Obituaries
Sosy Kadian Danced to Her Own Beat
CRESSKILL, N.J.—It was almost poetic really. Take a dance floor, introduce some Armenian music, and call Sosy Krikorian-Kadian to the forefront.
No, you wouldn’t have to call, probe, or invite. It was automatic. The dancing machine didn’t need a clue, much less an urge.
She was the complete package—those gyrations and footwork, the infectious smile, the intensity, and the
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I remember her from marches, leading the chants, stirring the crowd, a real force of nature, I thought. I admired her energy, her passion her patriotism and dedication. Of course, there were other occasions and events, but in the mind’s eye, I will always see her as this strong Armenian woman, leading and inspiring the crowd with her strong voice, a proud flag bearer, long before the tricolor became every Arneian’s flag. I feel fortunate to have encountered her.
Beautiful article for a beautiful person and very well deserved!
Her graceful mannerism on the dance floor was a joy to watch, for all ages.
Beautiful! Very moving, thinking about my enjoyable experiences with Sosy.