Liudmila Mingareeva

Liudmila Mingareeva (née Pilkewitsch), 75, of Orlando, Florida, passed away on October 19, 2026.

Born in Irkutsk, Russia, Liudmila devoted much of her life to the practice of medicine, the care of others, and the education of future generations of medical professionals.

A dedicated and accomplished physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, Liudmila served at various hospitals throughout her distinguished medical career. She earned the deep respect and affection of her patients through her professionalism, compassion, and unwavering commitment to their well-being. Her work was more than a profession. It was a lifelong dedication to helping others.

Following her retirement from hospital practice, Liudmila continued her commitment to medicine as a professor at a medical college, where she shared her extensive knowledge and experience with aspiring healthcare professionals. Through her teaching and mentorship, she helped prepare a new generation of medical practitioners, extending her influence and legacy far beyond her years in clinical practice.

While Liudmila devoted her professional life to the practice and teaching of medicine, her greatest love and deepest devotion were always reserved for her family. Above all else, she cherished her role as a wife, mother, and grandmother. Her family was the center of her world, and their happiness and well-being were always closest to her heart. The love she gave and the bonds she nurtured will remain an enduring part of her legacy.

Liudmila is survived by her husband, Aleksandr Mingareev; her son, Ilya, and his wife, Olha Mingareev; her beloved grandchildren, Daniel, Michael, Lidiia, and Vadym; and her brother, Viktor Pilkewitsch.

She was preceded in death by her beloved son, Dmitri, and her parents, Ustin and Elena Pilkewitsch.

Liudmila will be remembered with profound love and gratitude by her family, friends, colleagues, former students, and the many patients whose lives she touched throughout her remarkable career. Her dedication to medicine, her contributions to education, and, above all, her unconditional love for her family will remain an enduring part of her legacy.

She will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished.