

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Keep up the good work, I love it. Some of you remember me. Ex-Lowellite, Lou Psoinos, Now and have been in Tampa, Florida for many years. My E-mail is Louthegreek5@aol.com

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30 Apr 2003

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21:03:02

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This is a wonderful and informative website. My mother, Eleni Rodopoulos, grew up in Lowell. She will be celebrating her 80th birthday in June. She is a graduate of The Bartlett Junior High School, Class of 1939. She is one of the members of the 1940's singing trio, "The Rodis Sister." who got their start in Lowell. I know that she would love to hear from any of her friends.She can be contacted at ppatrick@bestweb.net. Thanks, and keep up the great work!

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01 Apr 2003

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17:51:16

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I'm doing this report on Greek immigrants and I found that this site was very helpful in providing links. So, thanks!

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06 Mar 2003

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01:08:47

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Hi- I found this site to be very informative and I am hoping that someone could help me. I am a student at UML and I have an oral history project to do for my history class. I was hoping to find a Greek immigrant(before the 1980's) that I could interview for my project. I would really appreciate some direction on this, even if it is pointing me somewhere else. Please send me an email at RavenBry@aol.com if you know of anyone. THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE! -Bryan Raven

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24 Jan 2003

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12:50:06

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Hello my name is theodoros kouretas i would want to give congratulations to the creators of this page. also i would want everyone who has the same last name with me to contact me at theokouretas@boltblue.com i try to find some lost relatives. If your contact it is impossible please leave a comment here

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12 Jan 2003

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14:54:43

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Thank you because I am doing a project for immigrating greeks. This site is very much appreciated

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01 Jan 2003

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15:30:22

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I think this site is wonderful and long overdue. My grandparents were Greek immigrants and resided on Market Street where they raised their five children. You have brought back so many marvelous memories . Keep up the good work and let me know how I can contribute. HAPPY NEW YEAR. B. Psoinos

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05 Sep 2002

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07:30:37

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Please allow me to introduce myself. I am Nikolaos Pasamihalis, President of Atheras Chapter 12 of the Pan-Icarian Brotherhood of America "Icaros". We are a fraternal organization of Greeks from the island of Ikaria,Greece. The Brotherhood has 24 Chapters located in many cities across the US and Canada.

In 2003, our organization will celebrate its 100th Anniversary Year. To commemorate the event, we are preparing a book which will explore the growth of our organization as well as the history of Ikarians in North America.

I recently had the opportunity to tour the web site of The Lowell Hellenic Heritage Association and was very impressed. You have done a wonderful job preserving the story of the Greek Community of Lowell.

I would ask if anyone has identified any information on Ikarians who immigrated to Massachusetts or to other New England states? We have not been able to track down any information in this area of the US. We would be appreciative of any guidance or suggestions anyone may be able to give us.

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Nikolaos J. Pasamihalis

Chapter President ATHERAS Chapter No. 12 Pan-Icarian Brotherhood of America "Icaros"

e-mail: njp@matsinger.com Work: 1 215 925 6565 Fax: 1 215 925 9257

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24 Aug 2002

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This is a website that individuals of greek descent should have had some time ago.Gradulations and continue to expand, try to include the entire U.S.A. Maybe the Nearchos Foundation could be of help. J.A.Carratt, Daytona Beach,Fl.

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03 Aug 2002

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08:19:18

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What a wonderful website! I am researching my family history and found this site to be interesting. I love the pictures. My great-grandfather came to Lowell in 1898 from Arcadia Karetina and worked in the factories for a few years before moving to Gloucester. I am told that there is a plack with his name on it at the Tsongas Industrial Center. I am looking forward to visitng in person soon. Keep up the excellent work. Sincerely,

Efi Polisson

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25 May 2002

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05:15:58

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There is no doubt that your site provides a great service to Helenic comunities and heritage everywere. I could not believe the pictures. It was a good feeling to see one of them related to my great-grantparents.You might feel good about your efforts. I like to express my congratulations to individual(s) behind the, Acropolis of America-The greek comunity of Lowell, home page. Steve (Stelios )Stamatakakos, AUSTRALIA

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10 May 2002

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10:02:38

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Congratulations on this wonderful set of web-pages on the Greek experience in Lowell. You have managed to bring alive the rich history of this community in a way that makes it relevant to the broader Greek American and to the American ethnic experience writ large. You are showing other ethnic communities how one can celebrate and honor one's heritage and local roots while avoiding chest-thumping nationalism or maudlin nostalgia.

Alexander Kitroeff Haverford College

May 2002

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19 Apr 2002

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11:14:55

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19 Apr 2002

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11:13:55

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i'm one of many citizens in this country who are proud of their heritage, and i give my respect to any group or individuals who does the same. i am not Greek but i enjoyed reading this web site. keep up the good work.

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4/18/01

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7:33:58 PM

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This is by far the most interesting and informative web site on Greek heritage in the US. Congratulations!

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5/1/01

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1:39:47 PM

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this site was not at all what I expected it to be. I'm not even Greek and I thought it was very interesting. The pictures make it!!!!! Jill Erler