Migrants- Agia Paraskevi
| Family Name: | Sapounas |
| Name: | Apostolos |
| Life: | 1926- 2017 |
| Father' Name: | Chrysostomos (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Mother's Name: | Angeliki Zarparini (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Siblings: | Eleni (Palivani) |
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Year of Arrival in Australia: |
1955 |
| Sponsor: | Panagiotis Koumanias (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Married: | Mersa Vaxevani (Stypsi) |
| Children: | Angeliki, Chrysostomos |
| City of Residence: | Sydney, Australia |
| Livelihood: | Small Business- Shops |
Above: My parents, Chrysostomos and Angeliki, with my sister, Eleni- and her daughter, Mary. The fellow with the cap is a visiting relative.
Above Middle: With my father's brothers, Panagiotis and Efstratios.
Above Right: A portrait taken during my National Service (1947-52).
Above: With horiani, Giorgos Angelis, and Dimitrios Andreou.
Above Right: With horiani, Modestos Kalintzis and Zarbinios.
Above: Goulburn, 1956. In the kitchen of the Paragon Cafe; I am second from the left.
Above Right: Two photographs of me at the All Night Milk Bar in Goulburn. I owned the business for a few years (1957-60).
Above: With my wife, Mersa, in our business, Dolphin Seafoods, in Strathfield, Sydney. We owned the business fro four years (1960-64).
Above Right: With my wife, Mersa, and our children, Angeliki and Chrysostomos (Chris). That year, 1977, Angeliki, was crowned Miss Mytilene in the fundraiser by the Mytilenian Brotherhood of N.S.W.