Our condolences to the families sending our prayers from Gary and Tracy Downes

So sorry, Gwen, Harold, and all the family. As everyone else is saying, it was always a huge pleasure to run into Aaron, because he made it clear it was his pleasure to run into you!

Tara, our deepest condolences to your family. Aaron's smile and humour will be greatly missed!

Words cannot express how much Aaron will be missed. He is a beacon of light to so many. Best memories are simple ones..having so many fun visits and laughs when we were little and as we grew older sharing memories, a coffee and chatting about our growing families. I'll always remember his love of sports, sense of humour and that infectious smile. Being in his presence brought joy. He always knew the right things so say and greeted with a smile. So sorry for your loss to my Aunt Gwen and Uncle Harold, and rest of the family. We will miss you Aaron but know you will be only a prayer away. With love and sorrow Pearce Family

Met Aaron going to Montrose junior high, grade 7 Very good athlete very nice person. Will be missed rest in peace my friend

Rest In Peace Aaron, My memories of Aaron are mainly when he was young. He was always very active and always anxious to kick the ball or partake of any activity which was happening. His passing was very untimely and will have a profound effect on all those who's life he touched. Aaron always left a lasting memory with all of those who were lucky enough to share his companionship. Our sympathies to the Tiller, and Wood families. We deeply regret that we will be unable to attend the ceremonies. (uncle), Milt & Karin Wood

Gwen, Harold and family. I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Aaron. He was an amazing young man. Sending you all big hugs.

Ive known Aaron for many years dating back to high school,always a cool guy to talk to,he would always listen to what you had to say and was always interested. Rest in peace Aaron

Aaron was literally the only person I ever knew and spent time with that seemed to know almost everyone he came in contact with! While out and about, he knew names and faces, and waved, and shared a quick laugh with almost everyone he saw. It was amazing! I've known Aaron since early elementary school, and spent time with him off and on over the years. I was in utter disbelief when I heard of his untimely passing. My heart goes out to his entire family, and everyone that has been impacted by this loss. I pray that they will find solace and comfort in his memory. I will indeed miss him.

I met Aaron in my early 20s. And we were good friends and team mates thru my 20s and early 30s. We played soccer together for years and he also coached myself and my boys when they were young. Aaron was one of the kindest, happiest, funniest and most selfless people I've ever known. He was one in a million. Also had the great pleasure of being around Harold, his dad. They were so much alike. Sending my deepest sympathy to Harold and his family, and to Aaron's wife and children. May God give you all the strength to get thru these rough times. Hope all the fun, loving, happy memories of Aaron help you to move forward and to keep his spirit alive. RIP Aaron. You're presence will be missed by so many whose lives you have touched in such a positive way!

I'm so sad to hear this. I have many fond memories from way back, growing up together in Avondale. It was a wonderful neighborhood and we had so much fun. Sincere condolences from my family to yours.