Aaron Wright Jr.

You have been heavy on my mind and heart, from the moment we met in the 1989 while I was a student at La Sierra University I had no idea at the time just what our relationship would be. We share the same birthday so I am missing my birthday twin, we shared stories of being the " oldest" child in the family and in later years navigating the changes of that come when your parents are getting older and what that looks like. When I saw you in February of this year I keep thinking about...

I was thinking about you today and unfortunately came across this May God welcomed you into heaven with open arms! May your family’s grief be eased by knowing you’re in heaven watching over them. I’m going to miss you old friend!

I met Aaron at CSUSB in 2015 going through the Educational Amin Credential and Masters program. If it wasn’t for him and his words of encouragement, I may not have completed the program. Thank you, Aaron for your guidance, support and sense of humor. You are greatly missed. Until we meet again..

I saddened by the news of you passing away. My heart is but am glad that you(Aaron) are no longer in pain. 35 years is a long time and will miss my birthday twin and dear friend. I am praying for peace and comfort for your family during this most difficult time.
Continued peace and blessings. I will be glad when we are not separated by death and Jesus makes all things new.

Love always
Cynthia

I am heartbroken to hear that you have passed away, We share years of friendship, birthdays ( you are my birthday twin). Over 25 years we have known each other and my heart goes out to your family during this most difficult time. Thank you for the memories I will always hold close to my heart and I cannot wait for the day when death will no longer be a reason for separation. 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18-For the Lord himself, with a word of command, with the voice of an archangel and with the...

Rest in peace Mr. Wright, though I only knew you for a couple of years as an educator, thanks for your guidance and patience with giving me some great advice on the teaching profession. You will be dearly missed!

I've known Aaron since childhood.
As children and youth, we were insuperable - Brothers, and we shared many good times together.

I don't believe that he realized how sorely he would be missed.

Although Aaron's spirit was willing (to him, each day was a precious gift, not to be squandered), his body simply couldn't continue upon the journey of life.

He's resting now. His spirit has returned to the Bosom of God, and he is asleep - just as he was before he...