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In an Instagram post, Elli Stai said goodbye to her ex-husband and journalist, Dimitris Katsimis, who “passed away” on Tuesday at age 85.
Dimitris Katsimis was married to Elli Stai and together they had their son, Marco. They met at ERT, when he was a news director.
Elli Stai characteristically wrote: “Dimitris,
When people are loved in life, death makes words non-existent, empty. “We miss you” is so minimal when you say it, so infinite when you feel it …
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Like you said, pain is difficult to share and loss is lived mostly in silence. As you said, silence is a difficult exercise, only for those who have a lot to say.
And gentleman of journalism, and innate and intellectual journalist and deeply cultured and romantic ideologue, with an open mind.
All of this was said by those who knew you and appreciated you for them.
I keep to the end his deep kindness towards others, which grew out of the complacent selflessness that makes people see beyond his shadow.
You, always looking directly to the good side of others, were trying to ease the burden on all of us. Somehow I see you say “let’s go Greece, don’t anger those who loved me … Everything is fine” με We love you, you accompanied us in everything, that’s why yes … Everything is fine … As you wanted “.
See how Elli Stai said goodbye to Dimitris Katsimis:
They met in the early 1980s …
See this post on Instagram
Dimitris, When people are loved in life, death makes words non-existent, empty. “We miss you” is so minimal when you say it, so infinite when you feel it … As you said, pain is difficult to share and loss is lived mainly in silence. As you said, silence is a difficult exercise only for those who have a lot to say. And a gentleman of journalism, and a natural journalist and a deeply cultured and romantic open-minded intellectual and ideologue. All of this was said by those who knew you and appreciated you for them. I keep for last, your deep kindness towards others that comes from the lack of self-satisfied selfishness that causes people to see beyond their shadow. You, always looking directly to the good side of others, were trying to ease the burden on all of us. Somehow I see you say “let’s go Greece, don’t anger those who loved me …. All good …. We love you, you accompanied us in everything, so yes … All good … as you wanted”.
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