Aaron Abercrombie

I am so sorry Sis to hear about Aaron's passing. We never expect to outlive our children and when it happens we are totally lost. I can only imagine your pain. My prayers to you and your family. Love Rosita

TO AARON'S FAMILY.

THOUGH I AM SURE THAT ALL OF AARON'S GOLFING FRIENDS HAD MUCH THE SAME FEELING, THERE IS SOMETHING I WANT YOU TO KNOW.
THREE YEARS AGO I BEGAN MY RETURN TO GOLF AFTER A 20 YEAR LAYOFF. I BEGAN BY HITTNG BALLS AT PARDISE AND HANGING AROUND. IT WAS NOT LONG BEFORE I BEGAN TO FEEL THAT AARON WAS THE SORT OF PERSON WHO COULD HELP ME. I HAD NEVER MET HIM, JUST WATCHED PEOPLE, BUT HIS HUMANITY SOON BECAME OBVIOUS.
HE AGREED TO A LESSON AND TO LISTEN TO ME ABOUT...

Chris, Brent and Peanut,
Our hearts are saddened by the sudden news of the loss of Aaron. Truly this is more than a parent should have to endure. He was without a doubt, fabulous. We are praying that his memory will remain as brilliant as he was in your hearts. Take good care of each other and remain the loving family that you are.

Gone too soon, my heart aches for Chris, Brent and Peanut. Gina and Angela, Benny knew Aaron, his love of all sports and his passion for golf and his workplace. I have known Aaron since he was 3 yrs. old and watched him become the man he was, a very unique person and just a pleasure to know. He has touched many lives and his legacy will last for a long time.

Aaron was someone who we will miss so much.He was someone who always made us laugh.We met him through George and Steve.We love to play dice and of course Aaron was either a winner or some how we cheated as he would say.Aaron was someone with all those wonderful comebacks.Our hearts go out to all of his family.He'll forever be in our thoughts.

I'm so at a loss for words but I do want Chris, Peanut, Jack, Bo & Glen to all know that I'm very sorry for your loss. Aaron was a great guy and he was so funny to be around. I'm so sad just knowing Aaron is no longer here to put a smile on your faces and the fact that you have to move forward after such a horrible loss. Please know that I love each of you and enjoyed the time I had being part of your family. We had some really good times eating BBQ & playing horseshoes...lol... I miss those...

I was a little kid learning golf when Ranch Solano was built and always remember Aaron being there, and later at Paradise Valley. When I turned 16 I got my first job at Paradise as a cart attendant, and needless to say, Aaron taught me a whole lot. He caddied for me when I passed my P.A.T. to become a PGA Apprentice. I always looked up to him and saw him as a pillar of the golfing community. Thank you for everything Aaron, you are deeply missed.

Aaron was a Funny Guy, He hung out next door at steve's quite a bit.He and George would always be out front racing their RC cars.He deff. had a cute lil quirky sense of humor and always had a comeback for ya.Brian and I will miss him very much and will keep his family in our prayers...♥