Gurovich Ida Davidovna (10 July 1947, Riga) — technician.

Ida Gurovich was born in Riga to working-class parents, David Borisovich Gurovich (1921, Riga) and Sheina Nokhimovna Gurovich (née Kan) (1922, Riga). She graduated from Riga Evening Secondary School No. 25 in 1964. Thatsame year, she began working as a laundry worker at the 1st City Hospital (1964–1965), then as a copyist at the Central Design and Technology Bureau of the Ministry of Building Materials (1966–1967). From 1968 to 1969, she was employed as a technician at the Special Design Bureau of the Hydrometpribor plant.

In 1969, Ida Gurovich received permission to emigrate to Israel, where several relatives were already residing: her maternal aunt Khiena Batya Nokhumovna Ken-Tzipor (née Kan) (1924, Riga), her maternal uncle Leiba Nokhumovich Kan (1926, Riga), and her paternal aunt Mikhlya Borisovna Hellerman (née Gurovich) (1925, Riga).

David Borisovich Gurovich (1921, Riga) — father
Sheina Nokhimovna Gurovich (née Kan) (1922, Riga) — mother
Alexander Davidovich Gurovich (1955, Riga) — brother
Khiena Batya Nokhumovna Ken-Tzipor (née Kan) (1924, Riga) — maternal aunt
Leiba Nokhumovich Kan (1926, Riga) — maternal uncle
Mikhlya Borisovna Hellerman (née Gurovich) (1925, Riga) — paternal aunt