Tom Vartabedian
The Magnetic Appeal of Anna Yeshilian
Anna Yeshilian is one of those magnetic women who, upon first introduction, stays with you and refuses to leave.
If you’re lucky enough to run across her some day at the Armenian Museum of America—or anywhere else in the Watertown area—simply stick out your hand.
She’ll greet your acquaintance, then pop something in your palm. A small token of appreciation
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Refreshing story. Keep these stories coming.
I was recently thinking about her and how I had not seen her for quite a while. Thank you. Good to hear about her and that she is coming along okay. I have not seen her at ALMA where she used to come quite a bit. Hopefully, soon I will see her.
the handiwork of Anna has also reached our small Armenian community of Lansing, Michigan! God Bless Her