Falling Asleep of Tryfon Evangelos Liontis

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Tryfon Evangelos Liontis

Tryfon Evangelos  Liontis, 92, peacefully embraced eternal rest on January 24, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. Born on July 6, 1932 in Stenoma  Evrytanias, Greece, Tryfon, the son of Evangelos and Vasiliki, embarked on a journey that led him to the United States, where he settled in Winston Salem. A skilled carpenter and restaurant owner, was a devout member of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.


Preceded in death by his wife Maria, his parents, and his brother Sotiris Liontis.
Tryfon is survived by his son Sam and wife Litsa Liontis of Winston Salem, and daughter Koula and husband Father Deacon George Politis of Charlotte. His enduring spirit lives on through six grandchildren:
Maria and husband Yuyi, Nik and wife Nicole, Marianna, Travis, Katherine, and Lillia and the newest member of his family his great grand daughter Kalliopi. 
His memory is further cherished by his two sisters in law Elefteria Karagiorgis of Winston Salem, and Theodora Skenteris of Greece, along with a host of nieces and nephews.
A heartfelt visitation will commence at 10AM
Followed by a funeral service at 11AM on Tuesday January 28th
at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.
 The service will be officiated by Father Minas Tsambounieris and Father Jonathan Resmini, and Deacon George Politis.
Interment at Forsyth Memorial Park, with a Makaria following in the Church Hall.

We would also like to offer a warm heartfelt thank you to all of his Doctors, The Miller Street Dialysis Center, and the fellow staff of Trellis Hospice Center for all of the help they have given us.

In lieu of flowers, Memorial Donations may be made to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 435 Keating Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27104.
Online Memorial Donations may be made here, check the box to dedicate this gift in memory of someone, and then select Mr. Liontis' name.
Online condolences may be made at www.Hayworth-Miller.com.

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