She didn’t want to go to a cold country. She told her daughters to scatter her on a small Greek island. “She told us, girls, at least you’re going to take a trip,” Aha said! older daughter Kateřina (72).
Jako s Pilar
Everything about the death of the beloved mother remained on her. Her sister Bára (69) is struggling with a covid. Kateřina thus had to decide for her and for her brother Ondřej (64). It was hard and challenging. “We will not say any goodbyes. We will do it just like Honza Kolomazník with his wife Eva Pilarová, “she revealed.
They will wait until spring
Kamila will be cremated in a South Bohemian crematorium as soon as possible, because she liked southern Bohemia. “Then we will wait until the spring, when the situation will be normal, so that everyone who loved Kamča could come. We will say goodbye to her in the form of a funeral mass, “said the daughter Flour.
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Amazing sisters
In the summer, she and Barbora go to Greece to fulfill their mother’s last wishes. “She was a romantic, it is said that a girl, the daughter of a Greek writer, committed suicide on the island. So when she chose this place, we have to fulfill her wish, “stated Kateřina. She is very sad that due to coronavirus she could not be with her mother at the last minute and hold her hand. On the other hand, she was very moved by how the Boromejka sisters behaved. “They were amazing, in fact it couldn’t have been better considering the situation,” concluded Moučková’s daughter.
Pieta in Kavka
An improvised place of reverence was created in front of the ČT news building in Kavčí hory. Dozens of candles were burning under the Flour photo for two days. But now they are not there for security reasons. Pieta was created on the initiative of young colleagues who sent flowers and greetings to the Home of St. Charles Borromeo, where Kamila spent the last days of her life. “I thank them from the bottom of my heart for thinking of her,” she said through Aha! daughter Kateřina.
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Kamila Moučková († 92) on the occupation of 1968: I was not brave, I was angry
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