Aaron was a loving and caring young man . At a very early age Aaron had a very deep love and concern for his family. He was and always will be a very special person in our family. Even though Aaron was diagnosed with a disease  at age 14 that slowly caused him to loose his ability to walk and play the sport he loved  the most , basketball he never complained  about his condition . During his many hospital stays for sometimes thirty days at a time he would often ask, mom or dad are you o.k.  He has on older sister  21 yrs. old that he loved very much . She was his chauffer ,sister and friend. Even though doctors had told us that the disease that Aaron had was not fatal that was 4 yrs. ago and in that time Aaron went from not being able to walk with out assistance too not being able to use his hands which also left him unable to do the last two things he loved to do draw and play his precious video games. As the disease continued to progress and his diaphram became to weak to expand and contract which left him very short of breath  he remained a warrior and I think that even though he may have known that his time here was coming to an end he never complained . As Aaron once told a therapist "I dont know what my family will do without me " his concern was not for himself but his mom,dad and sister. That is who he was. We miss him everyday