Goldie Tagarelli Parr fell asleep on July 9, 2020. She was born May 3rd,
1930 to James and Mary Tsalichis. She spent her early years raising her
three children Marie, Michael and Danny. Goldie’s mother, Mary, built St.
Michael’s Shrine in 1940. Mary Tsalichis cared for the shrine until her
death December 13th, 1994. Goldie was entrusted to the care of the shrine
from 1994 until her death. Goldie was a member of St. Nicholas Cathedral,
St. George Greek Orthodox Church. She was a member of the Daughters of
Penelope, Simian Society and Philoptochos of Tarpon Springs. Goldie is
survived by her 3 children Marie, Michael (Patty), Danny (Donna), 6
grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. The Shrine will be cared for by
her family.
In lieu of flowers, please send any donations to St. Nicholas Cathedral and
St. George Greek Orthodox Church.
Visitation will be 10AM-2PM Saturday, July 11th at St. Michael’s Shrine at
113 Hope Street, Tarpon Springs. Service will be Saturday at 2PM following
visitation.
Zoom link provided for anyone who is unable to attend.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/342078694720786947
Meeting ID: 342 078 6947
Forever my mother – your work on Earth is done. St. Michael carry her to
heaven with my Yiayia and her family. – Marie
Mom, what I can say is that my sister, my brother and I were blessed to
have the greatest mother that God can supply. She was loving and always
looking to see how she could help her family and friends. My mom has
touched so many people through St. Michael’s that we would not be able to
comprehend the magnitude of it all. She will be missed but heaven received
a beautiful saint this 9th day of July 2020. Mom, I love you so much. –
Michael
Mom, you are forever in my heart. A loving mother for our family. All my
love to you. - Danny
Goldie, you were loved by so many people. You always wanted to help out
those in need. I will miss you very much and you will always have a special
place in my heart. I love you. - Patty Tagarelli
Yiayia, thank you for your endless love and generosity. You are a pillar in
the community and a rock in this family. We will never forget the life
lessons you taught us or the warmth and compassion you showed everyone
around you. Yours is an example to follow. We love you always. –
Granddaughter Carla Furman, Grandson Bradley Furman, Great-grandchildren
Rosaria and David Furman
My Yiayia was not just my grandmother she was my best friend. No matter
what she was always there. She was the heart and soul of our family. She
was also very stubborn and strong as a bull all the way to her last breath.
I am grateful that she had taught me some of her traits. I am not stubborn
though! She is my rock and I don’t know how I’m going to get through this
crazy world without her. What I do know is that I have her watching over
me. Knowing that will help me get through anything in life. – Danielle,
granddaughter.
Yiayia, the attitude you had in life I’ll never forget and use as an
inspiration always. I know there’s a big part of you in me. You were always
right there when ANYONE needed you. I can only hope to be the legend you,
and your mother, were to this earth. Start the party without us and we’ll
see you again when the Lord calls. Love you. - Noelani Tagarelli
"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of
these is love." 1 Corinthians 13:13 Love you and miss you forever Yiayia
Goldie - Ioanna, Mark, and Isaak Christiansen
Aunt Goldie was an extraordinary woman. She had a big heart and was always
wanting to help anyway she could. Anyone who met her knew that she was the
life of the party! She was also the best at making koulourakia according to
Renee. She was loved by so many and never will be forgotten. - Tula
Goldie touched the lives of those around; her philanthropic gestures,
compassionate heart, vivacious personality and her infectious laugh will
forever leave footprints in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. -
Georgia and Steven
Yiayia, you knew how to bring people together and always had your arms open
wide for anything that someone may have needed. Our family and this
community were blessed with your presence and your love. Although life on
this Earth will not be the same without you here, we trust that you are
supporting us in so many other ways. – Andria
Today my brother and I lost our Aunt Goldie. However, she wasn’t just our
Aunt, she became our mother when ours abandoned us when we were 5 and 3
years old. She raised us and loved us like only a mother could. We were so
blessed to have her. Our hearts are never going to be the same. - Marie
Konstantas
May her memory be eternal!
Denise Letourneau
Administrative Assistant
St. Nicholas GO Cathedral
727-937-3540
denise@stnicholastarpon.org