Obituary: Eitan Pallu Force
Eitan Pallu Force was a light to his family, his friends, and everyone whom he met. Eitan exceled in academics and sports, first, at The Epstein School and then, at The Weber School.
Eitan Pallu Force was a light to his family, his friends, and everyone whom he met. Eitan exceled in academics and sports, first, at The Epstein School and then, at The Weber School.
He passed away on Sept. 21, while doing one of the things he enjoyed the most—playing football; a captain of the team, he had just thrown a touchdown in the team’s senior-night game.
Eitan also loved music and traveling, having visited: Israel, England, Italy, Spain, and, most recently a family trip to Hawaii, as well as many visits to New Orleans to see family. Recently elected to the National Honor Society, Eitan had a wide array of academic interests which he planned to pursue in college. Eitan was born on January 9, 2005, and leaves behind an adoring family and many friends.
Although born and raised in Atlanta, Eitan enjoyed rooting on the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans with his father, mother, and brother Asher. Throughout his too-short life, Eitan never stopped challenging himself and in doing so, motivating those around him. Eitan’s superpower was being able to make everyone around him better.
Eitan is survived by his father (Dr. Seth Force), mother (Dr. Sara Marder), brother (Asher), grandparents (Robert Force and Arnold and Carol Marder), and many uncles, aunts, cousins and two Chesapeake Bay retrievers (River and Rocky) he trained with love.
Graveside services were held Sept. 23 at Arlington Memorial Park with Rabbi Joshua Heller officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that those wishing to honor Eitan make a gift to The Weber School in his memory. Arrangements by Dressler’s Jewish Funeral Care, 770-451-4999.
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