Pekurovskaya Nelentina Iosifovna (b. 29 March 1957, Riga) — educator.

Nelentina Pekurovskaya was born to Iosif Naumovich Pekurovsky (1917, Belarus – 1983, Riga), a laborer, and Faina Grigoryevna Pekurovskaya (née Ploskina) (b. 1927, Bragin, Gomel Region, Belarus), a teacher. There is no information in the documents regarding her education. In Riga, she worked as a technician at the VEF factory design bureau (1976), then as a senior pioneer leader at Secondary School No. 60 and 8-Year School No. 35 (1976–1981), a primary school teacher at Evening School No. 23 (1983–1984), and a teacher of Russian language and literature at Schools Nos. 30 and 46, Medical College No. 4, and in the “Alma Mater” teachers’ cooperative (1985–1991).

She was married to Stanislav Borisovich Levin (b. 1952, Riga). They had two children: Grigory Stanislavovich Pekurovsky (b. 1979, Riga) and Edita Stanislavovna Pekurovskaya (b. 1980, Riga). The marriage was later dissolved.

In 1991, Nelentina Pekurovskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her maternal cousin, Sofia Vitover, was residing.

Family:

Iosif Naumovich Pekurovsky (1917–1983) — father
Faina Grigoryevna Pekurovskaya (née Ploskina) (b. 1927) — mother
Stanislav Borisovich Levin (b. 1952) — former husband
Grigory Stanislavovich Pekurovsky (b. 1979) — son
Edita Stanislavovna Pekurovskaya (b. 1980) — daughter
Sofia Vitover — maternal cousin of mother (aunt)