Regina Puusepp, a prominent figure in Põhja-Sakala County’s cultural landscape, passed away on October 1, 2024, at the age of 93. Puusepp, a Võhma city laureate, formerly served as editor-in-chief of SAKALA Uudised and subsequently as deputy editor. Born on March 11, 1931, in Võrumaa, Puusepp earned her teaching credentials and held positions at Antsla Secondary School and Võhma Secondary School between 1974 and 1988, primarily teaching first grade. Following her retirement, she continued her work as a music educator at Võhma Nursery School. Beyond her formal teaching roles, Puusepp was an active participant in cultural activities, leading folk dance groups and musical ensembles. From 1985 to 2011, she was a member of the folk dance group, and from 1996 to 2011, she served as the leader of the mixed folk dance group, Tantsurõõm, composing original dances. In 1985, she established the Võhma Elulõnga Chapel and Song Ensemble, Laulurõõm. She was recognized for her ability to maintain enthusiasm and dedication, inspiring others through her passion for dance, song, and musical instruments. Former Võhma Culture Center Director Riina Pakane described Puusepp’s character as “quick and all-encompassing; restless and demanding, in pursuit and constant movement.” Pakane noted Puusepp’s significant contributions to the collective and her ability to inspire others. Puusepp’s cultural achievements included performances with the Laulurõõm ensemble, which she continued to participate in at the age of 88. Topics: #regina #sakala #lahkus Post navigation Gallery: Industry experts discuss regional tourism Botox 4 surprising ways of use that have nothing to do with wrinkle reduction