Joan D. Aaron

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. May (1 Thessalonians 4:14) bring you some comfort in knowing that there is a future for the ones we have lost in death. May the God of all comfort strengthen your family during this time of deep sorrow.

I work with Joan's daughter Debra and saw how devoted she was to her mother. May she rest in peace. Debra and her family are in my heart.

Joan was the CPA associated with my workplace for the 10 years I worked there. When I left there she called and asked if I would be interested in becoming her assistant. I worked for Aaron Roesen Aaron and Company for a few years, and Joan was my mentor. I credit her for my interest in accounting and ultimately becoming a CPA myself. I will miss seeing her at Harrison Opera House.

I only met Joan once, but I have been a friend of her son, Hugh, for over 30 years. I know Joan was a wonderful person, as Hugh has followed in her footsteps, tirelessly giving to the community and organizing efforts to improve the environment and people's lives when he was in Mechanicsville, VA and now in Vero, FL. Her legacy lives.

Leonard and Joan Aaron gave me my first accounting job in 1978 when I was a recent college graduate. I will always be grateful for their friendship and kindness to me.

This superb lady and her deceased husband were paramount to me in establishing and running my business for decades.

Art Dister

May Aunt Joan's memory be for a blessing to Debra and Hugh, Bonnie and Laura and Ben. She will be missed.

I knew Joan and Leonard for many years and I am so sorry they have passed away. May their memories Be a blessing. They were most charitable and contributed in many activities with me. Leonard's mother was a dear friend of mine and helped me in many ways when I was President of Hadassah. Edythe Lichtenstein.