Vardi, Nadav
Nadav, the only son of Martha and Jacob, was born in Tel Aviv on the 18th of Tishrei 5711 (18.9.1950) and attended one of the first public schools in Tel Aviv After his parents left for the United States, where he completed his studies at a high school and college in New York, and was a diligent, meticulous and meticulous student, who loved his teachers and helped his fellow students. , Was flattered with humor, attracted to journalistic writing, and his friends praised him for his nature, his temper was cool and stubborn, and he knew how to stand his ground. He was very curious and read a lot in many areas: he was running and full of vitality, self-confident, but far from arrogant and loathsome, he was not picky and his manner was simple: everyone knew him as a kind man, pleasant, calm and calm. And Nadav was drafted into the IDF at the end of October 1968 and assigned to the Armored Corps. After completing his basic training, he completed a course in the Patton tank course and the Patton tank commanders course. He did most of his regular army service during the War of Attrition on the banks of the Suez Canal. He was a good soldier, responsible and devoted to his job, loved by his commanders, took care of his subordinates and accepted his friends. After completing his army service, he studied at Tel Aviv University in the Faculty of Literature. When the Yom Kippur War broke out he was drafted and sent with his unit to the front in Sinai. On October 16, 1973, Nadav fell in one of the battles in the central sector, when our forces broke into the West Bank of the Suez Canal, and his unit began a diversion near the Chinese Farm and when he went up to one of the positions to destroy the enemy tanks There, a missile hit his tank and he was killed on the spot and was brought to eternal rest in the Kiryat Shaul cemetery, leaving behind a father and mother, who was promoted to the rank of First Sergeant. Your son showed courage, resourcefulness and cold-bloodedness, fighting against enemy tanks and infantry regiments, and thus secured the battalion’s division. The image of Nadav z “l will be forever engraved in our memory.”
