Parents expected SNP members to be more respected
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Ľudmila Lofajová was born on March 8, 1940 in Hrnčiarky in the village of Cinobaňa in the Poltár district. In addition to her, her parents Ján and Margita Roštár had one more child – an older sister. Until the end of World War II, the family lived in a mountain hut. Both parents were Partisans and the headquarters met in the mountain hut. After the war, they moved to Cinobaňa, Ľudmila went to live with her uncle in Opatová near Lučenec, where she also attended elementary school for a while. She received her secondary education in Prague at the Social and Legal School. She continued her law studies in Prague and at university – she completed her last two years in Bratislava, where she later settled and started a family with her husband Ján Lofaj – they have two daughters together. In terms of work, she worked for several years on the national committee, but also worked in Incheba and at the Ministry of Health. Currently, Ľudmila Lofajová is retired and dedicated to her great-grandchildren and grandchildren.
