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Snack Café was located in the heart of downtown Seattle. Owners were George Pappas and Evans Collias (standing behind the counter).

Two medallions with a torch and two upward-pointing crossed sticks belonging to the Eugene Collias collection- If swords then Swords pointing up means "ready to fight" and pointing down indicates "the fight is over" - Crossed swords also appear on…

Five lapel pins belonging to Evans Collias mounted on his business card: three honoring 25 years of membership; one for Daughters of Penelope, and one for his past presidency

Pendant dedicated to Evans E. Collias documenting passage through Ellis Island. AHEPA Medal of Honor along with seal of AHEPA and Ellis Island. Collias name inscribed on reverse side. Hung on red, white and blue ribbon

Two medallions - one side celebrating the 60th anniversary of AHEPA from 1922 to 1982 and the other side with the AHEPA seal

Five certificates for Eugene Collias from 1963 to 1990 recognizing his participation in AHEPA

Digital thumb drive of over 500 photographs taken by Eugene Collias - conventions, picnics, installations, parades, etc of AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope

Ellis Island official certificate of registration in the American Immigrant Wall of Honor. Presented to Evans E. Collias - accompanied by a presentation letter

A cassette tape recording of Evans Collias

A collage by Irene Petersen as a tribute to Eugene and Dorothy on their 50th Anniversary. It contains remembrances and information about the Daughters of Penelope