Gilevich (Gilewitch) (née Druyan) Bluma Davidovna (12 August 1910, Ludza) — educator.

Bluma Gilevich was the daughter of Leizer Druyan (1880, Ludza – 1955, South Africa) and Yokheved Druyan (née Birer) (1882, Jēkabpils – 1942, Fergana Region). In 1928, she graduated from the Jewish Secondary School in Ludza. In 1930, she completed a one-year course in preschool education in Riga.

From 1930 to 1941, she worked as a teacher at the Ludza Jewish Lower Secondary School and as a preschool educator in the Ludza Kindergarten. In 1941, she was evacuated to the Gorky Region, where she worked at the Dmitriev kolkhoz. Later that year, she moved to the Fergana Region in the Uzbek SSR.

From 1942 to 1945, she was a supply manager and teacher at the Kokand Lower Secondary School. In 1945, she returned to Ludza, where she worked as a kindergarten teacher until 1951. From 1951 to 1955, she was a teacher at Kindergarten No. 53 in Riga.

She was married to Khanon Gilevich (b. 1908, Ludza). Her brother Isaak Druyan (b. 1908, Ludza) emigrated from Latvia to South Africa in 1936. Another brother, Yakov Druyan (b. 191?, Ludza – 1941, Riga), perished in the Holocaust.

In 1956, Bluma Gilevich submitted her first application to emigrate to Israel; permission was granted only in 1964.

Khanon Gilevich (b. 1908, Ludza) — husband
Leizer Druyan (1880, Ludza – 1955, South Africa) — father
Yokheved Druyan (née Birer) (1882, Jēkabpils – 1942, Fergana Region) — mother
Isaak Druyan (b. 1908, Ludza) — brother
Yakov Druyan (b. 191?, Ludza – 1941, Riga) — brother