Ben Ronit and Ran. He was born in Kiryat Tivon, Israel, to the parents of the local people, and was educated at the Kiryat Amal elementary school in Kiryat Tivon, continued in the ORT Greenberg junior high school, and graduated from the IDF Technical High School in Kiryat Tivon, The air in Haifa Roi was a friendly and open boy, and throughout the years he had gathered many friends around him, and he continued to have excellent relations with his friends in the Kirya. Always clean and tidy, great naughty and laughing with friends, finishing sixth grade and here you are in the brigade, learning not particularly liked, but a friend you were with everyone, and for endless reasons you organized. I left behind ninth grade – not before you starred on a stage at a graduation party, and this is even documented in a video. “His sister, Rotem, says:” You’re still so alive inside me, inside My heart, you are still dancing so beautifully and so original that you leave the dozens of other dancers staring at you, your beauty, your talent, your youth, and when you spoke your unique and different language. “Roi loved traveling and plowing the country along the jeep he loved “His aunt Tzipi describes him:” And I remember somewhere / with a blond baby and smooth hair / very cute and flushed to life / a more cheerful and playful boy / You were a child of the family, / a loyal friend with a lot of joy / a child of mother and father / also of grandma and grandpa / child of a brother and sister / a child of aunts and aunts / … Your embrace was tasted of more. “My brother Roi, you were the best brother, and you were not only a good brother, but you were also a good friend,” wrote Ravid, the younger brother, when he was nine and a half. Roy was intended to serve as a technician in the Israel Air Force, but he wanted to serve in the infantry, and in late 1990 he was drafted into the IDF and volunteered to serve as a combat soldier in a special infantry unit established for service in the Occupied Territories . Roy was injured in one of the courses. He suffered greatly from the injury and had to move, after two years, to serve as a freshman instructor in the Education Corps. But about six months before his release, he returned to his unit and served as a corporal in the company of the Irgun infantry unit, which was in his personal file. Roi was admired by his friends, showed responsibility and volunteered spirit, “A man of leadership, orderly and clean, responsible, with a high work ethic, with the ability to organize and manage, is a personal example of someone else, responsible.” On the day of his release, On the eve of Sukkot, Roi was killed along with his friend Yariv Amit in a horrific car accident before the Yagur junction. The cemetery, in Kiryat Tivon. Twenty-one would fall. Survived by his parents, sister – Rotem et al – Ravid. Roy fell two months before his release from the army. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, his commander wrote: “Staff Sergeant Roi Shohat served as a company sergeant in a regiment of infantry recruits at the Adam facility.” Roi’s service at the Adam facility came after a long and exhausting service in Gaza and the infantry company, . At the Adam facility, Roi served in a difficult and exhausting position and was an example of his gentleness and his concern for his soldiers. Roi will be remembered to us all as a dedicated commander who takes care of his subordinates and what is required of him and beyond. There is no consolation for such a difficult loss, but know that you have the privilege of raising a precious and beloved son, whom we all valued and projected. “
