Alexandra Tsoulis

Alexandra Tsoulis passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 24, 2026 at the age of 95.

"Dado" was the beloved wife of the late Konstantinos Tsoulis; loving mother of Nikolaos (Stella) Tsoulis, Steve (Vedra) Tsoulis, and the late Dimitrios Tsoulis; cherished grandmother of Alexa (Nick) Pizzo, Dino Tsoulis, Maria (Jacob) Wieser, Vaela Tsoulis, and Alec Tsoulis, devoted great-grandmother of Nikolas and Michael Pizzo, Cora and Emma Tsoulis, and Lucas Wieser; dear sister of Argyrios (Vangelitsa) Theodorou, Tina (Jerry) Shelton, and the late Nick (Nicky) Theodorou; dear sister-in-law of Evangelos (the late Melpo) Tamoutselis, Vera Tatsioka; a dear aunt- great-aunt, and a friend to many in her lifetime.

Alexandra was born on January 10, 1931, in the small Greek village of Drosopigi. She was the oldest of four children, and she lost her mother during childhood, a hardship that shaped her early years. Her youth was marked by resilience. As a teenager, she endured the hardships of World War II and the Greek Civil War.

She later married Konstantinos Tsoulis, and together they built a life rooted in family and devotion. In the 1970s, they made the courageous decision to immigrate to the United States, settling in St. Louis, Missouri, in pursuit of greater opportunities for their three sons.

Upon arriving in America, she worked diligently as a seamstress in a fabric factory, while her husband and sons established themselves in the restaurant business. From the moment she arrived, she became a faithful member of St. Thomas the Apostle Church.

Although she lived a simple and humble life, she found deep joy in her family, her travels back to Greece, her visits to relatives in Romania, and her love of cooking. Her spanakopita was cherished by all who tasted it.

She faced profound personal losses with unwavering strength, including the passing of her husband in 2011 and her son, Dimitrios, in 2022. Through every hardship, she remained a devoted mother and a steadfast presence.Her legacy is one of quiet courage, enduring resilience, and unconditional love. She leaves behind a life defined not by grand gestures, but by the strength of her character and the depth of her devotion to her family.

Visitation will be Friday, October 2, from 9-10am at Saint Thomas the Apostle Romanian Orthodox Church, 6501 Nottingham Avenue 63109, with a Funeral Service to follow at 10am. Interment Saint Matthew's Cemetery, 4360 Bates Street 63116.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in Alexandra's memory to Saint Thomas the Apostle Romanian Orthodox Church would be greatly appreciated by her family.