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Lavi, Zach

Lavi, Zach


Ben Tova and Lior, fifth generation founders of Hadera. He was born in Hadera on the 3rd of Nissan 5737 (1977), the son of a member of a family with three children. Tzach went through the whole course of studies in Hadera. He began at the “Ahad Ha’am” elementary school, continued for three years of high school in the “Amal” school in the city, and completed his fourth year at the Etgar School. Tzach was a child and a jovial and mischievous boy. He was independent and preferred to focus only on subjects that interested him, including high achievements. As a child, he liked to play basketball, and during his elementary years he practiced at the Maccabi Hadera basketball school. Later, he played in the Division for Children and Youth. At the beginning of his high school studies he joined the dance troupe and danced in its ranks for three years. In the summer of 1992, he took a course for youth counselors and in 10th grade was a counselor in the Shalach classes. In the same year he also participated in the Young Entrepreneurs project, on behalf of the Van Leer Institute. Tzach was a major factor in any social event, open to people, captivating in his charm, his sense of humor and his goodness. Be curious and open to the world of art, and especially to music of all kinds. Tzach enlisted in the IDF in March 1996. During his brief service, he was very motivated and eager to advance, gained many friends and was respected by his commanders. His friends. ” The friends said that he was “pure from the inside and brought from outside.” Tzach fell during his service, on the 11th of Iyar 5756 (May 11, 1996), when he was nineteen. He left his parents, his eldest sister Adi and a younger brother Ran. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Hadera. After his death, his friends wrote: “He was a true friend in every sense of the word, a friend who always got out to help with small and big things, and Tzach was a very spontaneous guy, He was at the center of the events, words can not describe you, Tzach, and the deep sorrow in our hearts. “

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