Hochman, Uri

Son of Jacob and her daughter. He was born on October 27, 1940 in Haifa. Even when he was a student in elementary school, he stood out for his talents in painting, sports, and plays, and was always accepted by all his friends with his Lev and spirit. After completing his studies there cum laude he continued to study at the “Galim” agricultural school and even began to work in Deir, because this industry was mainly interested. Here, too, he did much for the student society: in the second year of his studies he was elected to the student council; He was also considered the sports father of the institution. After three years of study there, he moved with some of his class to Ramat Yochanan and continued his work there with great success. At the end of the year, he returned to school to take his matriculation exams. With the founding of the “Porat” nucleus in the Moshav Movement (named after Shimon Porat, who fell in the Sinai Campaign), Uri was elected to the secretariat because he was accepted by all the departments. Even when he was a student, he was able to appreciate the efforts of his parents in the direction of his education and their concerns, following him out of his constant concern, and An opportunity he had had to return true love – especially during his visits to the house while he was a student at home And a good and Lev smile was always on his face and his gaiety was endless, but at the same time he was an adult and serious, because he was well acquainted with his duties, and the gentle and courteous attitude he showed toward his parents also revealed He was often opposed to the views of some of his friends, but nevertheless he knew how to understand their hearts and minds and also tried to help them – and hence he acquired their faith and affection. On 26 July 1959, died and was brought to eternal rest in the military cemetery in Haifa. His nucleus produced a booklet bearing his name.