Jaeger, Wolf

Son of Moshe and Tova. He was born on 26 August 1951 in Herzliya. He completed his studies at the Weizmann elementary school and continued his studies at the Amal High School in Tel Aviv in the framework of mechanical frameworks, while working for two years in the frame and renovation of engines at a factory in Tel Aviv, He was a good-hearted, pleasant and pleasant boy who was always willing to help anyone and excelled in human love and love of the country. He was a member of the Gadna, and later participated in organizing trips, choosing routes and planning them. He had a lot of hobbies and a lot of reading and listening to innovative music – but most of all he loved the animals. He was an excellent swimmer and knew how to dive well. He especially loved underwater fishing and devoted himself to this business for many hours. He spent one year in the military boarding school of the navy near Haifa. His friends remember him as a young man full of joy, lively and smiling, active in society and the spirit in which he lives. Ze’ev was drafted into the IDF in early May 1969 and assigned to the Ordnance Corps, and after completing basic training, he was assigned to the military boarding school and served as a weapon. In 1972 he was discharged from regular service, and his commanders noted in his release card that his behavior was very good and that he was a disciplined soldier dedicated to his work, who excelled in his work, After his release, he traveled to Canada to visit relatives and a friend Where he served for more than a year, volunteered for the career army, volunteered for the navy and was approved for a period of time, serving in the Red Sea on one of the navy’s ships. After a while, Ze’ev asked to be transferred to the training base and his application was approved, and then went on to take a course in naval weapons on the Dvor ships and completed his training with great success on the 28th of Shevat 5737 (16.2.1977) Zeev fell during his service. He was laid to rest in the cemetery in Herzliya. Survived by his parents and sister. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, his commander wrote: “Ze’ev served a long period of time in my unit on the deck of the Batsheva Brigade and contributed greatly to serving in the unit. He satisfied his commanders and did above and beyond what was acceptable. “To commemorate his name, his parents donated a memorial plaque to the Great Synagogue in Ra’anana.