Aaron Stevenson Gordon

I often think of Aaron. He was on my mind today and I wanted to visit this page again. I was always happy to see him in the office and wanted to let his family know he is fondly remembered.

I still think of you from time to time. I wonder what was happening in you that day. I did not know you, but you will always be a part of my life now. Believe it or not, you helped me go on by being faced with your mortality. I pray you have peace and especially your kids & all your family. I just know you are free and rejoicing with the Lord God All Mighty!

Coming up on 3 years. Arron saved my life. God's grace and mercy is beyond our comprehension. But, Arron knows it intimately now.

Hello, I knew Aaron in high school. I was looking around for him because I was reminded of the vintage car he had then. I am so sorry.

I only knew him as a boy. I don't think it was a BMW but I can't remember. He and another friend of ours palled around. I remember one night Brian and I conspired to steal his car at a red light on PCH he dove, literally, into the passenger window, his legs sticking out! But he wasn't angry. He thought it was great fun. We three had other...

Wow, I just heard about Aaron's passing. Alav Ha-sholom. I am so sorry for your family's loss. What a shock. He was my supervisor years ago at UTSW patient services before I had moved to another department. He was a polite, & kind human being. May the Almighty comfort you and yours.

Laura-I'm so sorry for the loss you and your sons have suffered. As I told your dad, after my children and I suffered tragedy, I told them that the only thing I could think to do was put one foot in front of the other and someday we'd look up and the sun would be back out. You have always been strong.
Paul MacMahon

Laura, I only recently learned of Aaron's passing. I am so saddened for you and your family. I enjoyed getting to know Aaron so much and working with him to realize his garden. I hope that you and the boys will find comfort and peace soon. No words can take away your pain, but it is clear that Aaron left behind a legacy of love worth admiring.

Laura - Our thoughts are with you and your family. I remember fondly the weekend we spent with Aaron and yourself in New Orleans for Super Bowl. We had such a great time cooking, eating and chatting together. I'm grateful for that.

I just found out about Aaron's passing. He was my supervisor for about 5 years and I couldn't have asked for a better mentor. He was a terrific person at work but with a great sense of humor. I am sure he will be missed by his family as well as all who knew him,