AIDAN DOYLE

To Peggy and Family: The pain never goes away, but the beautiful memories of Aidan live on. I think of him often when I'm teaching a lesson; remembering his love and enthusiasm for music. I was blessed to be part of a journey that brought him joy and satisfaction, along with the pride his family took in his musical studies. Please know he is in my prayers, as is your family.

Mere words cannot convey the depth of sadness I feel for the Doyle Family at this time. I remember Aidan as a little boy who was kind and gentle and held a special place in my heart.(EH Co-op)Where there is sadness, love plants a garden of memories. Praying for moments of comfort, peace and tender reflections. Sending my heartfelt sympathy during this difficult time of sorrow. With deepest sympathy, Mrs. Renee Szymczak

I am so sorry to hear of your loss, my deepest sympathy goes out to his parents,family and friends.I had the pleasure of having Aidan as a preschool student at East Hanover Co-Op.He was very creative even then and a pleasure to have in my classroom. I'm sure he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Sincerely,Mrs Chris Gizzo

It is with a heavy heart that I write this condolence.

Aidan was my cello student at the University of the Arts. He was a very talented and intelligent student who made our lessons a pleasure to teach. He will be missed.

My deepest sympathies to his parents, family, colleagues and friends.

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your family will be in my prayers.

I am sure that being a Son of John and Peggy that Aiden was truly a great wonderful human being. He carried the legacy of 2 loving and kind parents who give everything in their heart to Life in general and all that entails living a good life. I am at such a loss for words right now thinking of a tragedy that no parent should ever have to go through. That Aiden was gifted is not surprising since his parents are two of the most gifted human being that I have ever met and only have known for a...

Upon stopping by EHMS today, I learned the sad news of the passing of Aidan. Although several years have passed since he was in my class as a 7th grader, I remember him to be hard working and determined to succeed. He was a caring, one of a kind student who will be missed by all who knew him. All of you will be in my thoughts as you move through this very difficult time.

Patrick Palmieri

To John, Peggy and family,

Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss.

Sincerely, James and Deborah Tucciarone

I had the pleasure of working with Aidan last year at Events Plus. He was hard working, talented, funny and one of the nicest kids I had met at the company. He will be forever missed. My sympathy's go out to his family and friends. Taken way to soon :( Heaven gained another angel