Edward Aaron, 89, Kokomo, passed away at North Woods Village in Kokomo, Indiana. Paul was born Nov. 25, 1928, in Kokomo, the son of Harry A. and Harriett L. (Hankins) Aaron. On Oct. 18, 1946, He married Viola Jane Rayl in Franklin, Ky. She preceded him in passing December 15, 2013
Paul attended Clay Township schools in Miami County. He was a union meat cutter for over 30 years. He then was employed as a Foreman with the City of Kokomo Street Department when he retired. After a short retirement, he worked for the Howard County Highway Department and for the City of Kokomo as a driver for the senior bus system.
Paul enjoyed talking to people and always had a story to tell. He looked forward to his weekly Thursday morning breakfasts with his two sons, Ed and Greg, and his nephew, Vernon Keller. He loved music, playing the guitar, violin, banjo, and dobro. He especially loved spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He is survived by his sons, Ed (Janet) Aaron, Kokomo and Greg (Joyce) Aaron, Kokomo; six grandchildren, Lori (Gary) Burns, Shane (Kristen) Aaron, Shawna (Brad) Cline, Elizabeth (Jon) Callane, Stephanie (Scott) McClelland, and Johanna (Justin) Moos; 16 great-grandchildren, Gary Burns Jr.(Catie), Seth Burns, Abby Burns, Emma Aaron, Madalene Aaron, Brody Cline, Lillian Cline, Jon Callane Jr., Ellen Callane, Claire Callane, Anna Callane, Samantha McClelland, Mitchell McClelland, Alex McClelland, Austin Moos, and Aiden Moos.
Also surviving are two brothers Jack (Helen) Aaron, Kokomo and Ron Aaron, Bunker Hill and one sister Janet (Bill) Timberman, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, one brother, and two sisters.
Services , March 9, at Murray Weaver Funeral Home, Galveston, with Pastor Paul Sutherland officiating.
Paul attended Clay Township schools in Miami County. He was a union meat cutter for over 30 years. He then was employed as a Foreman with the City of Kokomo Street Department when he retired. After a short retirement, he worked for the Howard County Highway Department and for the City of Kokomo as a driver for the senior bus system.
Paul enjoyed talking to people and always had a story to tell. He looked forward to his weekly Thursday morning breakfasts with his two sons, Ed and Greg, and his nephew, Vernon Keller. He loved music, playing the guitar, violin, banjo, and dobro. He especially loved spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He is survived by his sons, Ed (Janet) Aaron, Kokomo and Greg (Joyce) Aaron, Kokomo; six grandchildren, Lori (Gary) Burns, Shane (Kristen) Aaron, Shawna (Brad) Cline, Elizabeth (Jon) Callane, Stephanie (Scott) McClelland, and Johanna (Justin) Moos; 16 great-grandchildren, Gary Burns Jr.(Catie), Seth Burns, Abby Burns, Emma Aaron, Madalene Aaron, Brody Cline, Lillian Cline, Jon Callane Jr., Ellen Callane, Claire Callane, Anna Callane, Samantha McClelland, Mitchell McClelland, Alex McClelland, Austin Moos, and Aiden Moos.
Also surviving are two brothers Jack (Helen) Aaron, Kokomo and Ron Aaron, Bunker Hill and one sister Janet (Bill) Timberman, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, one brother, and two sisters.
Services , March 9, at Murray Weaver Funeral Home, Galveston, with Pastor Paul Sutherland officiating.
Edward Aaron, 89, Kokomo, passed away at North Woods Village in Kokomo, Indiana. Paul was born Nov. 25, 1928, in Kokomo, the son of Harry A. and Harriett L. (Hankins) Aaron. On Oct. 18, 1946, He married Viola Jane Rayl in Franklin, Ky. She preceded him in passing December 15, 2013
Paul attended Clay Township schools in Miami County. He was a union meat cutter for over 30 years. He then was employed as a Foreman with the City of Kokomo Street Department when he retired. After a short retirement, he worked for the Howard County Highway Department and for the City of Kokomo as a driver for the senior bus system.
Paul enjoyed talking to people and always had a story to tell. He looked forward to his weekly Thursday morning breakfasts with his two sons, Ed and Greg, and his nephew, Vernon Keller. He loved music, playing the guitar, violin, banjo, and dobro. He especially loved spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He is survived by his sons, Ed (Janet) Aaron, Kokomo and Greg (Joyce) Aaron, Kokomo; six grandchildren, Lori (Gary) Burns, Shane (Kristen) Aaron, Shawna (Brad) Cline, Elizabeth (Jon) Callane, Stephanie (Scott) McClelland, and Johanna (Justin) Moos; 16 great-grandchildren, Gary Burns Jr.(Catie), Seth Burns, Abby Burns, Emma Aaron, Madalene Aaron, Brody Cline, Lillian Cline, Jon Callane Jr., Ellen Callane, Claire Callane, Anna Callane, Samantha McClelland, Mitchell McClelland, Alex McClelland, Austin Moos, and Aiden Moos.
Also surviving are two brothers Jack (Helen) Aaron, Kokomo and Ron Aaron, Bunker Hill and one sister Janet (Bill) Timberman, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, one brother, and two sisters.
Services , March 9, at Murray Weaver Funeral Home, Galveston, with Pastor Paul Sutherland officiating.
Paul attended Clay Township schools in Miami County. He was a union meat cutter for over 30 years. He then was employed as a Foreman with the City of Kokomo Street Department when he retired. After a short retirement, he worked for the Howard County Highway Department and for the City of Kokomo as a driver for the senior bus system.
Paul enjoyed talking to people and always had a story to tell. He looked forward to his weekly Thursday morning breakfasts with his two sons, Ed and Greg, and his nephew, Vernon Keller. He loved music, playing the guitar, violin, banjo, and dobro. He especially loved spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He is survived by his sons, Ed (Janet) Aaron, Kokomo and Greg (Joyce) Aaron, Kokomo; six grandchildren, Lori (Gary) Burns, Shane (Kristen) Aaron, Shawna (Brad) Cline, Elizabeth (Jon) Callane, Stephanie (Scott) McClelland, and Johanna (Justin) Moos; 16 great-grandchildren, Gary Burns Jr.(Catie), Seth Burns, Abby Burns, Emma Aaron, Madalene Aaron, Brody Cline, Lillian Cline, Jon Callane Jr., Ellen Callane, Claire Callane, Anna Callane, Samantha McClelland, Mitchell McClelland, Alex McClelland, Austin Moos, and Aiden Moos.
Also surviving are two brothers Jack (Helen) Aaron, Kokomo and Ron Aaron, Bunker Hill and one sister Janet (Bill) Timberman, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, one brother, and two sisters.
Services , March 9, at Murray Weaver Funeral Home, Galveston, with Pastor Paul Sutherland officiating.
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