Jon Neuman

I met Aaron in Russia. I was doing studies from Chapman college, Orange, CA. We spent a few hours a few nights talking and making an immediate bond. I was enchanted by his kindness, openness and thoughtful. We stayed a type of pen pals over the years. I liked his jokes on Facebook. I will miss that and have great memories of him to hold and cherish. Michelle "cotter" Mattson

Glad I got to meet your wife at our 30th TU reunion. It was the only time I had been back to Indiana since graduation, but you said you had enjoyed many. That´s when I subscribed to your Facebook posts of daily humor. I will be praying for Jeanie and your family. I had no idea, but was sitting here in our home in Washington state, listening to Elevation music as we were grieving the loss of the son of friends of ours. Daniel, only a few years older than our oldest, died of stomach cancer...

Aaron was the light of Wengatz Hall and throughout the Taylor Campus. We started in August of 1985. "You were born older George..." from It's a Wonderful Life reflects Aaron well. Aaron seemed to be born "older" with his humility and maturity that reflected in all his interactions as a young man. I was on 3E Wengatz and Aaron on 2nd West. It is my prayer that whatever mansion Aaron has received as his heavenly home that at least we could be on the same floor this time around.

I'm so very sorry to hear of Aaron passing. I just now read it. I will miss his funniest but I'm so glad to have known him from Crane. Fly high Aaron.

I knew Aron from working with his beautiful wife Dr. Mancini. He always came into the office with a smile on his face and always so kind and a joy to be around. He will be missed terribly by all who knew him.

Wanda I am sending my condolences to you. Anyone that knew Arron, loved him. He had a sweet soul. I can´t tell you how many times I told him on Facebook that I would call him when we came to Johnson City. We were so close to him every time we visited our Son and family. We never met up. Something I regret and can´t change. He was a special man.

I am so sorry to hear of Aaron´s passing. He had the biggest heart and carried his physical and emotional burdens with such grace and dignity. I will always remember his kindness and fierce love for family. My condolences go out to Wanda and all the family.

I met Aaron about 2 years ago. He was such a l lovely person. As I was born and raised in Sidney and he had lived in Sidney, his wife introduced us. Dr. Jean, my sincerest sympathies to you and all the family. My prayers are with each of you as you journey through this. Lucinda McFalls

Sincere sympathy, so very sorry for your loss.