Don't ever tell me you can't, but think about how you can do it! (this was inculcated in her children and grandchildren) If you have to leave for whatever reason, put your pen down, grab your things, and leave with a clean slate. (Life credo you took from your father) Give alive, give alive. Not after death, for the family to argue. (Life credo you took from grandma)
Marta Luptáková
Nickname: Špiónbaba
Job: pensioner (technique)
Place: Trenčín - Sihoť II
Date of Award: 24. 7. 2026
Don't ever tell me you can't, but think about how you can do it! (this was inculcated in her children and grandchildren) If you have to leave for whatever reason, put your pen down, grab your things, and leave with a clean slate. (Life credo you took from your father) Give alive, give alive. Not after death, for the family to argue. (Life credo you took from grandma)
When we were heading for Sihoť, we didn’t know there would be one of the longest awards in our ceremonial career. It was because Mrs Martuška has a very fruitful and varied life. Before she told us everything, time really moved on. But we were richer in information from the history of Trencin and in the creed of life that really all humans could follow.
Mrs Marta, who moved to Trencin from Liptovský Mikuláš, was not surprised at our arrival because she was already informed of everything by her petitioner. She warmly accepted us and immediately showed us her office. It was full of images that she herself created. I started as a pensioner, I painted with acrylics, and I explained. She got to paint at her retirement age by accident when her friend went to a painting class in the gallery. She took Martha with her, and she liked it. She’s already exposed herself three times. It was similar with singing. It comes from a family where music and singing were commonplace. She founded the district organization of the Pensioners of Slovakia in Sihot and organized a district tour of choirs within the district organization. Then he and his husband set up a set of Sihotiar with others. They go to rehearsal once a week.
In the past, she enjoyed hiking with her husband, but she lost him a month ago. They lived together for 63 years.
Interestingly, Mrs. Marta was actually a tech with a university degree in Merin, where she also translated the manuals of machines from German. (Here she also got a very untraditional nickname of ” Spybab.”) We have learned a lot about Merina, about the Australian wave, about how Merina was founded, about the problems that came after the privatisation.
We were quite shocked to hear that she had experienced a real reset in her life. She was in a car accident when she was 50, and she was in a coma for three days. A hard drive rubberized, spent half a year in the hospital. I kept everything anew, I don’t remember some things until today, she said, and we were just shaking our heads.
Mrs Marta has even written a book she is finalizing and is about to publish.
