Eden, Remy
Son of Ephraim and Eve. He was born on February 19, 1951, in Tiberias. He studied at the Erlich Elementary School in Tiberias and joined the military boarding school near the Biram School in Haifa. He was forced to leave the boarding school three years later because of the pressures and fears of his parents because of the fall of his two cousins within a period of two years. He returned to Tiberias and graduated with honors from the “Hagalil” High School. In his youth he was a member of the Scouts movement and during his high school studies he participated in the Gadna activities and was an excellent athlete who loved basketball and soccer. When he finished his army service, he intended to study medicine, and he loved challenges, because “life without challenges is not life,” he used to say. And with a sense of humor, his friends liked him and loved to be with him, he was drafted into the IDF in August 1969 and volunteered to serve in the air force. On the 17th of Marcheshvan 5710 (October 29, 1969), at the beginning of his career in the army, he died in the course of his duties. He was brought to eternal rest in the cemetery in Tiberias. The commander of the squadron sent a letter of condolence to his family, in which son of Shar wrote: “From conversations with his classmates, the character of a gifted boy, who is a favorite of his friends, has become a pivotal center for the entire society around him. Who chose to serve his country in the best of positions, the spirit of volunteerism and sacrifice that brought him to his decision. ” “We had a wonderful year together – Rami, the class and I. As a teacher of physics, we lived together and knew one by one,” said his teacher, the principal of the high school in Tiberias, “so I met Rami.” – A smile of kindness and generosity Rami was blessed with creative and scientific thinking, thanks to which he excelled in his studies, with moral and social responsibility, which was expressed in his actions and outlooks. I remember an argument with Rami, in which he claimed that he felt a national, moral and social obligation to serve in the IDF first, even though he could have joined To the Academic Reserve. Rami was blessed with wisdom, deliberation, and charming personality. We loved Rami because of the kindness, the joy of life, and the satisfaction that surrounded him. We loved Rami because of his love of us all one by one, and because of his willingness to give everything for the sake of others, simply, modestly and with a whole Lev. “- In the” Kinnarot, “the Hebrew edition of the Hagalil High School, Years after his fall, a study room was dedicated in his name “Erlich” and a plaque was placed in his memory.
