Obituary for Larraine Tsakounis
Larraine Tsakounis
Born January 27, 1944
Entered Immortality October 4, 2022
Larraine had a heart of gold, and she cared about everyone. If you couldn’t pay your phone bill, she paid it for you. If you didn’t have a place to stay, her door was always open. If you were down on your luck or you were sad with no one to talk to, she always made the time to talk to you. She never broke a confidence or promise. She had integrity, and morals. Her house was always immaculate, she took great pride in her appearance, and she was the greatest wife, grandmother, mother-in-law, sister, daughter, aunt, Godmother, cousin, friend and last but certainly not least mother a child could ever ask for! Mom was our superhero. She is survived by her three children: Tom, René, and Danielle and her three grandchildren: Darrion, Gianna, and Braeden, sons-in-law: John and Ivan, all of whom she loved very much.
Mom would always tell us how God was always in her corner and despite some very, very difficult experiences and times - she never ever lost her faith in God. Even at the very end we prayed together, and she searched for an explanation to what was going on and she would find peace with God.
Born January 27, 1944
Entered Immortality October 4, 2022
Larraine had a heart of gold, and she cared about everyone. If you couldn’t pay your phone bill, she paid it for you. If you didn’t have a place to stay, her door was always open. If you were down on your luck or you were sad with no one to talk to, she always made the time to talk to you. She never broke a confidence or promise. She had integrity, and morals. Her house was always immaculate, she took great pride in her appearance, and she was the greatest wife, grandmother, mother-in-law, sister, daughter, aunt, Godmother, cousin, friend and last but certainly not least mother a child could ever ask for! Mom was our superhero. She is survived by her three children: Tom, René, and Danielle and her three grandchildren: Darrion, Gianna, and Braeden, sons-in-law: John and Ivan, all of whom she loved very much.
Mom would always tell us how God was always in her corner and despite some very, very difficult experiences and times - she never ever lost her faith in God. Even at the very end we prayed together, and she searched for an explanation to what was going on and she would find peace with God.