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1972
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2016
Aaron Page Obituary
1972 ~ 2016
Aaron Tyler Page passed away on November 15, 2016 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Aaron was born February 14, 1972 to Stephen and Johnnye Page in Salt Lake City, Utah. He graduated from the University of Utah in Accounting but soon found his passions lie in the medical care of individuals. Through the University of Utah's Nursing Program, he soon had his degree and a job with the University of Utah Hospital. It was common to find Aaron volunteering at the homeless shelter and various other programs where he lent his medical expertise, always driven to help those around him. He was passionate about the outdoors and the activities it provided; including skiing, hiking and biking. His faithful chocolate lab, Lou was always by his side on walks around Salt Lake City. Aaron made countless connections with family, friends, co-workers and his Aunt Kathleen Rees, who he was particularly close with. He will be dearly missed by all.
Aaron is preceded in death by his grandmother and two grandfathers.
Survived by his parents, Stephen and Johnnye Page and grandmother, Beth.
A private graveside service will be held at a later time.
In lieu of flowers please donate to a charity of your choice in Aaron's name.
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Memories and Condolences
for Aaron Page
Jan Tyler
November 14, 2019
These few years later, your memory is held strong in hearts, minds, and lives of those still on their Earth Walks. Thank you for your abiding Love of Being YOU!
August 15, 2017
Aaron, it was truly a privilege working with you for several years at University Hospital in SLC. My friend, you are gone but not forgotten.
- Mark Nolan, Cary, NC
November 22, 2016
Aaron, you always made me smile....you had that goofy dance that we both loved and what I wouldn't give to be able to see you do that goofy dance again!
You are one amazing person and I will never forget you and all the times we had working together! Luf Keri
Rachel Mullen
November 22, 2016
Aaron,
It has been a week and I still keep thinking I am going to walk into work and see you. It still hurts. I hope you know that you touched the lives of many. The OR will not be same. Know that you are loved. Rest in peace, my friend.
Rachel
November 21, 2016
Julie and I are so saddened each moment we are reminded that Aaron is gone. He will be missed by all who came to know him. His dry sense of humor coupled with his extensive knowledge of literature and music always made for a memorable interaction. He was, without question, one of the most caring individuals that we have ever worked with here in the Operating Room at University Hospital. Aaron tried to touch the soul of each and every person he came in contact with. We are so grateful for the time we had with him. Goodbye dear friend...go in peace.
Eric & Julie Canfield
Linda Dixon
November 21, 2016
What a tragic loss. I worked with Aaron at the U for many years. He had a great smile, laugh and a vast amount of knowledge. He was very private about his birthday being on Feb. 14 but shared it with me. He left me with good memories.
Rest in Peace Aaron
Ami Jensen
November 21, 2016
I am so sorry for your loss. Aaron was my neighbor and even though I am new to the block, Aaron reached out and made me feel welcome. He was never too busy to engage in conversation and was just a genuinely good guy. I will miss seeing him and Lou walking around the neighborhood. May love and comfort be with you this holiday season and may Aaron rest in peace.
Eric Reynolds
November 20, 2016
Good-bye, Old Friend.
I hope you found some peace.
Carpe Diem.
November 20, 2016
Tyler was a beautiful young man, inside and out. A truly Gentle Soul! He will always be remembered because of all the quiet, genuine acts of kindness he extended to so many in his life. He was not only loving, AND greatly loved by all who had the Honor to intersect with his life. Thank you for Being, Aaron Tyler Page!!!
Your Neighbor, Jan Tyler
Michael Herrera
November 20, 2016
Are condolences go out to Araon's family, we will deeply miss Araon he was a great neighbor and friend, Araon always walked his companion Lou on a daily bases, lou was always so happy to go for walks with Araon, no they both were happy going on walks together, Ski season was just about to start and Araon was always excited to go skiing, "he loved it"
Me and my family are going to miss you Araon. Michael Jamie Alex Phillip and Nicole
Kimberly Kane
November 20, 2016
I am very sorry for your great loss, Johnnye. Aaron was a kind and gentle soul. I, on occasion had the privilege to work with him when he floated up to Huntsman. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
November 18, 2016
As an intern Aaron and I discussed my love for 80s Metallica in the OR. He played some for me at the end of that case. Throughout the next 4+ years, even if I had been at other hospitals for months on end, when i returned to his room he would play Metallica to close the case. I don't know how he remembered that this nothing intern loved 80s metallica, but he did, and I loved him for that. You will be missed Aaron.
November 18, 2016
Aaron was a very good and kind person. Those of us that worked with him knew he could always be counted on for anything requested of him. We loved him and love his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. Penny, Robb, and Libby Meadows.
Renee Morrow
November 18, 2016
Tyler was a wonderful and kind person. Our condolences go out to his whole family who will miss him greatly. His is with his grandparents who loved him deeply. The memories of Tyler will be in your hearts forever. Prayers are with you all.
Steve, Johnnye, Kathy, Bobbe, Liz and Collins
November 18, 2016
Aaron was one of the kindest souls I have ever met. He was always interesting to talk with, and his random facts about anything and everything, made my day. His willingness to help anyone and everyone is a trait that more people should strive to have. Deepest sympathies to Stephen, Johnnye, and Beth.
Stephan Sato
November 18, 2016
I'm so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
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