Prikhodko, Maria Fedorovna

Maria Fyodorovna Prikhodko ( 1909 , the village of Aleksandrovka, Kharkov province - 1993 , the village of Tomonku-Chuy ( Kyrgyz. Tөmөnkү Chүy ), Sokuluksky district , Chuy region ) —the link farm “Nizhne-Chuisky” of the USSR Ministry of Agriculture, Kaganovichi district of the Frunze region , Kyrgyz SSR . Hero of Socialist Labor (1950).

Maria Fedorovna Prikhodko
Date of Birth	1909 ( 1909 )
Place of Birth	Aleksandrovka village, Kharkiv province
Date of death	1983 ( 1983 )
Place of death	Tomonku-Chui village (Tөmөnkү Chүy), Sokuluk district , Chui region )
Awards and prizes

She was born in 1909 in a peasant family in the village of Aleksandrovka, Kharkov province. She began her labor activity at the Leningrad Chemical Plant. After the start of World War II, she was evacuated to Kyrgyzstan, where she worked since 1943 as a laborer at the Nizhne-Chuisky state farm in the Kaganovichi district. Since 1946, she headed the kenaf cultivation link.

In 1949, Maria Prikhodko's link collected an average of 113.7 centners of kenaf on a 20-hectare site. By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of July 10, 1950, she was awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor with the awarding of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Hammer and Sickle Medal.

After retirement, she lived in the village of Tomonku-Chui (Tөmөnkү Chүy) where she died in 1993.