On Tuesday, July 11, the Lviv community will say goodbye to the last two victims of a Russian rocket attack on a residential building in Lviv. The City Hall calls on Lviv residents and guests to join in the farewell and to refrain from entertaining events and celebrations during this time.
The funeral of Olga Tatarinova and Valery Ryabtsev will begin at 10:00 a.m. in the Ritual Hall (52 Pekarska St.). The dead will be buried at the Holoski cemetery.
It will be recalled that 10 people died as a result of a Russian rocket attack on residential buildings in Lviv. Another 48 received injuries and wounds of varying severity.
Biographical references
Tatarinova Olga Vasylivna (January 21, 1955-July 6, 2023) from Lviv.
She studied at the secondary comprehensive school of grades I-III No. 50 of the city of Lviv. She graduated from the National Forestry University of Ukraine (then the Institute).
After completing her studies, she held the position of head of the personnel department at Lviv Bus Plant Limited Liability Company. During the last period, she worked at the All-Ukrainian Jewish Charitable Foundation “Hesed-Arye”, took care of the elderly.
She was an extremely open and sincere person, had a large circle of friends.
Together with her husband, she tragically died on July 6 as a result of the Russian missile attack on Lviv. Olga Tatarinova is survived by a sister and two nephews who live in Israel.
Download photo Valery Anatoliyovych Ryabtsev (20.02.1956-06.07.2023) native of Lviv.
Received higher education at Lviv Polytechnic Institute (today Lviv Polytechnic National University).
Since 2008, he worked as an electrician in the production laboratory of the Lviv City Electric Networks of the Lvivoblenergo Private Joint Stock Company. At the same time, he earned extra money as a security guard in a confectionery shop.
He was a kind and bright person.
Together with his wife, he died tragically on July 6, 2023 as a result of Russian rocket fire on Lviv. Valery Ryabtsev is survived by a sister.