Rank: Senior Lieutenant Type of Troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except for naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops Subdivision: 360th Infantry Nevelskaya Twice Red Banner Division My father, Ivanov Semyon Vladimirovich, a man of great soul, passed away on cold February 2007 , a veteran of the Great Patriotic War. Demobilized, he came to his native village and for more than 30 years. From November 16, 1946 to May 1981, he worked continuously as the head of the Andreevsky FAP in the village of Andreevka, Sakmarsky district. Served the neighboring villages of Pyatiozerka, Novo-Dmitrievka, Ryaplovo, actively participated in the social life of his native village. I remember the "duty suitcase", which always contained syringes and medicines to provide the first aid. At the first call, in any weather: frost, rain, blizzard, autumn or spring thaw, he hurried to the patient. For many years of conscientious work, my father was awarded with certificates of honor, on August 12, 1981. - Medal "Veteran of Labor". During the war years, a young graduate of the Chkalovsk medical school was a desperate military assistant, the commander of a medical company, ready to go with scouts, carry out the wounded under bullets from the battlefield ... His military awards speak of his courage, strength and courage. For his military affairs, dad was awarded the Order of the Red Star (No. 250477), Orders of the Patriotic War 1 (2424582) and 2 (No. 147976) degrees, medals "For Courage" (No. 186067), "For the Defense of Moscow" (No. 002420), " For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945 "(No. 0064674), Zhukov's medal, and, like all participants in the Second World War, with anniversary medals. Father knew a lot and knew a lot. Village boys always danced around him, fellow villagers followed for advice and help. For all his busyness, dad found time for everyone. He loved to wander along the surrounding woods with a gun, sit with a fishing rod on a river or on lakes. He often took me with him. He raised five daughters and, probably, he lacked a son next to him. Therefore, in my character there is a lot of masculinity, from my dad. He taught me how to drive a car and a motorcycle, shoot a gun and a rifle, taught me to see the beautiful around: in the forest and in the field. And most importantly, my parents taught me Goodness and Humanity.