Angelina Mulenos Larson

with her loved ones by her side. She was born on May 18, 1925, in a home on Eastlake

Avenue in Seattle, to Demosthenes and Aphrodite Nerantzine Mulenos, immigrants

from the Greek Islands. She grew up in Seattle’s University District, attending University

Heights Elementary School and John Marshall Junior High, and graduated from

Roosevelt High School.

As a young woman, she drew accolades as an operatic soprano, and music soon

became her joy. She recalled childhood memories of her home filled with company and

sharing her love of music with her father playing his guitar. She loved performing and

singing all throughout her time at Marshall and Roosevelt.

Angelina directed the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Choir for over a decade.

As an adult, she achieved her associate degree and worked as a program coordinator

for the City of Seattle. Angelina was known for her gourmet cooking skills and hosted

many lavish dinner parties for family and friends.

On August 30, 1975, she married the love of her life, Henry “Hank” Ernest Larson. Hank

and Angelina enjoyed a wonderful, loving and respectful life together. They were

devoted to each other until Hank’s passing in 2014. Hank and Ange (as he called her)

traveled the world together, including to Hank’s birthplace in Boden, Sweden and visits

to Angelina’s half-brother and relatives in Greece. They enjoyed their winters in

Honolulu on Waikiki beach and their nightly walks along their beloved Shilshole Bay.

Angelina is survived by her 4 children, her 2 stepdaughters and over 25 grandchildren

and great-grandchildren. She will be remembered for her unbounded spirit, endless

generosity, extraordinary energy and determination, and enduring will for life, love and

faith. We will miss her hugs and kisses and remarkable capacity to love and be loved.

Angelina’s family is eternally grateful for the loving care she received at her home for

the past 4 years, Paradise Lake Senior Care Home

A funeral service will be held at 9:30am on Monday, January 27th at Evergreen

Washelli Funeral Home in Seattle. Memorial donations may be made to her favorite

charities, The Special Olympics or St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church.