Bublil, Avraham (‘Avi’)

Son of Yitzhak and Rivka. He was born on May 7, 1957 in Be’er Sheva and completed his studies at the Netivot Elementary School in Be’er Sheva, where he continued his high school studies in electronics. A good-hearted, friendly and friendly boy, he was the “living spirit” among his friends, active in the company and always took part in organizing social events in the framework of the Gadna and the class in the school. Everyone knew him as an optimistic and Simcha young man, but above all Avi was a devoted son and loyal to his parents and worried about his family. During his vacations he worked to help support the family and help his mother. He always helped with the hard work of the household. He had great skill, liked to assemble and repair electrical and electronic appliances and excelled in this field. Avi was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces at the end of July 1975. During basic training, he completed a course in rifle training and successfully completed the course, completing a six-month mobile communications technician course, where he successfully completed his first rank. He was very pleased with his progress in the course, and with the course’s students he created a Yaffa social relationship, and was assigned to one of the IAF units, where he served as a mobile communications equipment technician, who served only a few days in the unit on July 3, 1976. ) My father fell while serving near Omer. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Beersheba. Survived by his parents, two brothers and two sisters. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, the commander of the unit wrote: “Although Avi spent only two days in the unit, he managed to establish friendly relations with the soldiers of the unit. In his military way, although these words do not diminish the magnitude of the disaster, but please try to draw solace from Avi’s Yaffa image. “