Posin, David (Dudik)

Son of Miriam and Abraham. Born in Tel Aviv on September 24, 1936. David began his studies at the Ahad Ha’am Elementary School and at the Balfour Gymnasium and continued with a literary track at Geula High School. In late August 1954 David was drafted into compulsory military service in the Israel Defense Forces and was appointed by the Armored Corps, where he underwent courses and advanced studies until he reached Battalion 82. In 1957 he completed his army service in the IDF In 1968, he married Nili, and his two children were born: he graduated from the School of Technicians in 1972. In 1975 he returned to serve in the regular army in the Signal Corps, and he participated in the wars of Israel, On September 14, 1985, David died during a Lev attack at the Yoseftal Hospital in Eilat, following the hospitalization of a number David was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul, leaving behind a wife, two children – Shai and Shani, a mother and brother – Moshe, who was forty-nine years old when he died. … He was a wonderful man, who gave paternal affection to every soldier in the unit, always knew how to help a soldier in a crisis and get him out of moods. He was calm and calm, orderly and punctual in his work, acquiring and imparting a variety of professional knowledge to all his colleagues. All the professionals respected and appreciated David’s professional knowledge and experience, and approached him as the last address to solve the problems. He was a great man, and as such he treated every person with respect. He did not spare his time, was willing to invest above and beyond, both for solving work-related problems and for others. His words and decisions were always accepted without question, because everyone knew that an honest and reliable person like him can always be trusted. “A certificate of appreciation and honor signed by the head of Personnel Personnel was given to the bereaved family