Aaron Small

Stuart, thinking of you & your family, especially at this difficult time. Know that I have you in my prayers. Willa, Craig & Cal Wrenn

Aaron, was my Captain for a number of years with MBFD . We shared many good and tough times . BUT MOST INPORTANT he was a FRIEND. My sincere condolences to you Beth and family

Thanks for being my South Carolina Fire Rescue Mentor. Rest easy brother, we got it from here.

Bette, Pat and I read Aaron´s obituary this morning. After reading it we talked about you and Aaron and how both of you took us under the wings of friendship in Denmark years ago. Sometimes it´s hard to find adequate words to convey the depth of feelings that reside in our hearts. We have to depend on the word thanks, hoping that you understand how grateful we are for you and Aaron. As a young minister I knew so little about conducting funerals. Aaron offered and provided the help I...

I fist met Aaron in Lexington SC in the 70´s through the fire service. Over the next 30+ years of sporadic contact, Aaron would always greet me like I was his best friend. It was always a pleasure to spend time together talking about our common interests in the fire & EMS community. Aaron´s passing robs South Carolina of a genuine gentleman, a great friend and a man with a servant´s heart for the people of SC in all he took part in. My sympathy to all of his family. JPB

I had the honor and privilege of working with Aaron when he was the Chief of the Volunteer Rescue Squad of Myrtle Beach. He guided us and taught us many lessons with his leadership skills. Myself and the current members of Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad send our deepest condolences.

My condolences to the family. I had the pleasure of taking care of Mr. Small at the facility where I work. I took care of him two days before he transitioned and I said my goodbyes the day after. I didn't know all of his contributions to this world, but I know now. May you all keep his memories alive and love each other continuously. Jenerica Dobbins