Matsis, Nicholas
81, of Tarpon Springs, Florida died August 25, 2018. He is survived by his cousins, Victoria Cappelletti, Diane Polihronis Bernstein (David), Fr. George Matsis, Marieta Kordinas, and Christina Kontos.
Condolence
Christina Kontomanoli (Cousin)
August 28, 2018, 12:00 am
Nick was a special human being who spent his life entertaining people all over America. Anyone who had heard him play his clarinet knew of his extraordinary talent as a fine musician. He spent many years working in the finance industry with the Kemper organization specializing in wealth management for his many clients. Having spent most of his life in the Chicago area, he decided to retire to Florida where he made his home until his death. In Tarpon Springs he was a proud owner of the Mullett Boat restaurant, a very popular establishment in that area. Those who knew Nick will miss his kind and gentle demeanor, his quick wit and unselfish and generous nature. He will be missed. May his memory be eternal.
Art Campbell (Friend)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
Rest in Peace Nikko. Sorry we were not able to complete our last appointment. I enjoyed renewing our old friendship while selling your neighbor's home. I stopped by a number or times and should have known you were not well when you did not respond. I will miss you and your stories.
Mike Menexis (Fellow Musician)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
My sympathies to all of Nikko’s family. My band (Hellenic band of s. Florida) was indeed Blessed to have Nikko join us on occasion on gigs with his excellent clarino performances.
May his memory be Eternal.
Mike
KONSTANTI SOFIKITIS (Brother Ahepan)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
My condolences to all of Niko's Family.
May His Memory be Eternal
Christina Kontomanoli (Cousin)
August 28, 2018, 12:00 am
Nick was a special human being who spent his life entertaining people all over America. Anyone who had heard him play his clarinet knew of his extraordinary talent as a fine musician. He spent many years working in the finance industry with the Kemper organization specializing in wealth management for his many clients. Having spent most of his life in the Chicago area, he decided to retire to Florida where he made his home until his death. In Tarpon Springs he was a proud owner of the Mullett Boat restaurant, a very popular establishment in that area. Those who knew Nick will miss his kind and gentle demeanor, his quick wit and unselfish and generous nature. He will be missed. May his memory be eternal.
Art Campbell (Friend)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
Rest in Peace Nikko. Sorry we were not able to complete our last appointment. I enjoyed renewing our old friendship while selling your neighbor's home. I stopped by a number or times and should have known you were not well when you did not respond. I will miss you and your stories.
Mike Menexis (Fellow Musician)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
My sympathies to all of Nikko’s family. My band (Hellenic band of s. Florida) was indeed Blessed to have Nikko join us on occasion on gigs with his excellent clarino performances.
May his memory be Eternal.
Mike
KONSTANTI SOFIKITIS (Brother Ahepan)
August 29, 2018, 12:00 am
My condolences to all of Niko's Family.
May His Memory be Eternal
Kostas Sofikitis
Past District 2 Governor