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In Kaluga celebrated another emerald couple

In the Palace of celebrations of the regional capital on the 55th anniversary of joint life congratulated spouses Finashev - Sergey Ivanovich and Lidia Alexandrovna

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In Kaluga celebrated another emerald couple

In the Palace of celebrations of the regional capital on the 55th anniversary of joint life congratulated the spouses of Finashev - Sergey Ivanovich and Lydia Alexandrovna.

The perpetrators of the celebration admitted that all their lives went together hand in hand, sharing joys and worries.

Finashev’s love story is compared to a romantic film.

It all began with a chance meeting on the capital street, where young Sergei from Ulyanovsk came for the first time.

“It was a fateful meeting – one look, one flash and love for life!” – said Sergey Ivanovich.

Then they went to the sea, signed and returned home with husband and wife.

Lydia Alexandrovna devoted her career to service in the organs. Sergei Ivanovich to the factory. Now the Finashevs are raising seven grandchildren.

When the couple retired, they made a very important decision to move to Kaluga. Here, in a new city, Sergey Ivanovich and Lidia Alexandrovna organized their own business.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that it became known what the Kaluga fathers can count on.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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