75 years of joie de vivre: Anna Maria Primus celebrated in the Buschenschank

75 years of joie de vivre: Anna Maria Primus celebrated in the Buschenschank

Anna Maria Primus recently celebrated her 75th birthday in the popular Buschenschank. At this warm celebration, numerous well -wishers gathered, including the chairman of the Stainz Comradeship Association, Vice Mayor Franz Hopfgartner, and group leader Josef Hohensinger. Also members of the pensioner association, including chairwoman Denise Schweinzer and treasurer Helmut Ernst, did not miss the opportunity to send the jubilee her best wishes.

Mayor Hopfgartner emphasized how important it was to congratulate on time on such a remarkable birthday. He brought two medals for Anna's longstanding membership, which her 25-year-old and 10-year belonging to the comradeship association. "We have just restructured our administration," he explained as he presented the medals. A special highlight of the celebration was the joint bumping with sparkling wine to celebrate the special occasion.

a look into the past

Anna Maria, who is lovingly called "Anni", comes from Herbersdorf, where she grew up in parental agriculture and learned her craft from scratch. The cattle, milk and mast cattle industries shaped their youth. In 1970 she received a marriage to Anton and together they pulled the children Manuela, Bernd and Beate Groß. After the early loss of her husband, Anna not only showed stamina, but also remained loyal to agriculture by maintaining her passion for garden.

In addition, in 2002 she joined the Stainz Pensioners' Association, where she worked as a chairwoman until spring this year. Her commitment and leadership in the association have not been unnoticed, and next year she will receive a medal for 40 years of membership, as Hopfgartner noted. "You don't look at the years," added Hohensinger, amused, while he attached the medals to the Annis of clothing.

congratulations and celebrations

The birthday surprises were varied. Hohensinger sang a happy “happy birthday” and presented birthday wishes in the form of congratulations letters, which were written by Denise Schweinzer and Helmut Ernst. The warm and personal greetings contributed to the festive atmosphere that prevailed in the Buschenschank.

"Do you bring me more common speeches?" Asked the shy Anna Maria, but the solemn accessory was quite right for her. The community that had formed on this special day was an expression of appreciation and recognition for a woman who is not only a loyal friend, but also a role model for many. So Stinz not only celebrated a birthday, but also the work of an outstanding personality in club life and beyond.