James Edward Aaron

I didn't know until now...RIP MY BROTHER

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. Prayers for you and the family from the Neighboring King Family

James taught me so much. I will miss our weekly talks. He was the Big brother that I never had. He kelp it real.

James and I would get away to eat seafood out on Mobile Bay and just laugh about everything while enjoying the day. He always made me smile. I am grateful I knew him.

With deepest sympathy to Mr. Spencer Pritchett and family. Marshay Craig

I don´t believe that I ever shared with you how much you taught me about food safety. You actually changed the way that I looked at my store upon arrival. Those lessons I carry throughout my life. You were stern but fair. You will be missed. I´m glad that I had the opportunity to work with you.

James my cousin may he rest In Peace. No more health problems and masks. Hopefully , we will all see each other soon.

Sad news is one of the toughest things to handle, at first. All you are left with is memories.But you can still take so much pleasure in the memories ! My thoughts and prayers are with the Aaron Family