Ben Moshe, Noam

Son of Dina and Shmuel. He was born on February 3, 1969, in Holon. Noam was born on the planting day, a soft plant cultivated warmly and lovingly by devoted parents, teachers and friends who loved him very much and respected his rich and complex personality. Noam studied at the UD Elementary School. Gordon in Holon, and continued his high school studies at the Mitrani Comprehensive School in his hometown. In the last two high school years he studied at the Ankori Elementary School in Tel Aviv. When Noam finished elementary school, he was sent to a boarding school for gifted children, but after spending two weeks there, his longing for his devoted family overcame him and he returned home. In his childhood and youth, Noam was characterized by beauty, pleasantness and, above all, many talents. His friendly and pleasant nature and good Lev were all around him. The music filled his whole being, and Noam often wondered how it was possible to live without her. At a very young age he began playing the accordion, recorder, harmonica and organ. Noam also had an evening voice, and later learned sound development. And so, equipped with musical instruments and Zamir’s voice, he was pleasantly pleased to entertain his friends at parties and other occasions. He joined the Gadna band in Holon and sang and played guitar in his performances around the country, and at the age of fourteen he founded a rock band called TNT, which performed voluntarily at parties in old age homes and community centers. Noam painted well, and Yaffa drawings and simple lines were discovered in his notebooks after his death. He was also blessed with writing skills, and in his estate were poems, essays and letters, a play and a book that he began to write. Noam’s ability is also evident in sports. He took part in sports competitions at the school and received certificates of excellence in running and volleyball. As a child, he played basketball for a short time at Hapoel Holon and participated in chess competitions. In the sixth grade, Noam joined the Hashomer Hatzair movement and continued to be a member of it until he joined the army in the framework of the Nahal Brigade, where he became a mentor and later became a mentor.Nam was very sensitive to humans, In 1988, Noam enlisted in the army together with members of the “simple” group who went to Kibbutz Ravid, because of his low medical profile He was able to avoid combat service, but Noam insisted on serving with his fellow inmates Two days before he enlisted in the army, Noam turned up the medical profile he had set for him, and he served in basic training for about a month and a half, and according to the battalion commander he turned out to be an excellent soldier and a loyal friend. When Noam was in low spirits, Noam used to seclude himself and play his guitar On Saturday, April 9, 1988, Noam fell in the line of duty and was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Holon. In the fall. He left behind his parents, a brother and a sister, Idit. His family published a booklet in his memory, including the words of family members, friends, acquaintances and teachers. In addition, the songs found in his estate were collected and published in a book.