Relatives and colleagues are grieving. Oľga Feldeková, a Slovak novelist, journalist, screenwriter and playwright, died at the age of 82 on Saturday, December 6. Her colleague and friend Elena Vacvalová was among the first to know about her departure, who gave an emotional interview directly to Televízne noviny on .
Both Slovaks performed together in a well-known show, which is now on TV JOJ. “Seven started at Markíza, Olga was there for 23 years, from the first part. So I would like to say that it is wonderful that you also remembered her at such a moment.” said Vacvalová in the report where they called her.
“I know it since 9:25 in the morning when she left. And I was thinking about what I was doing then. I was getting up then. And that is typical for the two of us! We just did very different things in life, we loved different things, and yet we got along really well. Because I knew so much about her from her personal life, since we were very close, I know what kind of relationship they had with Ľubko. That was one wonderful marriage, despite what Ľubo was and what she was like. But now I’m starting to worry about Ľub again,” admitted the humorist with tears.
During Sunday, daughter Katka added memorial videos with her beloved mother on the social network. At one of them, she recited, and at others, she sang along with her father or both of them made funny faces. PHOTO can be found in the gallery. “There are people who were born here to stay here forever. Their love and my love for them will never die. Thank you, my mother. Greet Riška and protect us from all evil,” she bequeathed her to heaven. Just a year ago, Katka’s husband, Richard Šimurka, also married for eternity.
