Tserlina (née Pasitselskaya) Larisa Iosifovna (24.01.1938, Odessa) – engineer. Born into the family of worker Pasitselsky Iosif (1907, Ananiv, Odessa Region – 1949, Kherson) and office worker Siganevich Lyubov (1911, Kalinindorf (Kalininskoye), Kherson Region – 1986, Riga).
In 1961 she completed the Moscow Statistical Economics Institute, having defended her diploma as an engineer-economist. In 1960 she worked as a calculator-operator at the machine accounting station of the All-Union Population Census of the USSR Central Statistical Office in Moscow. In 1961—64 she worked as an engineer at a classified organization (PO Box No. 7, Klimovsk-1, Moscow Region). In 1964 Ts. moved to Riga, and until 1972 worked at the Riga Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers in the positions of engineer, senior engineer, leading engineer, and group head. In 1972—74 she worked as senior engineer and group head at the Republican Computing Center at the Glavsnab of the LSSR Council of Ministers. From 1974 – sector head and department head at the Latvian Republican branch of the Central Research Laboratory for Consumer Demand Studies of the Tsentrosoyuz (TsNILS TsS).
In 1966 she married Tserlin Markvid (1936, Tartu). The family had children Tserlin Mikhail (1967, Riga) and Tserlina Ilana (1968, Riga).
In 1979 Ts. received permission to leave for Israel to join her husband's cousin, Tserlin Khaim (1928, Riga). In the 1990s Ts. lived in Tel Aviv and worked as a programmer at Tel Aviv University.
A. Norman
Tserlin Markvid (1936, Tartu) – husband
Tserlin Mikhail (1967, Riga) – son
Tserlina Ilana (1968, Riga) – daughter
Pasitselsky Iosif (1907, Ananiv, Odessa Region – 1949, Kherson) – father
Siganevich Lyubov (1911, Kalinindorf (Kalininskoye), Kherson Region – 1986, Riga) – mother
Eidelnant (née Pasitselskaya) Zhanna (1940, Odessa Region) – sister
Kestenboym (née Pasitselskaya) Svetlana (1944, Zilair, Bashkir ASSR) – sister
Bindar (née Pasitselskaya) Fenya (1947, Kalinino village, Kherson Region) – sister
Ansberg (née Pasitselskaya) Klara (1949, Kalinino village, Kherson Region) – sister
Tserlin Khaim (1928, Riga) – husband's cousin