Timenchik (Timentschik) Emilia Iosifovna (25 October 1919, Riga) — employee.

Emilia Timenchik was the daughter of Iosif Apt (1884, Polotsk — 1946, Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo Region) and Reise Apt (née Iokhel) (1885, Riga — 1963, Riga).

In 1938, she graduated from the Jewish secondary school “Ezra” in Riga. Until 1941, she was a homemaker. In June 1941, she was administratively deported to Tomsk Region as the daughter of an owner of a wine-trading business with an annual turnover of 942,000 lats. Her father was sentenced in 1942 to five years in corrective labor camps and died after being transferred to a special settlement; he was posthumously rehabilitated.

In 1941–1946, Emilia Timenchik worked as a laborer at the collective farm “Pobeda” in the settlement of Ust-Silga, Karagasok District, Tomsk Region. Until 1961, she lived in Prokopyevsk (Kemerovo Region). In 1961, she returned to Latvia and settled in Jūrmala.

In 1964–1982, she worked as the manager of a kiosk at a pharmacy on Bulduru Avenue in Jūrmala. From 1982, she was retired.

In marriage with Khaim Yankelovich Timenchik (1916, Riga), two children were born: Robert Khaimovich Timenchik (1940, Riga) and Evgenia Ozhekh (née Timenchik) (1947, Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo Region).

In 1982, Emilia Timenchik received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her son.

Family:

Khaim Yankelovich Timenchik (1916, Riga) — husband
Robert Khaimovich Timenchik (1940, Riga) — son
Evgenia Ozhekh (née Timenchik) (1947, Prokopyevsk) — daughter
Iosif Apt (1884–1946) — father
Reise Apt (née Iokhel) (1885–1963) — mother