George Haseotes was a son of Cumberland Farms founders Vasilios Spiros and Aphrodite Bassis Haseotes, Greek immigrants who established a dairy farm in Cumberland, Rhode Island, in 1939.

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Born into poverty in Arizona, his family was drawn to California’s fields. There, he became a civil rights icon for Mexican Americans.

Imagine this: the aroma of fresh popcorn in the air, a charcuterie board worthy of a magazine spread, and drinks that stay perfectly chilled all evening — all without the need for a caterer.