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On 11 November, 47-year-old Natalia Zayets was killed in Russian attacks on the city of Chornomorsk in Odesa region. According to the press service of the Velikodolynska settlement council, the woman worked in the administration of the Velikodolynska community. Previously, she held a position in the Molodyzhenska village council.
Natalia Zayets was born on 23 November 1978. In the community, she is remembered as a person with a kind heart, sensitive and bright. The settlement council's statement notes that she was always ready to help, give advice, and offer support. Natalia cared for those around her, paid close attention to others' problems, and never remained indifferent to the needs of others.
«Завжди була готова допомогти, підказати, підтримати. Дбала про людей поруч, уважно ставилася до чужих проблем і ніколи не залишалася байдужою. А для своєї родини вона була люблячою дружиною і матір’ю, дбайливою донькою, вірною подругою» (She was always ready to help, give advice, and offer support. She cared for the people around her, paid close attention to others' problems, and never remained indifferent. And for her family, she was a loving wife and mother, a caring daughter, and a loyal friend), the settlement council's statement reads.
The farewell ceremony for the deceased will take place on 14 November at 10:30 in the village of Molodyzhne. The venue is 21 Volodymyr Kogut Street. After the completion of the farewell ceremony, Natalia Zayets will be buried in the local cemetery of Molodyzhne village.
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