Danilov, Constantine

Ben Ludmila and Gregory. Konstantin was born in Russia on May 10, 1979. He graduated from Moscow. In 1994, Constantine immigrated to Israel with his parents. When he arrived he began studying Hebrew, and at the same time began to work to help the family. Constantine loved the country very much and saw himself as an army man, and so he volunteered then to the Civil Guard. Constantine was a wise and beloved fellow who could help and help. He loved his family very much. He liked to read books, loved music, was always surrounded by friends and loved to be with them. In 1997, Konstantin joined the IDF and received a referral to the Border Police. In 2000 Constantine completed his regular service and began to work. In July 2001, he submitted a request to continue his service in the Border Police and received a permit from that year. On 30th March 2002, Sergeant Constantine was killed during a Border Police encounter with terrorists in Baka al-Garbiyeh, aged 23. He was buried in the cemetery in Or Akiva and was survived by his parents Geri and Ludmila, brother , And his life partner Julia, after they were awarded the honor of Constantine.