Luzon, Amit

Son of Deborah and Alfonso (Effie). He was born on October 10, 1982 in Givatayim, where he grew up and was educated. Amit, a younger brother to Meirav and Lilach, was a smart, shy and kind boy who from an early age was attracted to motorcycles and racing cars. He began his studies at the Alon elementary school and graduated with the ORT Technicom high school in electronics and computers. Amit was a tall, strong, healthy and handsome guy. He loved life, always smiled and was calm, happy and happy. As an athletic guy, he was very active in sports, riding bicycles and later on his heavy motorcycle, which treated him steadily and devotedly. Amit liked to travel in Israel, listened to music and devoted a lot of time to computers. He liked to be happy and happy and was very attached to his family – his parents, his sisters, and his brothers-in-law. When he reached the age of sixteen he first became David. He had a wonderful relationship with his four nephews – Bar, Yuval, Orian and Nadav, cultivated them lovingly and paid them great attention. He liked to cook, and with his hands came delicacies that all the family enjoyed: pizza, spaghetti, French fries, pastels, cigars and more. The love of giving was inherent in him and his desire to contribute to society was great. Every task and every task he undertook happily. At the beginning of August 2001 he joined the IDF and served in the IAF After completing basic training at the Zikim base, he underwent a portable tactical radar technician course at the IAF Technical School in Haifa and was later stationed at Syrkin Camp, He was a serious soldier who excelled in his role and fulfilled his tasks with efficiency and diligence, and was very much loved by his friends thanks to his pleasant manner and the peace that surrounded him. 2003 Amit was critically wounded in a traffic accident at the Gat Rimon intersection, and Amit rode the motorcycle he loved on his way to the job He was hospitalized in serious condition at Beilinson Hospital and spent three weeks fighting for his life but without success On Friday night, on 14 March 2003, he was sentenced to death at the age of twenty and a half. Was buried in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul and was survived by his parents and two sisters.