Crispin, David-Moshe

Son of Eliyahu and Simchah. Born on 20 May 1956 in Be’er Sheva, he studied at the Hanasi elementary school and at the ORT vocational high school in Yeruham, with a framework of frameworks, and David was a healthy and strong boy, loved by people and accepted by society. The first year of high school, decided to stop his studies and in the years that remained until he enlisted in the IDF he worked as an electrician and helped his parents in the family’s agriculture with many children. He loved children very much, and his great ambition was to raise a family and raise children. David was an enthusiastic athlete. Was an outstanding soccer player in Hapoel Yeruham. David was very attached to his family and always cared for his parents and his brothers. David was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces in August 1974 and served as liaison officer. After his basic training, he was drafted into a unit in the south of the country and his commander wrote to the parents: “At the beginning of his service, David was a problematic soldier, especially in matters of discipline. Over time he understood the magnitude of the responsibility that lay on him and became a good and efficient soldier. He did his work devotedly and sacrificed the rest hours to ensure that all units received the best service. David was acceptable to his friends and did everything with a smile on his face. About a month before his fall, he decided to marry a wife and set up a home in Israel, and he intended to volunteer for the career army and establish his future in the IDF, and I knew that the IDF was about to receive a loyal and dedicated soldier. “On December 17, He was brought to rest in the military cemetery in Yeruham and left behind a wife, parents, four brothers and four sisters, and his friends erected a corner in his memory at the Hapoel office.