Work, effort and making things serving people, that is the essentials of life
Jan Fulín was born on 2th June, 1938 in Benešov hospital as the eight child of Josef and Anežka Fulín from Přibyšice. At the age of five he experienced involuntary displacing from the family farm due to German occupation of Přibyšice for so called SS-Hof. An elementary school visited the cloister at Golčov near Jeníkov and secondary school in Benešov. During violent collectivisation in 1950s after house searches at his farm his father was sentenced for two years in 1953 for not fulfilling supplies and in 1956 the family of Fulíns was illegally displaced from Přibyšice in a village of Chvojeny. He was not allowed to study at the gymnasium and apprenticed a moulder. After studies at the secondary industrial school in Prague started at the company Metaz Týnec nad Sázavou and later in ČKD Kutná Hora and Prague ČKD. Since 1964 has been married and has two daughters with his wife. Currently he lives at a family estate in Přibyšice no. 16.