S. Hadley, Massachusetts
Aaron D. Wilson, 35, of S. Hadley, MA, died unexpectedly of heart failure in his sleep on December 21, 2006. The much-beloved son of Maryann Wilson, Aaron was a tireless organizer, writer, leader, and activist for civil rights and social justice who devoted his life to improving the world.Aaron...
Read Morei am 14 years old i just lost my mom she was 36 and i dont no you but i am so sorry to here about your los hope you feel better.
mark jincons
February 02, 2007 | Springfield, MN
I was not a big part of Aaron's life in these past years but my memories of him are wonderful ones, those of an infant and into his first couple of years in grammer school. Aaron was and is my nephew. One of the early trips was to Baltimore, MD to visit his cousins by bus. He was only as I recall age 2. Another trip was his first plane trip and it was to Disney World with me and his Uncle Bob. By the time we got off the plane Aaron had a rash which ended up being a heat rash much like the...
cynthia toto
January 24, 2007 | Needham, MA
To Aaron's family,
I wish I had known Aaron. He sounded like such an interesting person. I too was labelled special needs and later found out my IQ to be 121. I never have been much for authority either. I'm glad to hear about such a successful ingenious person as Aaron. We were all blessed to have him for 35 years.
May God be with all of you during your time of sorrow.
With Sincere Sympathy,
Linda Reardon
January 10, 2007 | Springfield, MA
I had never met nor knew of you yet after reading your obituary I can only say that you have done so much in your 31 years to help change the way people think than either myself (at 51) or many others twice your age. Thank-you for leaving your mark.
Charles Ray
January 10, 2007 | Belchertown, MA
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
melvin scott
January 09, 2007 | Springfield, MA
