Helena Hederová

After the next award, we only measured the way by the elevator. She lived in the same building as Mrs. Eva, who appreciated her. However, she did not open, so we tried to ring the doorbell. First, the pensioner did not trust us very much, so we asked her friend who sent us to speak for us. Soon a retirement home with garbage to throw away appeared in the front door. When we asked her if she was our wanted Mrs. Heder, she nodded. We were already going to appreciate her when the door opened again and the real senior came.

We apologized for the mistake, took a picture together, and went to visit the ninth floor.

She and Mrs. Eva have known Helena for 300 years. They worked together, and their friendship has lasted so far. They care and help each other.

We didn’t waste time at Mrs Helenka’s. She sat down at the table and wrote an award in no time for one of her good friends, with whom she spends time together at Mass, cleaning the chapel of St. Anna, or talking over a cup of good coffee. Visiting Mass is a way of socializing the cap of women who help the churchwoman maintain the chapel of St. Anna. They meet here before 9:30 a.m. They pray the rosary, strengthen themselves spiritually during Mass, and then sit down for a joint coffee conversation.

In addition to these moments, Helenka likes to read magazines, play secrets, and TV makes her a scene every day, as was our visit.