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jamie burik
October 13, 2007
he was my teacher a couple years back and i'll never forget him. Terribly sorry to his family for their loss...it really is a tragedy and he will be greatly missed.
Cherie Godar
October 12, 2007
Gentleness and kindness -- the first words that come to mind when I think of Aaron. My relationship with Aaron was limited to casual meetings at school events for the most part, so I would never claim to "know" Aaron in any sort of complete way. I just know what I could count on from him when I would see him on these occasions - and that was gentleness and kindness -- a sort of full presence in the conversation at hand. I am grateful to have known him and I am so very sorry for your loss. Peace, Cherie
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