Evenstein, Avinoam

Son of Yosef and Gita. He was born on August 23, 1944, in Moshav Gan Haim, and grew up in his parents’ small farm, and after graduating from elementary school in Moshav Tzofit he did not want to continue his studies in high school. He lived in the agricultural school “Kfar HaYarok” until he completed his studies there, and when he was a child, he was quiet in his childhood and was unable to reveal his feelings to others, and as a result he did not have many friends, The quiet and closed boy became a cheerful and beloved young man, and the school and its customs were difficult at first for a boy who had never been the knife to his peers, but slowly adapted to them and carried everything in peace. He was devoted to his friends and often gave up his vacation from school for one of the friends he had to stay in. When he came home, which he loved with all his Lev, he was Simcha and warm, loved music and was a lover of music, After graduating from Kfar Sava, he joined the IDF in July 1962 as part of the Nahal Brigade, where he was recruited to the IDF in July 1962 as a member of the secretariat and the economic committee. He fell in a battle in Korazim on the 19th of Av 5723 (19 August 1963) and was buried at the cemetery in Kfar Sava, and in December 1963 the ” And the memory of his friend Avraham Reif, who fell with him a few days later, was praised by the commander of the Nahal Command with his friend Avraham Reif – and five other members of Almagor who were working in the Kurazim for working all night to extinguish the burning – The fields that broke out in place. In order to commemorate the name Avinoam and the name of his friend Avraham, the moshav movement in Korazim established a monument in memory of them in 1964. This memorial is also in memory of five employees of the Jewish National Fund who were involved in the ground training. The movement of workers’ moshavim in Israel together with the commemoration committee is a book called “El Sela Kurazim” in memory of Avinoam and his friend in 1967. In the photo: