Melbourne mourns the passing of community pillar Nick Andrianakos

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The funeral of Nick Andrianakos was held on Tuesday, April 1, at Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church in Fawkner, Victoria where family, friends, and community members gathered in deep sorrow to bid him farewell.

The service, presided over by His Grace Bishop Evmenios of Chora, was attended by a large crowd, causing traffic congestion in the area.

His grandson, Nick, gave a heartfelt speech, reflecting on the legacy of his grandfather, describing him as a man who “left incredible role models” and “lived a full life.”

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Nick Andrianakos passed away last month.

Bill Papastergiadis, president of the Greek Community of Melbourne, praised Andrianakos for his generosity, recalling his significant contribution to the Alphington Grammar multi-purpose hall.

Emilia Kazakou, speaking on behalf of the Pan-Arcadian Association of Melbourne, honoured Andrianakos for his dedication to his Arcadian roots and his selfless contribution to the community.

The funeral highlighted Andrianakos’ impact on both the Greek and Arcadian communities, with many sharing stories of his kindness, integrity, and commitment to his family and heritage.

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