Chrisafina Betty Nee Finikiotis ZERVOS

ZERVOS, Chrisafina Betty Nee Finikiotis

Born in Sydney, on 22nd February 1952 Passed away peacefully at the Mary Potter Hospice, North Adelaide on Friday 21st May 2021 Aged 69 years. Dearly loved and loving wife of Peter (deceased). Much loved Mother of George, Economos and Angelique, Yia-Yia to Mia Loved and adored daughter of Economos and Anna Finikiotis (both deceased) Loved sister and sister-in-law of Christine and John Kiosoglous, Brothers Efstathios and George Finikiotis Loving Daughter in Law of George and Irene Zervos (both deceased) Loved sister in law of Thomas and Sue, John and Betty, Julie, Maria and John Dearly loved and respected by all her nieces and nephews, family and friends in Australia and Greece.

Our sincere thanks to all of the medical staff involved with the care of Betty as she faced the challenging treatments for metastatic triple negative breast cancer.

You left us on your terms, with your dignity intact, your way, peacefully with no pain. A shining light - effervescent. The memory of you will last forever, as you live long in our hearts. Memory Eternal

My dearest Mum, I do understand you are free of pain and no more suffering now. Go be with our dad, your husband Peter and your parents, Yia-Yia Anna & Papou Economos in heaven. I will always love you Mum. I know you are proud of me being your Son and you made me the man I am today with all that you have taught me. I have many memories that will last a lifetime to celebrate you and not to be of sadness, that was your wish. We had a lot of fun cooking Greek food together, you have inspired me. The thought of you before I left for work you saying, 'Have a nice day!' (Bon Jovi) will stay with me. When I listen to the song "California dreaming" by Mamas & the Papas the flute solo reminds me of you, sharing the story how you enjoyed playing the flute in high school. Loving son George

To my dear mum, Betty. My heart broke and I shed many tears on your passing. As much as it hurt to see you go, it hurt even more knowing the struggle you were in. I find comfort knowing you are at peace now, free from any pain. I am so proud to call you Mum and I know you were proud to call me Son. You taught me well and showed me, my loving partner Angelique and her daughter Mia so much love, care, and nurture in your sometimes incredibly unique ways. I would not be the man I am today without you. Always in my heart, never forgotten. I will love you always. Loving son Economos

Dearly loved sister and sister-in-law of Christine and John Kiosoglous. Auntie and great aunt of Michele, Robert, Anthony, Anne, James, Matthew and Jonathon ,Anthony, Maria, Chrissy and Anna Despina, Kon, Kimberley, Ross and Christie.

Forever in our hearts, Always loved, Never forgotten.