Epstein Noson Yurisovich (25.06.1923, Riga) — tinsmith. Born into the family of Epstein Yuris Khaimovich (1898, Vilnius) and Epstein (Koydin) Ida Pertsovna (1903, Riga — 1975, Jēkabpils). Completed 7 grades of secondary school (1937); worked as a tinsmith's apprentice in a private workshop (1937–41, Riga); evacuated to Namangan Oblast, Uzbek SSR, where he worked as a tinsmith at a cotton-processing combine (1941–42); fought on the WWII front and served in the Soviet Army (1942–47); wounded and concussed; awarded the Order of the Red Star and medal “For Victory over Germany.” After returning to Riga worked in his trade: at the Glavsnab office (1947–48), at the “Standart” cooperative (1948–49), at the industrial combine (1949–53, Jēkabpils), then again in Riga — as tinsmith at the “Latpromsoveta” office (1953–55); shopkeeper at “Latpromkooptorg” (1955–56); shopkeeper at the Riga City Consumer Trade (1956–61); worked in his trade at various enterprises (1956–79).

His marriage to Epstein (Itikson) Khaya Leibovna (1930, Jēkabpils) produced sons Epstein Lev Nosonovich (1948, Riga), Epstein Isaac Nosonovich (1953, Jēkabpils) and daughter Epstein Miliya Nosonovna (1960, Riga).

In 1979, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 the mother of his eldest son's wife — Beinart (Fleisher) Bine Grigoryevna (1909, Kuldīga) — had been living.

N. Voronova

Epstein Yuris Khaimovich (1898) — father
Epstein (Koydin) Ida Pertsovna (1903–1975) — mother
Epstein Lev Yurisovich (1921, Riga — killed on the WWII front, date unknown) — brother
Epstein Leyzer Yurisovich (1925, Jēkabpils — killed on the WWII front, date unknown) — brother
Vitkina (Epstein) Khaya Yurisovna (1928, Jēkabpils — 1974, Riga) — sister
Novikova (Epstein) Khana Yurisovna (1929, Jēkabpils) — sister
Epstein (Itikson) Khaya Leibovna (1930) — wife
Epstein Lev Nosonovich (1948) — son
Epstein Isaac Nosonovich (1953) — son
Epstein Miliya Nosonovna (1960) — daughter
Beinart (Fleisher) Bine Grigoryevna (1909) — eldest son's wife's mother