Anna Psarouda–Benaki's funeral took place at the First Cemetery of Athens, specifically at the chapel of the Saints Theodoros, drawing a crowd of relatives, friends, and colleagues from the political sphere. They came to bid farewell and pay tribute to a pioneering figure who broke gender barriers in Greek politics. Her passing marks a significant moment in the history of Greece, as she was not only the first female President of the Hellenic Parliament but also the first woman to preside over the Academy of Athens. The decision for her funeral to be held at public expense was made by the ministers of National Economy and Finance and the Interior, highlighting her contributions to Greek society and politics. Psarouda–Benaki, who passed away at the age of 92, is remembered for her distinguished career in law as an Emeritus Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Athens, as well as her impactful roles in academia and government. Born in Athens to Admiral Evangelos Psaroudas and married to historian Linos G. Benakis, she was well-educated, having studied at the American College for Girls in Greece and obtaining her law degree from the University. Her legacy as a trailblazer for women in leadership roles in Greece is significant and her departure will be felt across the entire nation.