Alexandra Antoniou Obituary in Peabody at Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home

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Alexandra Antoniou

May 20, 1937 - April 01, 2023

Obituary For Alexandra Antoniou

Alexandra (Sevastakis) Antoniou, 85, of Peabody, died Saturday April 1, 2023, surrounded by her family at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers following a brief illness. She was the devoted wife of the late Antonios Antoniou. Born in Samos, Greece, she was the daughter of the late Ioanis and Eleni (Dadaou) Sevastakis. She was raised in Greece and later lived in Australia where she married her husband. The couple and their son Konstantinos then immigrated to the United States and Peabody where she has lived for the past 55 years. Alexandra worked as an assembler for Avnet Electronics in Peabody for many years before retiring. Her life was characterized by dedication and love. She was dedicated to her husband, son, and entire extended family. Her love for them knew no bounds and her loyalty no limits. Alexandra enjoyed the simple pleasures of life - tending to her home and garden, staying active with St. Vasilios church through her strong faith, sharing her amazing culinary talents with loved ones, and interacting with her many friends. This devotion to family, faith, and fellowship defined her personality and character. Alexandra is survived by her son Konstantinos and his wife Bonnie Antoniou of Peabody, the joy of her life, her granddaughter Alexandra Antoniou, her brother Chris and his wife Mary Sevastakis of NJ, and several nieces, nephews and godchildren. She was predeceased by her siblings, George Sevastakis and Argero Valaskatzis. Her funeral will be held on Thursday at 9:00 AM at the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St, Peabody followed by her Funeral Service at 10:00 AM at St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church, Paleologos St, Peabody to which relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Visiting hours will be held on Wednesday from 4:00 until 7:00 PM. Burial will be in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Peabody.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her name to Saint Vasilios Church for the Parish Advancement Project.

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April 03, 2023

Ted Valaskatzis

You were a Super Woman before it was a thing and because of that I was glad to Brag about you to everyone any time your name came up. I am glad you are my Aunt because I know that I would not be the man that I have become without your Unconditional LOVE and SUPPORT since I was born. Till I See You Again Love From Your Nephew Teddy!!!!!!!
April 03, 2023

Stephen S Kalivas

My deepest sympathy to the Antoniou family in the passing of their beautiful mother and grandmother. We always sat near one another in church for services and what a wonderful charitable hospitable Lady she was always offering kind words of encouragement for any undertaking of our Church. People like her do not come along every day. It was my honor to have know her. I think she made us all better people.
April 03, 2023

Irene Niki Valaskatgis

My aunt Alexandra was a loving person her parents were organic farmers in Greece her father John Sevastakis was related to the king of Greece Kostandinos I was told this because Queen Elizabeth and her husband the Prince Philip the pictures of them were hang on the wall in my grand parents home in Ormos Samos Greece in the 1970's when I lived there with my mom and siblings from 1975 to 1980 then and along with other royal photographs such as king of Greece Konstantinos and other ones were our relatives when they were first married Prince Philip and queen Elizabeth . My aunt Alexandra was a princes of Greece for sure she was graceful , kind caring and last time I was in Salem Masschusets I called her home I could not get ahold of her I asked to see her to my sister she told me that she was not feeling well at that time when I came in may 16 th 2019 for 3 days to celebrate my moms 90 th birthday then . that's why she didn't come to my mothers birthday party at the Italian restaurant then . I am her oldest niece Eirini 54 years old from her sisters Argeros oldest daughter her Sevastakis family . I wish I had the chance to see her again. I am broken that she is not with us anymore . Aunt Alexandra was an amazing Greek cook , desert maker wow . Whatever her hands touched turned into gold . I will miss her very much she was an angel of God , with her Greek roots her devotion to Saint Vasilios in Peabody Mass she was incredible aunt loving I really cannot say enough we visited her with uncle Antonio when she came to Holiday florida so my son Manny knew her he lioved going there it was such a pleasant trip to see her and uncle Tony she was an amazing woman from Samos Greece
April 03, 2023

Constantinos Antoniou & Anna Antoniou

Our beloved Thia Alexandra will be missed by all in our family. Warm, loving and engaging at all times always ready to please. Our condolences to the family and we wish that we were there to extend our support May she rest in peace The Antoniou & Manson Families Melbourne Australia
April 02, 2023

Richard McCulley

My dear sweet YaYa. You and Tony are back in each others arms. God speed I miss and love you Forever, Rich
April 02, 2023

jeanne Donovan

Alexandra will be missed she was a Beautiful Loving and caring person. I was happy in knowing her and times we were together at cookouts and the Easters at her home in Peabody Ma. May the Angels wrap her in their wings. RIP

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Ted Valaskatzis sent Heavenly & Harmony for Alexandra Antoniou - April 03, 2023

You Were on MY TEAM since I was very Young (Teddy) and I was and I am Thankful for your Support then and now. You will be Dearly Missed but Nevah Forgotten for Your Unconditional LOVE.
Precious Heart Bouquet was sent for Alexandra Antoniou - April 03, 2023
Constantinos & Anna Antoniou planted 5 trees in memory of Alexandra Antoniou . - April 03, 2023