Ivanchenko (Hait) Feiga Shaevna (1925, Riga) — copyist.

Feiga Ivanchenko was the daughter of Shaya Hait (1896, Vilani — 1942) and Esther Hait (1900, Vilani — 1962, Riga). In 1941, she was evacuated to the Kyrgyz SSR. In 1945, she returned to Riga. In 1956, she worked as a copyist at the design and engineering office of the Latvian Industrial Council. From 1956 to 1960, she worked as a copyist at the design and engineering bureau of the Local Industry Department of the Council of People's Commissars. From 1963 to 1966, she worked as a copyist at the vacuum metallisation design and engineering bureau of the Latvian SSR Council of People's Commissars. From 1966, she worked as a copyist at the VP Design and Engineering Bureau. Feiga’s father died a brave death on the front lines of the Second World War.

She married Andrey Ivanchenko (1921, Dnipropetrovsk – 1969, Riga) and had two children, Ilona Ivanchenko (1946, Riga) and Alexander Ivanchenko (1960, Riga). In 1971, Feiga Ivanchenko received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her uncle, Yitzhak Hait (1904, Vilani), who left Latvia for Palestine in 1934. In the late 1970s, she lived in Bnei Brak and worked in a bank. In Israel she changed her name and surname into Fani Avni.

Andrey Ivanchenko (1921, Dnipropetrovsk – 1969, Riga) – husband
Ilona Ivanchenko (1946, Riga) – daughter
Alexander Ivanchenko (1960, Riga) — son
Shaya Hait (1896, Vilani — 1942) — father
Esther Hait (1900, Vilani — 1962, Riga) — mother
Zalman Hait (1921, Riga) — brother
Basheva Elistratova (Hait) (1923, Riga) — sister
Sofia Hait (1935, Riga) — sister
Itshak Hait (1904, Vilani) — uncle