In Memoriam of:
Naomi Degani
Age: 80
From: Kibbutz Kfar Aza
In Loving Memory of the Innocent Souls Taken Too Soon. United in peace, their light shines on in the hearts left behind. October 7, 2023, a day of sorrow, but their memories guide us toward a hopeful tomorrow.
Naomi Degani, z"l, from Kibbutz Kfar Aza, was murdered in her home by the terrorist infiltrators.
Naomi was a retired neonatal nurse.
She was a very optimistic person, constantly working and contributing to the good of the community. When she retired, she started practicing art and created mandalas. For everyone she would give mandalas for peace and brotherhood to anyone who came to visit her. There were many needs in the community that arose from the very special situation in Kfar Aza and she would do good deeds in secret. All her adult life she was in Kfar Aza. She and her husband went on a mission for three years in Haiti. Her husband was an agricultural guide and she loved very much To travel the world and get to know cultures, connect with people at eye level and help everywhere. This is its essence.
Naomi was a retired neonatal nurse.
She was a very optimistic person, constantly working and contributing to the good of the community. When she retired, she started practicing art and created mandalas. For everyone she would give mandalas for peace and brotherhood to anyone who came to visit her. There were many needs in the community that arose from the very special situation in Kfar Aza and she would do good deeds in secret. All her adult life she was in Kfar Aza. She and her husband went on a mission for three years in Haiti. Her husband was an agricultural guide and she loved very much To travel the world and get to know cultures, connect with people at eye level and help everywhere. This is its essence.
