Rennemer, to (Eddie)

Ben Daniella and Moshe. Born on July 14, 1967 in Toronto, Canada, a second son to his parents, brother Lamin and Lior, “a cute, round baby,” his mother says, “that everyone who saw you wanted to pick you up and cradle you in her lap. “When Eddie was two and a half years old, the family returned to Israel and settled in Netanya.” Eddie quickly took over Hebrew, studied at the school, and became an English speaker. He graduated from the “Bialik” high school and in the “Sharett” High School in Netanya, where he completed his high school diploma and achieved a matriculation certificate and an impressive achievement in the psychometric test. Radio and children’s newspaper, had a developed sense of humor and loved to No jokes in the notebook and a librarian for the family, and Eddie had a talent for drawing, and he used to draw caricaturist characters for his pleasure.Edi had a talent for languages, expressed during high school, Hebrew and English, And before his enlistment in the IDF he studied Arabic, in order to serve in the Intelligence Corps. In November 1985, Eddie joined the IDF and served in the Intelligence Corps, where his good behavior is described throughout his service, and he is described as “a serious soldier with a sense of mind who performed his job very seriously.” After his release from the IDF, Good friends for a long trip in North America. When he returned in 1989, he began studying at Tel Aviv University and then at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Eddie tried several fields of study until he decided to focus on computer studies. He studied at a high-tech college in Herzliya, specialized in programming and computer applications and was certified for Microsoft’s MCSE. In addition to his studies, he began working as a computer programmer. Eddie’s love for the computer integrated into the deep bond that developed between him and his two brothers, Sa’ar and Tal. From the moment they were born he spoiled them with many sweets and games, and his nephew became a very skilled computer operator, software and games at a very young age. At the end of his regular service he was assigned to reserve duty as a liaison officer in the Artillery Corps. At the end of March 2002, Eddie was drafted into reserve duty and sent to operational employment in the Mitzpe Shalem area, in the northern Dead Sea. On April 12, 2002, Eddie fell in the line of duty at the age of thirty-four and was promoted to the rank of Major-General. Eddie was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Netanya. Survived by his parents, two brothers and nephews.