Voula Themides chose to depart this earth on the day of love, February 14, 2001.
She was a strong and unique woman ahead of her time. She will always be remembered by her family and many dear friends. She left behind her children; Tessie Fentress, Nicholas Themides and his wife Maxine, Dolores Gray and her husband Bobby, Diana Themides and Barbara Hall. She was blessed with 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Harry Themides and grandson Nicholas Themides.
Her children are following her wishes of cremation.
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It’s about finding one that lintess and treats you with respect. Especially those of us that have been around for a while and we really know our dogs well.Two examples with my current vet, who I plan to stay with at this point. (It took me 4 years after moving to the area to find him.) First, I had a dog that simply wasn’t quite right and though she presented as perfectly normal at the clinic, I knew she was off. I said I wanted him to run a tick disease panel, which I could tell he thought was unnecessary, but he did it, and sure enough positive for RMSTF. Second time I had a girl that wasn’t quite right, I wanted him to check her spleen. I could tell he thought I was nuts, but he did the exploratory to find something he’d never seen before, as her spleen was indeed torsed 5 or 6 times. Pretty nice that now when I walk in, he will ask me what I think is wrong, and he absolutely respects my opinion.