Birth date: Apr 16, 1943 Death date: May 21, 2021
Katina “Tina” (Tserepas) Aravantinos, 78, of Bridgeport, passed away unexpectedly from a tragic car accident on May 21, 2021. She was born in Kokkari, Samos Greece to the late Kostas and Elefteria Tserepas. In 1969 she immigrated Read Obituary
We shall always remember Katina with great affection and love. My memories go back to my early childhood when I first met Katina. She and Jimmy treated me like their own child. When I stayed with them in 1979 at their home, I felt like at home. Katina was always present to help me and take care of me.
I was fond of her as someone I could trust and rely on her. Since then we did not have the chance to meet very often, but whenever this happened she inspired me the same feelings. I am glad that she made a wonderful family with many people (children and grandchildren) to love her so much
I feel myself honoured to have known her. Feneli shares the same feelings.
Let God rest her in peace
George and Feneli Simatos
Dena and Angie, our hearts are broken for you as you navigate a new normal. We will always remember your dad's tenacity with his Parkinsons, constantly walking the neighborhood, with his own invention of his own cane. And your beautiful mama, ALWAYS sweet and kind to everyone she met. I am asking God for your peace and comfort in the coming days. We'll never forget their friendship, their acceptance of all, their kindness, and their love for all their daughters' friends. Don and Gloria Card
Angie, Scott, and Family, My sincere condolences to you on the tragic loss of your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time.
Sincere condolenses to Mrs. Murphy and your family. I was a neighbor down the street from Tina. The Snyder Family and Aunt Judy are thinking of you and your tragic loss.
My acquaintance with you is primarily through your daughter, Angela; the daughter to whom you passed on your love of organization, loving people, sharing yourself, nurturing and teaching children, cherishing friendships, nourishing spirit body and soul with delectable and traditional foods. Your mark will last for many many generations to come. May God continue to bless your family through your memory and love. Warmly, Shari
