Miller, Shlomo-Mordechai

Son of Roth and Aryeh Leib. Shlomo was born in South Africa on the 20th of Adar 5714 (March 20, 1954). He grew up in South Africa and in 1971, at the age of seventeen, immigrated to Israel. Brother to David Philip and Petra. Shlomo joined the IDF on November 22, 1972. After his discharge, Shlomo served as a soldier in the reserves, and Esther and his seven children raised their seven children: Ze’ev-Elyki, Mevasseret Chana, Eliahu, Ephraim-Yaki, Yochanan, Naama The first sergeant was killed in a battle in Itamar on August 13, 2004. He was shot by a Palestinian terrorist while, while he was the local security coordinator, Arrived at the gate of the settlement, where the terrorist attacked the guards, and later on, the members of the emergency squad in the town managed to hit the terrorist, Shlomo was fifty years old and he was brought to eternal rest in the orphanage. On the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, and left a wife, four sons, three daughters, parents, brother and sister on the tombstone of Solomon: “A noble soul with faith and dedication, to rise with his Torah and the land of his inheritance.” The data is in the hands of the Unit for the Commemoration of the Soldier, the full life story will be published later.) (This page is part of the Yizkor memorial project held by the Ministry of Defense)