Zdorovyak Lev Moiseevich (9 January 1913, Bendery, Bessarabia) — accountant, salesman.

Lev Zdorovyak was educated at the Bendery Gymnasium, graduating in 1931. His parents, Moisei Zdorovyak (1893–1922) and Mariam Zdorovyak (1896–1922), died in 1922, leaving nine-year-old Lev in the care of his elder sisters.

After finishing gymnasium, he worked as an accountant at the local mill, and after the arrival of the Red Army and establishing Soviet Moldova, he kept his position. On 22 June 1941, he was mobilized into the Red Army, serving at the front until February 1942. Later, he held accounting posts in the administration of military construction works. He was demobilized in November 1946 and moved to Riga, where he reunited with his wife and son.

Afterward, Lev Zdorovyak continued working as an accountant. From 1953, he served as senior salesman at the Trade Department (ORS) of the Riga branch of the Baltic Railway. From 1974, he was a working pensioner. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st Class.

Tsipa Zdorovyak (née Segal) (1914) — wife
Moisei Zdorovyak (1893–1922) — father
Mariam Zdorovyak (1896–1922) — mother
Mikhail Zdorovyak (1941) — son
Tauba Reznik (née Zdorovyak) (1908) — sister
Roza Zdorovyak (1920) — sister
Esther Shrits (née Segal) (1912) — sister-in-law