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Sarantos "SID" Maniatis
<p>Sarantos was a generous, kind, loving brother<br /> and uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend who fell<br /> asleep in the Lord on January 14, 2021. He<br /> was born in Denver, Colorado on April 2, 1966<br /> to George and Evangelia Maniatis of blessed<br /> memory.<br /> He is survived by his brother Aristides G.<br /> Maniatis and sister Athanasia (Athanasios)<br /> Pezoulas; nephew Nicholas George and niece<br /> Evangelia Sophia Pezoulas; and many aunts,<br /> uncles, cousins, and Godchildren. He leaves<br /> behind a rich legacy of beloved family and<br /> friends.<br /> Trisagion will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 20th<br /> at 7 pm and Funeral Service on Thursday, Jan.<br /> 21st at noon at Assumption of the Theotokos<br /> Greek Orthodox Metropolis Cathedral of<br /> Denver, 4610 E. Alameda Ave., Denver, CO.<br /> Burial to follow at Fairmount Cemetery.<br /> Funeral services will be live streamed at: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AssumptionTheotokos MetropolisCathedralDenver.">https://<br /> www.facebook.com/AssumptionTheotokos<br /> MetropolisCathedralDenver.</a><br /> Our family would like to thank the many<br /> doctors, nurses, and healthcare teams at<br /> UCHealth who were involved in Sid’s care<br /> these last few years. We are so grateful for<br /> your dedication and kindness. We would also<br /> like to thank everyone for your prayers, love<br /> and support.<br /> In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of<br /> Sarantos may be made to the Assumption<br /> Cathedral. Please specify in memo for<br /> Prophet Elias or the Basketball Program.<br /> Donations may also be made to Small Choices<br /> Foundation, 735 Olive St., Denver, CO 80230<br /> or https://www.smallchoicesfoundation.org/<br /> support-us</p>April 2, 1966 - January 14, 202104/02/196601/14/2021
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