miss u  / Arianna Sitek (kid)
When I was little you told me that u would live till two hundred I know you did not die of old age but I wish you did live till 2 hundred Close

DEAR AARON,  / ROSE GRMA TO ANGEL BRITTANY SYFERT

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His Impact  / Tim Warner (Friend / Co-Worker )
Aaron was one of the first people who I worked with at Wellington regional ER. He taught me so much, especially how to laugh. When I think of ER Nurse in my mind I see Aaron. Even though I didn't work with him much after he moved on to other hospitals from Wellington I attribute still to this day my motivation to him.  He will truly be missed.

God bless to his family.

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CHAIN OF COMFORT  / SELMA FLYNN
AT 1000 PM ON AUG 1 PLEASE LITE A CANDLE FOR YOUR LOVE ONES THANK YOU SELMA FLYNN www.bobbo.memory-of.com Close

A friend / Greg Engleberg (friend, neighbor, co-worker)

I met Aaron at wellington er and he was kind enough to take mne under his wing and teach me things to better work in an Emergency room.  Later we were neighbors, he was president of the homeowners association and truly cared about the people who lived there.  I am sorry that I will never be able to tell him he was my friend.  We must celebrate his life and know he is an a better place.  He will always be remembered by friends and family alike.

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So sorry to hear. / Susan Wakeley (co-worker)
Michelle-   3 -4 years ago we worked together occassionally at Wellington Regional  ICU and ER.   It has been a while, I wonder if you remember me.   I worked rarely with Aaron, but had met and liked him.     I  am so, so sorry for your loss.  I  wish that I had more to offer, but I cried when Wendy Kazen sent me this web site.   You are a strong upbeat person, and I know that will help you.  I  wish you and your children well.   Susan  Close

A MOMENT WITH OUR DAUGHTER  / MICHELLE (WIFE)

While I was sitting in front of my computer tonight looking at a picture of my husband, I was crying and talking to him. My daughter came into the room and said "Don't cry mommy." I tried to explain to her that I was crying because I loved and missed him so much. She turned my chair around and put both of her hands on the side of my face and she said "Look into my eyes mommy and you will see daddy, hug me and you will feel daddy". I did as she asked and felt a moment of peace. I know that Aaron lives on inside of my daughter.

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