Teacher Klara Shestani, very active in the parish of Poviglio, with her husband Paolo Capece, but also in the Missionary Center, passed away on Saturday, May 4, at the age of 42.
That high school teacher in Guastalla. Klara leaves behind 3 children, a 5-year-old girl and two teenagers, 15 and 17 years old.
According to the Italian media, which have paid special attention to the event, Clara had learned about her illness before Easter and from April 1, she was forced to miss school: in Ferrante Gonzaga di Guastalla they were shocked after no one imagined that epilogue of this nature.
"He was a prudent person, exceptional for his competences and humanity", remember his colleagues.
Clara, a devout believer, has continuously helped the parish of Poviglio. She also worked after school to teach Italian to foreigners. At the same time, he prepared families for baptisms and had catechism for adults in mind.
"It was a precious landmark for the Missionary Center. She taught elements of the Albanian language and culture to the nuns and lay people who would travel to her country of origin", remembers Andrea Bonati. "Even recently, she hosted a nun in her house who was preparing to leave," adds Don Alberto Nicelli.
Originally from Shkodra, Albania, Klara had studied literature at the University of Graz in Austria. Before Guastalla, he worked in other schools, including the one in Gattatico. The husband, Paolo, is a math teacher and the Capece family is the soul of the scouts in Poviglio.