Mrs Skoupa was from Vysočina. Nevertheless, he spent most of his life in Karlovy Vary, where he moved to join his older brother. Therefore, not only his relatives, but also the top politicians led by the governor did not miss the chance to hope Peter With a limp (to STAN), who chased after the woman with a full basket of goods, among which neither Kinder nor Becherovka products were missing. Thanks to the herbal juice, his health is still excellent.

“Mrs. Skoupa had eight siblings but she was the only one who lived to this blessed age. Her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and also two great-grandchildren are her happiness. He still really likes watching TV competitions and training his memory. We will also be interested in what is happening in our country and in the world. And because Ms. Skoupá also worked for many years at Becherovce, this particular liquor being his favorite, which he tried to strengthen his health,said the congratulatory delegation from Kanwil.

Officials visited the energetic pensioner last year. This time the woman told about her life again. This time he returned less than eighty years ago, to the Second World War, which he experienced in Yugoslavia. “After finishing school, he went to join his uncle in Yugoslavia. Here he worked in the laboratory of a Czech-Serb sugar factory. He lived in the Czech colony and also taught Serbian, as he had many friends among the local youth. Mrs. Františka recalled the situation created by the war and the activities of the partisan groups. After the end of the war he reached Prague and from there to his native Kamenice nad Lipou. There he worked as an educator in a sanatorium. His brother had just come here to see him, who took him with him to Karlovy Vary, where he has lived for over 75 years,added the Governor.