Khayetene (Hajetene) (née Sorenzonaite) Mere-Libe Simonovna (29 October 1895, Krakes(?), Kėdainiai district, present-day Lithuania) — clerk.

From 1909 to 1921 sMere-Libe Khayetene worked as a saleswoman in the Palatinsky dry-goods store in Krakes. From June 1921 until June 1941 she lived in Raseiniai, where she was a housewife. Between 1941 and 1956 she lived in Syktyvkar, after which she moved to Riga. In 1963 she applied for permission to emigrate permanently to Israel.

In 1921, in Šiauliai, she married Benjamin Faivus(h)ovich Khayetas (1881, Kėdainiai — 1956, Riga), a tailor. They had two sons and two daughters:

  • David Beniaminovich Khayet (1925, Raseiniai — ?), who lived in Gomel and worked as a construction technician for a building trust; 

  • Semyon Beniaminovich Khayetas (1931, Raseiniai — ?), who lived in Kazan and worked as a civil engineer for SMU-1 of Trust No. 3; 

  • [[en:people:remigolskaya_irina|Irina Beniaminovna Remigolskaya]] (née Khayetaite);

  • Khana Beniaminovna Levin (née Khayetaite) (1926, Raseiniai — ?), an accountant, who repatriated from Riga to Poland in 1957 and later moved with her husband, a Polish citizen, to Holon, where she worked as an accountant. 

Her father was Simon Isaakovich Sorenzonas (1860, Vandžiogala, Kėdainiai district — 1930, Krakes). Her mother was Eta-Mira Khaimovna Sorenzonaite (née Fain) (1861, Šėta, Kėdainiai district — 1929, Krakes).

Her brothers were:

  • Isaak Simonovich Sorenzonas (1880, Krakes — 1936, Šiauliai); 

  • Moisey Simonovich Sorenzonas (1890, Krakes — 1941, Kėdainiai), who was executed by the Germans during the Holocaust.