Crispin, Isaac

Son of Rafael and Rachel. Born in Sofia, Bulgaria on March 26, 1939. In 1948, at the height of the War of Independence, the family immigrated to Israel and settled in Ramle, where he graduated from elementary school in Ramle. And his teacher, who was very close to him, even tried to convince him to continue studying at the Bezalel School of Art in Jerusalem, but due to the difficult economic situation, he was educated in a youth group at Kibbutz Evron. Hashomer Hatzair “youth movement and guided a soccer team of boys at” Hapoel “Ramle, who was devoted to the family and respected his parents very much Haq joined the IDF in July 1956 and joined a Nahal brigade in the Nahal Brigade. After being released from regular army service, he was hired as a garage worker and mechanic. After a while he went to work at Badmut and invested all his energy and dedication in the work. His talent and love for painting did not expire, and sometimes he painted various posters for the branch’s safety committee. Yitzhak was very fond of all his acquaintances. He was a loyal husband and devoted to his wife and a wonderful father to his two children. He participated in the Six-Day War in the Khan Yunis battles and was saved from a miracle. On the 29th of Sivan 5729 (29.5.1969), Sgt. Yitzhak fell in an enemy attack on the Gesher Adam outpost in the Jordan Valley. He left a wife and two children. He was laid to rest at the Ramle cemetery. The letter of condolence sent by the Minister of Defense to the widow states: “Sergeant Yitzhak Crispin gave his life for his homeland – he was an excellent soldier and a beloved commander.” A year after his fall, the cultural committee of the Egged branch in Ramla published a memorial page .