The master of Delchev’s home was a woman with such a soft heart, as her husband was severe. Her name was Sultana and she was daughter of Yane Nuradgiev from village Murarci in Karadag. As a girl she was famous beauty and like all Bulgarians she was shy and modest, with respect to adults, submissive to her husband and hardworking. Her most exceptional feature was lovely goodness. Without her the house was colder and without face. Nicola loved his children and took care of them but he wasn’t showing that and usually he sowed his severity more than his love. Sultana was the fireplace which hated the house, shined light and proposed peace to everybody, who went to their house.

Neighbours permanently went and went out from Delchev’s house, looked for sympathy for sickness or lose or something as help to got over some material crisis because of the unpleased fall of economy, many families in Kukush fall down in financial difficulties no matter how hard they tried to work for their feed. Sultana never back anybody with empty hands or empty heart. She gave to the poor flour, wine rakia or charcoal and the crashed with soft words.

Sultana gave to her husband nine children: four boys – Gotse, Mitsom Milan and Christo, and five girls – Rusha, Tsotsa, Tina, Welika and Elena and everybody were pride to their parents.