Matsevich (Matzewitsch) Isaak Nakhmanovich (born 5 December 1941, Yangiyul, Tashkent Region) — gas and electric welder.

After completing seven grades at an Evening School for Working Youth, Isaak Matsevich worked from 1958 to 1960 as a shoemaker at the Municipal Industrial Combine in Daugavpils. From 1960 to 1963 he served in the Soviet Army (Kaliningrad). In 1963–64 he was a worker at a sheepskin-processing combine in Daugavpils; in 1964 he was a trainee apparatus operator at the Lenin Komsomol Chemical Fibre Plant; in 1964–65 an electrical fitter at Daugavpils Special Installation Section No. 3 of the Sevzapmontazhavtomatika Trust; in 1965–66 a gas and electric welder at the Red Furniture Maker factory; and in 1966–67 a gas and electric welder again at Daugavpils Special Installation Section No. 3 of the Sevzapmontazhavtomatika Trust.

From 1967 to 1979 he worked as a gas and electric welder: in 1967–68 at the Daugavpils Reinforced Concrete Structures Plant; in 1968–72 at the Daugavpils Zonal Administration of the Spetsdorstroi Trust; in 1972 at the Construction and Installation Directorate of Lengazspetsstroi (Vilnius); in 1972–73 at the Water Supply Administration of the Daugavpils City Executive Committee; in 1973–74 at the Daugavpils Zonal Special Administration of the Stroimekhanizatsiya Trust; in 1974–75 at the self-financing section of Construction and Installation Directorate No. 2 of the Lengazspetsstroi Trust (Novgorod); and in 1975–79 again at the Daugavpils Zonal Special Administration of the Stroimekhanizatsiya Trust.

In 1965 he married Minna Samuilovna Matsevich. The marriage was dissolved in 1977 and re-registered in 1979. Their sons are Samuil Isaakovich Matsevich (born 11 April 1966, Daugavpils) and Marat Isaakovich Matsevich (born 17 August 1970, Daugavpils).

His father, Nakhman Mendeleevich Matsevich (1911, Kolyshki, Vitebsk Region — 1942, Stalingrad), was killed during the Battle of Stalingrad and is buried in a mass grave near the city. His mother was Pesya Yankelevna Matsevich (née Filler) (1911, Vitebsk — 1971, Daugavpils). His sisters are Khasya Nakhmanovna Tkachuk (née Gin from her first marriage) (born 1934, Vitebsk) and Khana Nakhmanovna Estrina (born 1939, Vitebsk). His brother is Shura Nakhmanovich Matsevich (born 1936, Vitebsk). His paternal uncle, Lev Mendeleevich Matsevich (born 1919), emigrated from Minsk to Israel in 1979.

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