We supported the expenses of bringing a Torah scroll to the synagogue in Ashkelon and the seudat mitzvah that took place on his Hebrew birthday, 8 Nisan. His wife Linor, his children, and his daughter Gili, who was born after his death, participated in the moving ceremony. The event was a source of comfort for his family and an opportunity for the community to come together in memory of him and his legacy.

Firefighter Sergeant Major Roey Moshe, Deputy Team Commander at the Be'er Sheva Fire Station, He fell on October 7 in the south. He left behind a wife and two daughters. He was 36 years old when he fell.

Roie was at the Beersheba station, finishing his firefighting shift and making his way to Ashkelon on Simchat Torah. He encountered the evil terrorists before the Sha'ar HaNegev junction and was shot. He managed to send his wife a difficult farewell message, which she did not understand that morning, wondering where it came from and why he was talking like that.

Roie called the police and MDA, but they were unable to assist him amid the chaos. After two and a half days, his friends from the fire department found him in an open field near Moshav Yakhini, where he had attempted to flee, but was unable to escape the terrorists" notice.

Roie left behind a large, close-knit family, two children, a daughter and a son aged 7, and a heartbroken wife who is seven months pregnant.

Roie was a happy person, full of generosity, mitzvot, and respect for his parents. He was always cheerful and caring toward his family and friends.

May his memory be blessed.