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{{Biography|title1 = Valentin Pivovarov|image1 = Hipster-Fashion-Omsk-Vladimir-Ivanovich.jpg|caption1 = Valentin in St. Petersburg in 2009.|name = Valentin Pivovarov|birth = 1939|death = 2011(Age 71)|parents = Gregorius Pivovarov (Father)
{{Biography|title1 = Valentin Pivovarov|image1 = Hipster-Fashion-Omsk-Vladimir-Ivanovich.jpg|caption1 = Valentin in St. Petersburg in 2009.|name = Valentin Pivovarov|birth = 1939|death = 2011(Age 71)|parents = Gregorius Pivovarov (Father)
Sami Pelek Pivovarov (Mother)|spouse = Margarita Kepelkeker (1979-2011)|children = Aleksey Pivovarov|career = Sailor|known_for = Shipping coffee from Russia to the USA during the Cold War}}Valentin Pivovarov was a Russian sailor, the father of [[Aleksey Pivovarov]], the wife of [[Margarita Kepelkeker|Margarita Kepelkeke]]r. He and his wife died in the Crash of Lithuania in 2011.
Sami Pelek Pivovarov (Mother)|spouse = Margarita Kepelkeker (1979-2011)|children = Aleksey Pivovarov|career = Sailor|known_for = Shipping coffee from Russia to the USA during the Cold War}}Valentin Pivovarov was a Russian sailor, the father of [[Aleksey Pivovarov]], and the husband of [[Margarita Kepelkeker|Margarita Kepelkeke]]r. He and his wife died in the Crash of Lithuania in 2011.
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Valentin Pivovarov

Valentin in St. Petersburg in 2009.
NameValentin Pivovarov
Birth1939
Death2011(Age 71)
ParentsGregorius Pivovarov (Father) Sami Pelek Pivovarov (Mother)
SpouseMargarita Kepelkeker (1979-2011)
ChildrenAleksey Pivovarov
CareerSailor
Known forShipping coffee from Russia to the USA during the Cold War

Valentin Pivovarov was a Russian sailor, the father of Aleksey Pivovarov, and the husband of Margarita Kepelkeker. He and his wife died in the Crash of Lithuania in 2011.