Today, her 87th birthday is celebrated by a wonderful Petrozavodka, a resident of besieged Leningrad, a veteran of labor of Russia Galina Kupyanskaya

today, her 87th birthday is celebrated by a wonderful Petrozavodka, a resident of besieged Leningrad, a veteran of labor of Russia Galina Alekseevna Kupyanskaya.

The birthday girl was congratulated by the director of #KTSSON RK Elena Malysheva.

On this warm day, Galina Alekseevna was presented with flowers and a cozy gift from the institution, as well as personal congratulations from Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Alexander Belsky.

The letters offer sincere wishes:

Let each moment be filled with a special meaning, and only pleasant discoveries and new opportunities await ahead. We wish never to lose optimism and always find strength for new achievements!

The fate of Galina Kupyanskaya is a story of incredible resilience.

She was born in 1939 on Kotlin Island, in Kronstadt. With the outbreak of the war, her family was in the ring of blockade, there was no way to evacuate.

Parents, risking their lives, brought ammunition to anti-aircraft guns, and children were hidden in trenches, covering with a tarp.

These difficult days have forever remained in the memory of Galina Alekseevna, hardening her character and teaching to appreciate every day lived.

The work path of our heroine is an example of sincere devotion to the profession.

After graduating from the Voronezh Technical College, she came to Petrozavodsk and worked for many years in Vodokanal.

First master, then head of sewer pumping stations, and later devoted herself to work as a military designer.

Her work experience is 33 years, and for conscientious work she was awarded a medal.

Galina Alekseevna has a special award - the medal "Glory to Motherhood". Our birthday girl raised and raised five children, and today she is happy with the success of 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Having gone on a well-deserved rest, an active and energetic woman could not sit at home idle and joined the ranks of our geronto-volunteer service Open Hearts.

For her, helping others has always been a sincere desire to share warmth and support with those in need.

And on the eve of their 98 birthdays celebrated wonderful Petrozavodka Nina Alexandrovna Egorova and Evgenia Pavlovna Ignatieva.

Both women are home front workers, veterans of labor, whose fates reflect the labor feat of the Soviet people during the war and after the war.

Nina Aleksandrovna Egorova was born in the village of Nikiforovo, Danilov district of the Yaroslavl region. From the age of 12 she worked in the collective farm, for many years worked as a milkmaid, performed complex agricultural work. Her work experience exceeds 40 years.

Despite her advanced age, Nina Alexandrovna retains a cheerful spirit: she reads a lot, has a good memory, lives in the family of her daughter and continues to enjoy communicating with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Evgenia Pavlovna Ignatieva was born in Petrozavodsk, was the eldest of five children and from an early age helped in the upbringing of younger brothers and sisters. After graduation, she mastered the profession of a cook and devoted her whole life to this work. More than 15 years she worked in the cafe "Kivach", for a long time was a cook in professional schools. The total work experience of Evgenia Pavlovna is over 45 years.