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Zenon Zelenyi (1901–1973) — educational and public figure. Brother of B. Zeleny. As part of the UGA, he participated in the Ukrainian-Polish war of 1918-1919. In 1920-1921, he was in the Tukhol prison camp. He studied at the Faculty of Engineering of Lviv Polytechnic, graduated from the Department of Mathematics and Physics of Lviv University (1930). He taught mathematics and physics at seminaries and gymnasiums.

After the Second World War, he was in a displaced persons camp in Berchtesgaden (Germany). In 1948, he moved to Toronto, where he taught. He headed the Association of Ukrainian Educators of Canada and coordinated the Educational Council of the World Congress of Free Ukrainians. He prepared for publication the work «Archeology of Ukraine» by Y. Pasternak.

Author of the book Ukrainian Youth in the Maelstrom of the Second World War and the brochure 20 Years of the UUPC (Association of Ukrainian Educators of Canada).