Wacława Obłękowska was born in Radonie, Grodzisk Mazowiecki commune on November 15, 1920. During the occupation, she was active in the Polish Red Cross. She joined the ranks of the Home Army by accepting the conspiratory nickname "Hela". In the years 1942 - 1945 she was teaching secretly at the school in Stare. After the war, she graduated from the National Teacher Training Course employed in the Grodzisk Inspectorate of Education, from where she moved to Grodzisk Primary School No. 2, taking up a teaching post. After graduating from the University of Warsaw, she started working at the State Pedagogical High School in Grodzisk Mazowiecki. In high school, she taught psychology, pedagogy, teaching methodology and guided pedagogical practices. In 1964, she began to work as a lecturer at the Teachers' College in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, being also an organizer and manager of student internships. After changing the teacher education system, she worked in the Grodzisk Faculty of Education as an instructor in Initial Teaching Methodology. In addition to her educational activity, she also worked for the benefit of the Grodzisk Mazowiecki community. In the 1980s, she was a councilor of the Municipal National Council, in which she presided over the Education and Education Committee. She applied for the gasification of streets: Montwiłła, Waryńskiego, Kłopot, Zaścianek and others. During this period, thanks to her efforts, the urban market area at ul. MONTWILL. She was also the initiator of the construction of a monument commemorating the teachers who died during the Nazi occupation, which is located at Kościuszki street, the corner of Zondek. Mrs. Wacław Obłękowska is a well-known and respected educator, educator of generations of teachers, a model for a large number of students. She was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta for her lifetime achievement. She died in 2015. Honored with the title of Honorary Citizen of Grodzisk Mazowiecki with Resolution No. 399/98 of March 25, 1998.