Husband Steven and daughter Celine held a moving event that celebrated the life and love of Aspasia on August 10th at Oakland's Lake Merritt Garden Center.

Aspasia Neophytos-Richardson (1943-2008)
Click here for more images of Aspasia from Steven's slide show.
"You always spoke our languages and made us dance."

photo by J. Freed
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"Dance for Aspasia"
3 comments:
This is husband STeven calling in to say "Wow!" and as Aspasia always say "Smoochie Poochie!" for being with us and sharing this beautiful and heart-rendering event on your site. Warmly yours, STeven
Wow, I typed in my aunts name and found this page. That's my uncle dancing around with her. Ha. I miss her and him so much.
My name is Dina Linkenhoker, and I was a student of Dr. Nea's at Chapman University in Concord in 2001-2002. I asked for her and for Dr. Koch to place my hood on me at the commencement exercises. Today I am a doctor of education, and I can think of no other professor who impacted me as positively and as profoundly as Aspasia. She was truly one-of-a-kind, and I was so blessed to be in her classroom.
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