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The feminist tradition is to discard any achievement of a woman in any area that a man wouldn't do better. It is even worse when a woman supports the career of a man instead of doing career herself. This is the way of thinking of war time reporters that praise soldiers fighting the enemy at the front line and that forget the logistics of the army that fights just as fierce to provide the front-line with ammunition, food, guns, tanks, planes etc. Hence the intrinsic achievements of a wife and mother are never acknowledged officially.

To fight this feminist-made discrimination of women and the feminist contempt for the role of a woman in the society, this page will not praise the "professional" achievements of Mrs. Halina Kłopotek as kindergarden teacher, but will rather tell about her achievements as wife and mother.

She married a Master of Science, who at her side made a career obtaining his PhD degree, and later Associate Professor degree in chemistry. She gave birth to three children and grew them so that one of them became a Catholic priest, the other Doctor Engineer in chemistry, the last Extraordinary Professor in computer science.

To ensure conditions for husband's career and for the education of children, a hard work has to be done. Home must be kept clean to create good creative atmosphere. Feeding of the family must be rational and healthy. Money spending must be well planned and taking into account the current and potential income, preventing the husband from over-working. The welfare of a family depends both on the amount of money earned and on the way how it is spent. All house work has to be done as not to engage the husband so that he can concentrate on making money for the living and for expenses on education of the children. The duties of wife and husband have to be specialized and kept separate so that everybody achieves the highest performance. It is an old truth that if everybody does everything, then nobody does anything. Mrs. Halina Kłopotek proved a conscious woman in this respect. The perfectness in keeping the household is hard to competed by other women. Children were never hungry, they wore clean clothes, they had always someone to help in their homework, to explain difficult portions of school lessons, to talk about their joys and sorrows, to teach the Catholic faith.

If other women were like her, no "family violence", no alcoholic husbands, no unhappy children, no dramas of divorces for kids would ever be encountered.

Mrs. Halina Kłopotek can be set as an example for future generations of women.