Peisataya Fanya Isaakovna (17 December 1918, Derazhnya, Khmelnytsky Oblast – ?, ?) — accountant.

After completing a one-year accounting course, Fanya Peisataya worked as an accountant at Visual Aids Trust Plant No. 4 in Odesa (1936–38), at the Railway Administration (Odesa, 1938–39), and at the Ukrtextilshveytorg Industrial Complex (Odesa, 1940–41). During the war years (1941–45), she was evacuated to Tashkent, where she worked as an accountant at the Rostselmash plant (1942–45).

In 1945–46, she served as deputy chief accountant at OSU-19 of the Soyuzspetsstroy Trust in Moscow. In 1946–47, she was chief accountant at the design and estimate office of the Riga City Executive Committee; in 1947–48, senior accountant at the Kožobuʹvrezina Trust’s procurement office; in 1948–49, accountant in the Bytovik Artel; in 1949, at the Promutil Artel; in 1949–51, accountant under various economic contracts; in 1951–59, at the Cīņa industrial complex; in 1960–65, senior accountant at the Sevzapmontazhavtomatika installation unit; and in 1970–81, accountant at the Groston garage cooperative.

She visited the United States in 1960 and 1966. In 1956, she married to Efim Romanovich Bimbat.

Her father, Isaak Davidovich Peisaty (1870, Derazhnya – 1920, Derazhnya), was killed by a Petlyura-led band. Her mother, Marcia Leibovna Peisataya (née Peisataya) (1872, Derazhnya – 1968, Boston), emigrated to the United States in 1928.

Her siblings:

David Isaakovich Peisaty (1900, Derazhnya – 1941, Odesa), perished in the ghetto
Esther Isaakovna Leibovich (1894, Derazhnya – ?, ?), emigrated to the U.S. in 1910
Rosa Isaakovna Peisataya (1896, Derazhnya – ?, ?), emigrated to the U.S. in 1913
Mariam Isaakovna Dats (1898, Derazhnya – 1941, Odesa), perished in the ghetto
Hana Isaakovna Rozenberg (1902, Derazhnya – ?, ?), lived in Tashkent
Lyubov Isaakovna Peisataya (1908, Derazhnya – ?, ?), lived in Jūrmala