Hank was always my hero, since we share the same birthday (different years) and a great love of baseball. The poster of his 715th homer hung in my bedroom for years. The Braves were blessed to have three of the greatest gentlemen and role models the game has ever known- Phil Niekro, Dale Murphy, and Hank Aaron. I am praying that God takes Hank quickly to heaven- Mr. Aaron, I hope we can play catch some day in Heaven, If I make it!

You will be a idol for generations to come. Thanks for the legacy on and off the Field and Being an Atlanta Braves!

God speed “Hammering Hank”.

An American Icon from when baseball was truly an all American sport and family entertainment. Sad to loose another American such as he.

From a 36-year Braves fan, who first learned about you in his midwestern elementary school library; Thank you Henry.

R.I.P Mr.Hank Aaron

R.I.P Mr.Hank Aaron

To the family, many, many friends, colleagues and legions of fans of this wonderful man, where he was a Hall of Fame slugger for the Braves who held the Major League Baseball career home run record for 33 years. Mr. Hank Aaron was known to have tied Ruth’s record with his first swing of the 1974 season, and he hit his 715th home run April 8, 1974, at the advanced baseball age of 40, to take sole possession of the record. That is the legacy Mr. Hank Aaron left behind memorable in his baseball career that will not be forgotten. May the God of comfort bless your grieving hearts with strength, loving kindness and peace as the world copes with loss the of Mr. Hank Aaron. May his legacy keep his memory alive forever.

Mrs. HANK ARRONS, YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES!! AM AN WIDOW! MYSELF!! MOTHERLESS FOR 35 YRS!! WHEN YOUR LOVES ONE! ARE REST!! YOU AREN'T ABLE TO SPEAK, HUG, KISS!! SEE TOUCH SMELL COOK!!! LAUGH LOVE LIVE!! WITH THEM!! IN HUMAN FORM!!!! ALWAYS REMEMBER!! THE GOOD BAD TIME'S!! REGARDLESS!! RIP NOW!! IN A BETTER PLACE!! AMEN!! THEY ARE STILL WITH US!! IN SPIRITUAL FORM!! PLUS HOLY GHOST!!!! WILL EVEN ALLOW!! THEM TO COME!! AROUND YOU! WALK BY YOUR FAITH!! ALWAYS!!

RIP #44 you are the home run king in my books you were the best hitter ever my condolences to your family Rip Hammer D B ct

Hammerin Hank, and what a baseball game did he make for everyone.

Condolences for the family and for the Fans. Jackie Kennedy from Athens, Al...loved Hank Aaron and all of those sweet moments on the baseball field.

My condolences go out to the family of Hank Aaron. He was one of my favorite baseball players. He will be missed by family and fans.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the family . May the true God comfort your broken hearts. For Psalms 50:15 says call and He will deliver in the day of distress.

We named our son after Hank 36 years ago.Aaron .He named his son Henry.
My sympathies to the loved ones of Hank

Thank you, Mr. Aaron for your tenacity, perseverance, talent, and calmness during so much adversity. You stood brave and tall thru it all.

The world has lost more than a legendary baseball player, Mr. Aaron was a dedicated civil rights activist who genuinely cared for people, a generous man. Sincerest condolences to the Aaron family for your loss, may God keep all of you in his care as you endure the loss of your beloved Henry “Hammerin Hank” Aaron.

I would like to send a personal message to Hank's widow, Billye. I am a close friend of Billye's dear friend Ms. Alicia Gwynn, the widow of fellow Hall of Famer the late, Tony Gwynn here in the San Diego, CA area.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Praying that God will continue to strengthen the family during this time of sorrow.

Mr. Hank Aaron was a giant among giants. He is an inspiration to all mankind to do the right thing. Mr. Aaron will truly be missed but never forgotten. Blessings to his family members. Love you all.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

In addition to being a standout in the world of baseball, Hank Aaron showed us how to be a giant of a human being as he fought his own Civil Rights battle within the world of sports. Quietly, with dignity, triumphantly. Condolences and prayers to his Family. Job well done, Sir.

Hank Aaron was the GOAT! Regardless of his record being now broken, in my lifetime he's still the BEST!

I was very sadden to hear of his death. A well known and great person. many blessings to his Family.

Mr. Aaron was my first sports hero, and the only jersey of an athlete I’ve ever had is his #44. I was thrilled beyond words as an 11 year old when he broke the home run record, and my respect and admiration for him only grew over the years. He is a life hero, and I am grateful for the example he set. To the greatest baseball player that ever lived, thank you and Rest In Peace.

Hank Aaron was one of a kind. Sincere condolences to his family and friends.

I have a wonderful memory that I will always cherish! In the seventies I was in charge of a special event at Lazarus department store in Columbus, Ohio. I started the day enjoying breakfast with Mr. Aaron and he asked me to look for a charm for his wife because he enjoyed buying her charms in the cities that he visited. So by the time we had dinner, I was so embarrassed because I tried so hard and could not find that charm! It was a long time ago but I will never forget his kindness and for all that he accomplished, he was such a grounded man!! Thank you Hank and bless your family!! Nancy

I knew nothing of sports but knew your name and that you were w the Braves here in Atlanta. Knew you were a good person w a big heart.

He was a great man and will be missed and he was loved by many and God took home to take his rest. And when the bell went off in heaven I can hear his buddies saying that looks like our friend Hank riding on the cloud.' Take your rest for now you are home with your family and friends ❤❤❤❤

The greatest ballplayer ever. A great man of God that set the standards. Thank you for representing all mankind through your profession. Mobile's own Hank Aaron may you rest in peace.

My condolences to the Aaron family. May the positive inspiration and spirit shown by Hank Aaron continue to be a driving force in our lives. He will be truly missed!

Daisy Duncan Grant
Morris Brown College 1969

I only heard great things about this man
He was truly a Ledgen ! So admired.....

He was a wonderful God sent man. May grace and peace be with Mrs Aaron and family.

Praying your hearts heal Godspeed.

I send my condolences to the Aaron Family

Hello I would like to share my Condolences to the family of Mr Hank Aaron.
My prayers are up to God for your comfort.
God bless

MAY GOD BE WHIT THE FAMILY.

He will always be the King of homeruns to me. Thanks for the memories and for sharing a part of your life with us. RIP Hank!

He was the very best in all that he did and still remained humble and modest. He was a hero on and off the field. All of Atlanta mourns this heartbreaking loss, he will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.

I have always cherished the memories of the Hammer as my Uncle was a great fan of baseball

Our Thoughts And Prayers Are With All.
You Have Our Deepest Sympathies

Rip.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

You will always be remembered as a great athlete and you will always be missed by family, friends and a host of many others that you never met and left a lasting impression. It’s time for you to rest RIP.

Rest in peace Henry the home run King

May Henry Louis Aaron, the "Hammer" and "Hammerin' Hank's," legacy continue to live on in our hearts and memories forever. His extraordinary National Baseball Hall of Fame (MLB) record-breaking achievements will forever be in our thoughts and memories.



In Sympathy, Most Unforgettable,

The Family Journal, USA & Overseas

My condolences to the family and loved one.

What a true athlete, despite the racism. We pray that God continues to strengthen and comfort his dear wife during this extremely difficult time.

Our heartfelt prayers, love and condolences are extended to the family.
He will be missed
His legacy lives on in his children ,grandchildren and other children whom he inspired to follow and chase after their dream and become leaders themselves in whatever they inspire them to be.
To our former Lynfield dr neighbors, Gail, Hank Jr, Larry, Dorinda and Raynard our heartfelt prayers and love are with you all .
Rest In Peace and in heaven too Mr. Aaron..
Gabria and Michelle Flowers

God bless you Hank, my hero since the Braves came to ATLANTA!

My father (1931-2019) told me that when he told his father (1892-1967) that the greatest hitter he ever saw was Ted Williams, my grandfather replied, "You never saw the Babe, kid." We all saw a great deal of Henry at Busch Stadium, and, before my time, at Sportsman's Park. And I tell my son that the greatest I will EVER see is Henry Aaron (with my childhood, personally autographed photo of Stan Musial hanging on my wall).

Our deepest condolences to the Aaron family. Thank you for sharing him with us in St. Louis (even when it hurt, which was a lot), and with the rest of baseball and America. And thank you, Henry, for all you did for the greater good.

Bob Hoeynck Jr
St. Louis, Missouri

PS - Henry, would you pass on howdies to Stan, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, and especially Curt Flood up there in baseball heaven?

Henry was my childhood hero and I have followed his career for 54 years. Such a class act who never bragged and never showed bitterness. It was amazing how he handled the hate and prejudice, and how he was able to enjoy his later years and become recognized not only as a great player but as a great person. An excellent, consistent baseball career from a man who was humble, did things the right way and will be sorely missed.

I watched Hank Aaron play baseball from 1967-1974 when he left Atlanta. I was there and photographed HRs 709, 713, (brought my 3 kids to that one) and 715! And in his last game as a Brave --HR 733! Many others as well in the late1960s and 1970's. I saw Ted Williams play in Boston as a boy, and Hank Aaron as a man. Doesn't get better than that for a baseball fan.

Yes I met him a few times as well. The last time in 2004 at an autograph show in Orlando. I was late and Hank was in the back room getting ready to close the signing. He graciously allowed me in for a private moment and signed my photo of HR 713.

His quiet competence and grace on and off the field remains the standard. No one close. Even my beloved Ted Williams.

Rest in Peace, Hammer.

Conrad Ferrara

My Deepest condolences to Aaron Family in Atlanta and Mobile I will keep them in my prayers

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Carrie Russell

I remember running home from scouts to watch Mr. Aaron break the home run record on tv. One of memories that I will never forget. Will remember the family in my prayers during this difficult time.

Only met Mr Aaron once, when his daughter Cecei worked at Sak’s Fifth Ave.Not a lover of baseball but he seems like a very nice person. Met his wife Billye at Sak’s Fifth Ave and had the pleasure to attend several events where she was present and waited on her as well during some of her shopping trip. I know and became friends with his son Hank Jr in the Order, one of the nicest person you can meet.My sincere condolences to the family, his fans and his friends and former team members

He was fun to watch and goodplayer

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Hank was one of my favorite athletes to watch.

Thank you for your dedication, you were a phenomenal King and Legend during your baseball era. Your legacy lives on.
Rest in heavenly paradise.

My thoughts and condolences go out to the family,friends and fans of The Homerun King Hank Aaron. He hit 715 Homers in his career in baseball.He was a wonderful man who persevered through very challenging times in his life and in his baseball career.I will always remember him for everything he did for The Atlanta Braves and for what he did for everyone that knew him best. Thanks Hank Aaron for everything you did.

Another one of my childhood heros has passed. Growing up without the opportunity to watch games on tv, my idolizations grew from reading the backs of baseball cards, box scores in the paper, and books from the library. Thank you for being a such great role model on and off the field. Today's athletes should be taking notes. My sympathies to Mr. Aaron's entire family.

With heartfelt sadness today we celebrate the life of a legend and loss of our beloved Hank Aaron. Mr. Aaron left behind a legacy built by helping others during the Civil Rights Movement. He earned the title the Greatest Baseball Player in History. Thank you Mrs. Aaron for sharing such an amazing man. He will be missed. Rest In Heaven Mr. Aaron.

He was a man I admired and stood for the equality for all people. RIP.

My Condolences to the family of Henry (Hank) Aaron. Very talented baseball player and person.

With heartfelt sympathy to Hank Aaron’s family. As a little girl I sat with my uncle as he listened on the radio to the Atlanta Braves baseball games, excited and on the edge of his seat, cheering for Hank Aaron. It was a highlight when we visited at my aunt and uncle’s house.

While working on the property on Adams Dr. SW had a first-hand experience of the personality of Hank, such a wonderful experience. May God surround your family with comfort and Love. Peace & Blessings, Jerry E. Stanford

Condolences and prayers to the wife and family of Mr. Aaron for God's peace that truly surpasses all understanding during these times and during your bereavement. Know that Mr. Aaron was loved and admired by so many he did not know like me. I really appreciated his spirit as he broke through so many barriers on the field and I especially admired his community impact. Peace and God's mercy to you all.
Mary Palmer
Another Passionate
Community Worker

Condolences and God's peace tgat truly surpasses understanding to the wife and family. Family put, Mr Aaron is loved and admired by those who he did not know, like me, that appreciated him for the barriers he broke through on the field and in his community work which went hand in hand.
From a passionate community worker
Mary L. Palmer
God Bless

May god be with you an your family in there time of need for the greatest baseball player in the world in my eyes god bless RIP

Thank you for the legacy that you are leaving for generations to come. Our paths crossed briefly in the OLD Atlanta Airport. My condolences to your family. A fan from Mobile.

Thank you, Henry for showing all of us how to be a good person. We love you.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

RIP #44

My hero, condolences to Mr. Henry "Hank" Louis Aaron family. He will always be remembered and in history as a Great American Hero on all fronts of life as he was in Baseball.

The friends and families of Mobile, Alabama from Down The Bay to Summerville will forever cherish the memory of our beloved hero.

So sorry for your loss

I, and my son, Scott, were there in Atlanta Fulton County stadium on the night you hit your 715th home run. What a wonderful moment in history! You always were a class act, as well as the all-time home run king. May you Rest In Peace.

Make you hit homeruns with the angels.

CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF MR.HANK AARON.YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.MAY GOD KEEP YOU ALL IN HIS TO LOVING ARMS.FROM THE MARBURY FAMILY IN BIRMINGHAM,AL AND FROM MY COUSINS MR.JOSEPH MARBURY & MR.RENDON MARBURY & FAMILY IN BIRMINGHAM,AL

Was one of the best baseball players of all time.

Hank was so special to our family. My husband, Len Roberts, worked with him while my husband was CEO of Arby’s. We became friends with Billie and Hank.

Our daughter Dawn had been hit by a car while walking. One day Hank called my husband and asked if he could go visit Dawn. He went to the hospital with a box of his autographed baseballs and walked Dawn around in her wheel chair as she pointed to all the health care workers who had been taking care of her. He gave each one of his signed baseballs. Dawn fully recovered and a few years later he came to Dawn’s wedding.

He is my hero as much for his heart as much for his great baseball career.

Billye and lively family. I am so sorry for your loss. Laurie Roberts

May You Rest in Eternal Peace ;Godspeed Mr. Aaron.

Thanks for my boyhood memories In West Pam Beach & Atlanta Hank

Great American

May God be with the Aaron family, truly sorry for your loss.

So sad to hear of Mr. Aarons passing. My sincere sympathies to his wife and family. The world knew him as the great baseball legend but his family knew the man he was and loved him. May the God of all comfort be with you at this very difficult time.

Thank you Hank for all the wonderful memories on the diamond!

To my cousins Gaile, Hankie, Larry, Dorinda - and the entire Aaron Family,
Lifting you up in prayer. 'Aaron' will, of course, live forever in all our hearts - and in the hearts of the entire world. God's peace be with you all.

What an amazing career and a strong supporter of civil rights, all of his hard work will be remembered. May God be with the Aaron family.

Even though I never met you personally I feel like I knew you. You will truly be missed. Sending Condolences to the Aaron family. May Hod give you peace and understanding. God bless. From Dierdre Jones

We lost a legend as heaven gained an angel. Our family’s prayers for comfort and our condolences are with the Aaron family.

One of the highlights of my life has been my 35 year friendship with Henry and Billye. Hank and I traveled the country together for various business and charitable causes. So many cherished and fun memories will live with me until my last breath. God bless Henry and Billye and their beautiful family. Len Roberts.

Rip Hank. Thoughts n prayers for the family.

Blessings to the family of a man that did his job without pretense and with unparalleled consistency in an era of segregation. Threatened then acclaimed for breaking Babe Ruth´s career HR record, he still holds more important records for RBIs and Total Bases. Unlike many public figures today, he just did his job and served his public with little complaint and utmost class and humility in uniform and afterwards. RIP Hammerin´ Hank - Enjoy the reunion with Al Kaline, Joe Morgan, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Don Sutton and Tommy Lasorda, they´re all on the newest cloud beyond the gate.

My dad loved watching him play and as he would say "He' s one helluvah good man."

My condolences to the family.
Henry, you are The Home Run King! Ever since I saw you hit a home run in Milwaukee County Stadium in 1958 (I was 6 yrs old). You have been my favorite baseball player and I always wore #44 when I played. I am one of your greatest fans. Thank you for being a great and humble man. I look forward to meeting you one day in Heaven.