Godina (née Sadovskaya) Rakhil Veniaminovna (born 28 August 1914, Vilnius District, Lithuania) — accountant.

Rakhil Godina was the daughter of Veniamin Sadovsky (1867 – 1937, Yaroslavl) and Ella Sadovskaya (1870 – 1947, Yaroslavl). In 1915, her parents were evacuated to Yaroslavl. From 1932 to 1933, she studied on accounting courses in Yaroslavl. Between 1933 and 1939, she worked as a bookkeeper and accountant at the Yaroslavl Thermal Power Plant. From 1939 to 1952, she was employed as an accountant at Yarenergo.

In 1952, she moved to Riga and worked until 1957 as an accountant at Riga's First Taxi Depot. From 1957 to 1967, she worked at the Promprodukt Artel and the Riga Flour Products Combine No. 2.

She was married to Abram-Leib Godin (1910, Warsaw). During the Holocaust, her sisters Ginda Koblenz (née Sadovskaya) (1900, Lithuania – 1941) and Genya Anshelevich (née Sadovskaya) (1905, Lithuania – 1941) perished. Her sister Ida Sadovskaya (1905, Lithuania – 1964) survived.

In 1967, Rakhil Godina received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her husband's cousin, Lea Winderbaum (née Godina) (born 1916, Riga).

Abram-Leib Godin (1910, Warsaw) — husband
Veniamin Sadovsky (1867 – 1937, Yaroslavl) — father
Ella Sadovskaya (1870 – 1947, Yaroslavl) — mother
Ginda Koblenz (née Sadovskaya) (1900, Lithuania – 1941) — sister
Genya Anshelevich (née Sadovskaya) (1905, Lithuania – 1941) — sister
Ida Sadovskaya (1905, Lithuania – 1964) — sister
Lea Winderbaum (née Godina) (born 1916, Riga) — husband's cousin