Mizrachi, Yehudit

Daughter of Rebecca and Isaiah. Born on 7.11.1967 in the city of Lod, she spent most of her life in her beloved home, where she studied at the Shalom Aleichem Elementary School, and was a very good student who wanted to help others. Yehudit liked her teachers and the students of her school and left a strong impression on them. She was active in the social field and a prominent figure in various events, trips, parties and more. She continued her studies in a comprehensive high school in a nursing program, a profession in which she saw her destiny as a nurse, helping and caring for needy people. In the framework of the school, Yehudit joined the Scouts movement, the “Eyal” tribe, and she was very fond of the movement activities, which also featured her dominant character. After several years of social activity as an apprentice, she was recommended to undergo training for instruction and to receive a group of students. This role was also performed with diligence and loyalty. Yehudit Ahava Teva, traveled throughout the country, and drew many experiences and impressions from these trips. Her love for life was expressed in her broad smiles and dreams, which she had embroidered around them but which she had never achieved. At the end of February 1986, Yehudit was drafted into the IDF, and after her basic training she was assigned to a base in the south of the country, and she was praised for being diligent and devoted to her role. In Aug 8, 1987) she fell during her service and was buried in the military cemetery in Lod, and left behind her parents and two sisters – Shoshana and Bracha – in a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, her commander wrote: “Yehudit was a disciplined, responsible and kind soldier. Has done its job thoroughly. A model soldier. “The school principal wrote to the family:” We will remember Yehudit as a child who loved to learn, play, laugh, play, like other school children her age. . But soon her life was extinguished. We thank the family for the way they chose to commemorate Yehudit. It is an honor for us to honor this commemoration and grant it to outstanding students. “