Aaron Michael Hendren passed away April 11, 2021 in Des Moines, Iowa. He was born November 5, 1988 in Des Moines. Aaron was a fiercely loyal friend; he did not tolerate hypocrisy or anyone telling him to smile more. Throughout his time at Indianola High School, Aaron (nicknamed "Indian" by his friends) played baseball, track, and cross country, but football was his passion. He served in the United States Navy, worked at Ohana Steakhouse for seven years, Inobranch in Houston Texas, and lastly for Anderson Windows. Aaron had a strength and work ethic which was admired by all who knew and worked with him. He enjoyed disc golf and really anything that allowed him to display his athletic prowess. He was a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan and could be found every Sunday in the fall alongside his dad supporting the Fins; win, lose, or tie. Aaron had a huge heart and loved his family deeply. He doted on his "baby" sister Anna Marie. He was truly loved by family and friends and will be greatly missed.
Aaron is survived by his parents Rick and Beth (Stroh) Hendren, and his siblings Rachel La Vonne, Sarah Beth (Garcia), Joshua, and Anna Marie Hendren. Aaron will not have a public service and will have his ashes scattered in a private ceremony.
Aaron is survived by his parents Rick and Beth (Stroh) Hendren, and his siblings Rachel La Vonne, Sarah Beth (Garcia), Joshua, and Anna Marie Hendren. Aaron will not have a public service and will have his ashes scattered in a private ceremony.
Aaron Michael Hendren passed away April 11, 2021 in Des Moines, Iowa. He was born November 5, 1988 in Des Moines. Aaron was a fiercely loyal friend; he did not tolerate hypocrisy or anyone telling him to smile more. Throughout his time at Indianola High School, Aaron (nicknamed "Indian" by his friends) played baseball, track, and cross country, but football was his passion. He served in the United States Navy, worked at Ohana Steakhouse for seven years, Inobranch in Houston Texas, and lastly for Anderson Windows. Aaron had a strength and work ethic which was admired by all who knew and worked with him. He enjoyed disc golf and really anything that allowed him to display his athletic prowess. He was a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan and could be found every Sunday in the fall alongside his dad supporting the Fins; win, lose, or tie. Aaron had a huge heart and loved his family deeply. He doted on his "baby" sister Anna Marie. He was truly loved by family and friends and will be greatly missed.
Aaron is survived by his parents Rick and Beth (Stroh) Hendren, and his siblings Rachel La Vonne, Sarah Beth (Garcia), Joshua, and Anna Marie Hendren. Aaron will not have a public service and will have his ashes scattered in a private ceremony.
Aaron is survived by his parents Rick and Beth (Stroh) Hendren, and his siblings Rachel La Vonne, Sarah Beth (Garcia), Joshua, and Anna Marie Hendren. Aaron will not have a public service and will have his ashes scattered in a private ceremony.
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