Elab, Ramona

Ben Miriam and Mordechai. He was born on the 25th of Cheshvan 5733 (25.10.1972) in Moshav Mesilat Zion. Ramon attended the “Shahar” elementary school in Moshav Tal Shahar in a special achievement class. At that time his love for books was evident and he read a lot. However, he also excelled in sports activities “and in many fields,” as his educator says: “Champion in Accountancy, Champion in Football, Major in the Organization of Class Actions and Champion in Smiles.” Ramona, who grew up and grew up on the knees of the love of the country, loved the expanses and the danger. From his youth he had insisted on living his life without others interfering with it. At the same time, he gave himself entirely to his friends and family. His special character and way of life, which he believed in, can be deduced from the sermon he delivered at the Bar Mitzvah ceremony, in which he said, among other things: “… Indeed it is the beginning of life, A life of tolerance and respect for the commandments between man and his fellow … At the end of his high school studies at the Judean Hills School in Kiryat Anavim, Ramon was drafted into the army in October 1990 and placed in an artillery unit. During the basic training period he initiated various projects, which received the approval of his commanders, and thanks to them he completed basic training as an “outstanding student”. On February 19, 1991. Ramon fell to the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, leaving his parents and three sisters – Limor, Moran and Meitar – in a condolence letter to his family: “Ramon was a soldier “On the first anniversary of his downfall, his family published a pamphlet in his memory, containing pictures of his life and the words of his family, friends and commanders,” he said, referring to his family, friends and commanders. .