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1958
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2011
Robert Aaron Obituary
He was born May 10, 1958, the son of Monna Aaron and the late William Aaron.
Robert spent the last 24 years actively racing at Citrus County Speedway.
He enjoyed fishing on his off weekends with his close friends and was a dedicated employee for 30 years with Ringpower Equipment.
He is survived by wife, Beverly Aaron, 48, of Brooksville; 2 sons, Dustin Aaron, 30, of Floral City and Derick Aaron, 27, of Dade City; daughter, Becky Aaron, 26, of Brooksville; 2 granddaughters, Alivia and Georgia; 3 brothers, Tommy, T.J. and Mike; and 3 sisters, Margo, Thea and Dana.
The "Robert Aaron" style service will be held at Citrus County Speedway on Sunday, February 13, 2011, at 3 p.m. Please join us for his final lap.
Visit www.brewerfuneral.com and leave your condolences.
Brewer & Sons/352-796-4991
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Danna Scranton
February 14, 2011
Clearly Robbie was loved by two families, his immediate family and his race family. As his baby sister, I was hobbled by the support and love that surrounded our family as we celebrated Rob's life. We will all miss him so very much.
Lori & Stanley Hall
February 14, 2011
Beverly,
Please except our condolences, my husband Stanley worked with Robbie at Ringhaver for a little while and friends at the racetrack thougout the years. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Carol and Steve Francis
February 13, 2011
Our prayers are with the family. We have been going to the races for over twenty years and will miss his racing.
February 12, 2011
We love and will miss you Robbie. RIP brother. Brenda and Thurman
Gwen & Bobby Lane
February 12, 2011
Prayers to you Beverly and you family. Bobby and I are so sorry to hear about Robby. There were fond memory's at Ringhaven.
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