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Naomi Dian Pleeth was born in Bristol, UK, on 21 February 1943, to Samuel John Warren Pleeth and Bertha Sprung. Her birth occurred amidst World War II, a time when Bristol, a vital port city, endured significant bombing raids. Growing up in post-war Britain, she would have experienced the nation’s reconstruction and the establishment of its welfare state. Identifying as Jewish, she later married Raymond Bousso. Born in Alexandria, Egypt, in 1934, Raymond also practiced Judaism, reflecting the diverse origins of Jewish communities that would converge in Israel.

The couple established their home in Haifa, Israel, a major port city then experiencing rapid development in the decades following its statehood. Their children, Dan, Karen, and Ron, were all born in Haifa between 1968 and 1977. This period in Israel was characterized by both nation-building and ongoing regional conflicts, shaping daily life for its residents. Raymond Bousso died in Haifa on 3 March 1982, at the age of 47.

Naomi Dian Pleeth later married Gideon Eshet, who was born in Haifa in 1947. She continued to reside in Haifa. She died there in 2021, at the age of 77.

Through her three children, Naomi Dian Pleeth left a documented legacy of a growing family. Her son Dan married Michal Aharoni and has children Tom, Sharon, and Jonathan. Her daughter Karen married Yoav Shenhar; they had Itamar and Romi. Her son Ron married Michal Meidan, and they had Emma and Lia. Her descendants, many of whom were born in Israel, represent generations shaped by the nation's development.