A merchant, Shimon (“Shimla”)

Their son was the firstborn of Shmuel and Bracha. He was born in Kvutzat Shiller on December 10, 1948. He studied at the David Yellin Elementary School in Hadar Yosef and at the State Elementary School D in Neve Magen. After graduating from elementary school, his father traveled to the United States on a mission, and with him the entire family traveled. After returning to Israel, he continued his high school studies at the Thelma-Yellin School in Yad Eliyahu, where he studied piano for ten years, loved music intensively and worked with great diligence, but only a few won the music. Love, that the Shekhina will be a line in their playing. In Shimon, the music found a suitor like her: a wise, sensitive, and humble Lev. “He was active in a drama department and performed leading roles in the schools he studied in. He was a nice boy, diligent and devoted to work and studies, and excelled in responsibility and seriousness in everything he did. In the middle of August 1968. He did not evade service and hard work, which was usually above his duty, even when he was already very ill and suffered severe suffering. The doctors allowed him to be released if he wanted to, but he preferred to continue serving in the army out of a sense of national duty and love of the homeland. On the 10th of Tevet 5710 (10.1.1971), Sgt. Shimon died of his illness, about two weeks after he was hospitalized. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul. Lay down parents and two sisters. In his eulogy, his commander said that he had been given a nickname – the sergeant. This nickname expressed the grace, kindness, cheerfulness, and modesty that he could always project around him and in all circumstances. The power of will and gentleness merged with him and all the joy of life – at home, in school, and in the army