Aaron S Brown Sr

Miss you. Watched you grow up. See you soon. Micki

Wish I could have had more time with you. You will be missed love to our family.

The stories I could tell, it was never a dull moment when we got to Ohio, or y´all came to Michigan. I can´t believe you´re gone. I´ll cherish the memories. Love you cuz Chantay

My Big Brother from another mother, same father. I really valued every moment and time together on this planet called earth. To speak to you the evening before means the world to me. Im glad though you are at peace. I heard it in your voice. You leaving, leaves me little people to turn to and discuss the beauty and continued strive of brotherhood, fellowship and Leadership you brought me with Iota. Built for Iota...and continue building for Iota. I have came back as you and I discussed..the...

My deepest condolences for our Loss! My heart is overwhelmed. I will forever miss and Love my Fraternity brother Aaron. Grace and Peace for the journey family.

I did not know Aaron, but I know many of the people who loved him. I send my condolences to his family and friends. I hope you are all surrounded and supported by those who love you during this difficult time.

Maaan the stories we could tell at Akron U!! You will always be remembered as friend and brother. You are cemented in Iota history. Rest easy my brother...OW! OW!

I first met Aaron in 1990 at The University of Akron. In 1992, our bond deepened when I became a member of Iota Sweethearts, the auxiliary organization to Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. The connection between the Sweethearts and the Brothers formed a lasting and irreplaceable brotherhood and sisterhood. During my early college years, I spent several days each week at Aaron´s home-a place that became a second home to many of us. Like true siblings, my best friend Sonia (also a Sweetheart...

Aaron, I will forever cherish our friendship and the memories we have. Thank you for your support in my time of need, genuine love, and eternal brotherhood. You will never be forgotten. RIP Johnny Jackson