Aaron James Roach

I don't have many memories of my grandpa, but he was a silly and lovable man. I spent a week with him in Arizona with my papa, uncle, and my two younger siblings.

Grandpa and I talked about our shared love of music. He listened to me when I told him that I was in choir and writing my own book, and he showed me his full support.

I also remember the time when I was little, and we stayed at a hotel. My grandma, siblings, my aunt, my cousins, and me had an amazing time together.

The memories may not be much, but they were full of love and joy. I know for a fact that he's with his loved ones in heaven and that he's looking down on all of us with a bright smile on his face.

Grandpa, I pray that you are looking down on me from the heavens, showing me your support and loving me from up above. I wish that I could've been there for you my entire life. I love you so much and I am so happy that you have so many amazing people who love and care about you.

I first met Aaron at Elliott & Darla´s home in Salem at a cookout when Courtney & Ruben were young. He was so welcoming to Aunt Sue! I always think of Aaron´s smile that went all the way to his sparkling eyes! He & El were true brothers...
I just learned of Aaron´ passing... My deepest sympathies to his family & friends

Grew up a block from the Roach family. We all were best friends. They're house was like are second home. I remember Aaron as a singer, especially in high school choir. I know he will be missed. My condolences to the family. RIH, Aaron!

I thought he had swag, was very friendly and funny. I worked with Aaron in 1985 at KUTP. I'm not sure what year he left. I left in 1997. We became friends and enjoyed a few cocktails with friends from time to time. He was made me laugh. I also never heard an unkind word about him. I'm so sorry for the family's loss. Aaron was a good man. May he rest in peace.