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Gorelik Raisa Borisovna (1929)

Personal data
SurnameGorelik
NameRaisa
PatronymBorisovna
Birth year1929
Birth month10
Birth day2
Birth placeBobruisk
SexF

Gorelik (née Kavalerchik) Raisa Borisovna (2 October 1929, Bobruisk, Mogilev Region) — primary school teacher.

Raisa Gorelik was the daughter of Boris Kavalerchik (1905, Bobruisk – 1942, Kzyl-Orda) and Iocha Kavalerchik (née Ferenburg) (1905, Bobruisk – 1971, Bobruisk).

In 1951, she graduated from the Minsk Pedagogical College. From 1951 to 1952, she worked as a kindergarten teacher at Kindergarten No. 5 in Bobruisk. From 1952 to 1953, she was employed as a librarian in Braslav. From 1953 to 1981, she worked as a primary school teacher at Braslav Secondary School.

In 1981, she moved to Latvia and briefly worked as a kindergarten teacher at Kindergarten No. 1 in Olaine. That same year, she retired.

In marriage with Yevsey Gorelik (1928, Bobruisk), she had three children: Inna Gorelik (1960, Bobruisk), Boris Gorelik (1953, Bobruisk), and Grigory (Mikhail-Grigory) Gorelik (1954, Braslav, Vitebsk Region).

In 1983, Raisa Gorelik received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her son Grigory. In the late 1980s, she lived in the United States.

Yevsey Gorelik (1928, Bobruisk) — husband
Inna Gorelik (1960, Bobruisk) — daughter
Boris Gorelik (1953, Bobruisk) — son
Grigory (Mikhail-Grigory) Gorelik (1954, Braslav, Vitebsk Region) — son
Boris Kavalerchik (1905–1942) — father
Iocha Kavalerchik (née Ferenburg) (1905–1971) — mother
Maria Pevzner (née Kavalerchik) (1928, Bobruisk) — sister
Moisey Kavalerchik (1932, Bobruisk) — brother
Yakov Kavalerchik (1937, Bobruisk) — brother