thren in Israel. He became a member of the UJA National Young Leadership Cabinet and continued his activism and support of Israel and related organizations throughout his life. Sheldon found great fulfillment as a longtime volunteer and eventual international chair of the Israel Tennis and Education Centers. Sheldon was an avid tennis player and helped his friend Bill Friedman bring indoor tennis to Des Moines in the mid-1960s. While an energetic competitor, he earned a reputation for being the best-natured loser in town. It was said that he "loved to play and hated to win." He also enjoyed fishing and especially going after trophy fish in Canada, Alaska, or other destinations, where he made many trips with friends, clients, children, and grandchildren. Among his trophies were a 145 lb. tarpon, 125 lb. sailfish, 55 lb. king salmon, 44 lb. lake trout, 22 lb. silver salmon, and a 58 in. northern pike. He was preceded in death by his parents, and brothers Stanley and Ronald. He is survived by his wife of 69 years, Roselind, son Victor, daughter Julie Rabinowitz (Gary Marx), daughter Joy Argaman (Joshua Argaman), and daughter Elyse Rabinowitz (Jim Porter). Additionally, he had 7 grandchildren-- Zachary Rabinowitz, Jacob Marx, Daniele Marx, Michal Ron (Omer), Dan Argaman (Roni), Hannah Pollack (Marshall), and Samuel Porter. Additionally, he had 4 great-grandchildren--Itamar Ron, Ido Ron, Gili Argaman and Guy Argaman. The family wishes to thank Judith Conner and Marquita Johnson for their care and devotion to Sheldon and Roselind. The family welcomes you to join the online live streamed graveside funeral service on Tuesday, July 21st at 11:00 am CT. The live stream will be available at www.IlesCares.com found in Sheldon's obituary. Memorial contributions may be made to the Roselind and Sheldon Rabinowitz Family Fund at Camp Ramah Wisconsin. To send flowers or a remembrance gift to the family of Sheldon Rabinowitz, please visit our Tribute Store. To read the full obituary, please click here: http://www.ilesfuneralhomes.com/obituary/Sheldon-Rabinowitz/Des-Moines-Iowa/1876534