AHEPA’s District 6 Convention, held last weekend at the FDR Presidential Library in Hyde Park, NY, and the events that took place during the weekend were featured in an excellent article in the Hellenic News of America. Please enjoy the article below:
The AHEPA District 6 Family Convention brought together hundreds of delegates and distinguished guests this past weekend at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, in a gathering that celebrated Hellenic heritage, civic leadership, and community progress. Hosted by AHEPA NYC Delphi Chapter 25, the event marked a powerful moment of unity, legacy, and forward-looking vision for the Greek-American community.
The District Convention was attended by AHEPA Supreme Secretary Zenon Christodoulou, AHEPA Chairman of the Board PSP Nicholas A. Karacostas, SOP Supreme President Alec Economakis, AHEPA Supreme Treasurer Themistocles Frangos, AHEPA Supreme Governor Dean Moskos, AHEPA Supreme Counselor Demetrios Kirkiles and many more distinguished officers from the AHEPA Family. Congratulations to Brother Gus Constantine for being elected as District 6’s new Governor!
In addition to the memorial wreath laying highlighted in the article above, the District Convention hosted a meet and greet as well as an awards luncheon to highlight the accomplishments of the District 6 AHEPA Family.
Special recognition should be given to the Maids of Athena of District 6, led by District Governor Sophia Theodorou and their excellent District Project. With the help of MOA Chapters throughout the District and donations from the AHEPA Family throughout the country, the District 6 Maids of Athena were able to create a sensory room at Saint Basil Academy in Garrison, NY which will serve as a safe space for students of the Academy. The tireless effort put into this project by the District 6 Maids of Athena should be commended. The sensory room will officially open this Saturday, June 14th!