Guido, Benjamin

Congratulations and peace. He was born on April 18, 1956 in Tel Aviv, grew up in the Shabazi neighborhood and studied at the Tachkemoni religious elementary school, where he studied in the religious and religious high school, He was conscripted into regular service in July 1975 and assigned to serve in the Ordnance Corps, after which he was trained in anti-tank artillery and later became a tank mechanic. Immediately after completing his regular army service, he joined the regular army and served as a manufacturing engineer for the Merkava tank project. On the date of his marriage, he fell during his service in a road accident in which his sister Sarah also died. . He was laid to rest in the civilian cemetery in Holon. Survived by his parents, four brothers and two sisters – Yosef, Shimon, Rachel, Avraham, Yael and Eliyahu. In a letter of condolences to the family, the commander of the unit in which he served in the permanent establishment stated that Benjamin was a responsible and special officer in the field of technological production. His professional contribution and ability were exemplary examples. The commander also notes his diligence, perseverance and dedication to work, his love of others and his friendly attitude towards his colleagues. The family dedicated a Torah library in his honor to the Ohel Rav Saadia Gaon Synagogue in the Shabazi neighborhood of Tel Aviv, to commemorate his memory