Binder (née Gdulina) Yehe Ayzikovna (9 May 1916, Gostiņi) — homemaker.

Yehe Binder completed eight classes at Pļaviņas Secondary School. Between 1933 and 1941, she worked as a sales assistant in private shops in Krustpils and Skrīveri. In 1941, she was evacuated to Kostroma Oblast, where she worked on a kolkhoz in Parfenovo District. In 1945, she returned to Latvia. From 1945 to 1947, Yehe Binder was a worker at the Riga Shoe Factory. Since 1947, she was a housewife. In her marriage to Idel Binder (1909, Gostiņi — 1964, Riga), she had a daughter, Basya Gurvich (née Binder) (1941, Kostroma Oblast).

During the Holocaust, Yehe's parents, Ayzik Gdulin (… — 1941(?)) and Roha Gdulina (… — 1941(?)), her brothers, Mendel Gdulin (1904, Gostiņi — 1941(?)), Shiya Gdulin (1902, Gostiņi — 1941(?)), Girsh Gdulin (1908, Gostiņi — 1941(?)), and Mulya Gdulin (1919, Gostiņi — 1941(?)), and her sister, Beyla Gdulina (1913, Gostiņi — 1941(?)), perished. Her brother, Leyzer Gdulin (1900, Gostiņi), emigrated to the USA in 1921. Her brothers, Leyba Gdulin (1906, Gostiņi — 1936) and Eliya Gdulin (1914, Gostiņi — 1960, Riga), are buried in Latvia.

In 1968, Yehe Binder received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her son-in-law's relatives.

Family Members:

Idel Binder (1909, Gostiņi — 1964, Riga) — husband
Basya Gurvich (née Binder) (1941, Kostroma Oblast) — daughter
Ayzik Gdulin (… — 1941(?)) — father
Roha Gdulina (… — 1941(?)) — mother
Leyzer Gdulin (1900, Gostiņi) — brother
Mendel Gdulin (1904, Gostiņi — 1941(?)) — brother
Shiya Gdulin (1902, Gostiņi — 1941(?)) — brother
Leyba Gdulin (1906, Gostiņi — 1936) — brother
Girsh Gdulin (1908, Gostiņi — 1941(?)) — brother
Eliya Gdulin (1914, Gostiņi — 1960, Riga) — brother
Beyla Gdulina (1913, Gostiņi — 1941(?)) — sister
Mulya Gdulin (1919, Gostiņi — 1941(?)) — brother