Aaron, 40, St. Sebastian, died as a result of an automobile accident.
He was the son of Gary and Joyce (Overman) Rose. His father survives in St. Sebastian. On Jun 14, 2003, he married Kendra Kremer, who survives in St. Sebastian.
Surviving are three children: Mason, Hanna, and Jalen; two brothers: Jesse (Karen) St. Sebastian, and Jonathan Rose, Chickasaw; two sisters: Kristina (Brian) Heitkamp, Dayton, and Jennifer (Bob) Wuebker, Chickasaw; parents-in-law, Gary and Helen Kremer, Maria Stein; and three in-laws: Kelly (Chris) Homan, Plain City, Kristy (Matt) Eifert, Maria Stein, and Scott (Mindy) Kremer, Coldwater.
A faithful and devout member of St. Sebastian Church, he was a CCD teacher and President of the Men’s Sodality. He previously served as the Parish Council President, and was integral in starting the annual Fish Fry fundraiser. He also was a salesman for Doebler Seeds, a current officer of the Marion Local athletic boosters and 8th grade girls’ basketball coach. He formerly worked at the Miami County ESC, and Ft. Loramie Elementary School as a sixth grade Science teacher, and was a football and basketball coach. He currently worked as the Director of the Alternative School at Mercer County ESC, and was a part-time grain farmer. He dearly loved and adored his children, working on their 4-H projects, helping with nightly homework, and watching them play sports. He encouraged their participation in many activities. He enjoyed spending time with his many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends, taking camping trips and laughing! He was a friend to all.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Maria Stein. Burial will follow in St. Sebastian Cemetery.
He was the son of Gary and Joyce (Overman) Rose. His father survives in St. Sebastian. On Jun 14, 2003, he married Kendra Kremer, who survives in St. Sebastian.
Surviving are three children: Mason, Hanna, and Jalen; two brothers: Jesse (Karen) St. Sebastian, and Jonathan Rose, Chickasaw; two sisters: Kristina (Brian) Heitkamp, Dayton, and Jennifer (Bob) Wuebker, Chickasaw; parents-in-law, Gary and Helen Kremer, Maria Stein; and three in-laws: Kelly (Chris) Homan, Plain City, Kristy (Matt) Eifert, Maria Stein, and Scott (Mindy) Kremer, Coldwater.
A faithful and devout member of St. Sebastian Church, he was a CCD teacher and President of the Men’s Sodality. He previously served as the Parish Council President, and was integral in starting the annual Fish Fry fundraiser. He also was a salesman for Doebler Seeds, a current officer of the Marion Local athletic boosters and 8th grade girls’ basketball coach. He formerly worked at the Miami County ESC, and Ft. Loramie Elementary School as a sixth grade Science teacher, and was a football and basketball coach. He currently worked as the Director of the Alternative School at Mercer County ESC, and was a part-time grain farmer. He dearly loved and adored his children, working on their 4-H projects, helping with nightly homework, and watching them play sports. He encouraged their participation in many activities. He enjoyed spending time with his many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends, taking camping trips and laughing! He was a friend to all.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Maria Stein. Burial will follow in St. Sebastian Cemetery.
Aaron, 40, St. Sebastian, died as a result of an automobile accident.
He was the son of Gary and Joyce (Overman) Rose. His father survives in St. Sebastian. On Jun 14, 2003, he married Kendra Kremer, who survives in St. Sebastian.
Surviving are three children: Mason, Hanna, and Jalen; two brothers: Jesse (Karen) St. Sebastian, and Jonathan Rose, Chickasaw; two sisters: Kristina (Brian) Heitkamp, Dayton, and Jennifer (Bob) Wuebker, Chickasaw; parents-in-law, Gary and Helen Kremer, Maria Stein; and three in-laws: Kelly (Chris) Homan, Plain City, Kristy (Matt) Eifert, Maria Stein, and Scott (Mindy) Kremer, Coldwater.
A faithful and devout member of St. Sebastian Church, he was a CCD teacher and President of the Men’s Sodality. He previously served as the Parish Council President, and was integral in starting the annual Fish Fry fundraiser. He also was a salesman for Doebler Seeds, a current officer of the Marion Local athletic boosters and 8th grade girls’ basketball coach. He formerly worked at the Miami County ESC, and Ft. Loramie Elementary School as a sixth grade Science teacher, and was a football and basketball coach. He currently worked as the Director of the Alternative School at Mercer County ESC, and was a part-time grain farmer. He dearly loved and adored his children, working on their 4-H projects, helping with nightly homework, and watching them play sports. He encouraged their participation in many activities. He enjoyed spending time with his many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends, taking camping trips and laughing! He was a friend to all.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Maria Stein. Burial will follow in St. Sebastian Cemetery.
He was the son of Gary and Joyce (Overman) Rose. His father survives in St. Sebastian. On Jun 14, 2003, he married Kendra Kremer, who survives in St. Sebastian.
Surviving are three children: Mason, Hanna, and Jalen; two brothers: Jesse (Karen) St. Sebastian, and Jonathan Rose, Chickasaw; two sisters: Kristina (Brian) Heitkamp, Dayton, and Jennifer (Bob) Wuebker, Chickasaw; parents-in-law, Gary and Helen Kremer, Maria Stein; and three in-laws: Kelly (Chris) Homan, Plain City, Kristy (Matt) Eifert, Maria Stein, and Scott (Mindy) Kremer, Coldwater.
A faithful and devout member of St. Sebastian Church, he was a CCD teacher and President of the Men’s Sodality. He previously served as the Parish Council President, and was integral in starting the annual Fish Fry fundraiser. He also was a salesman for Doebler Seeds, a current officer of the Marion Local athletic boosters and 8th grade girls’ basketball coach. He formerly worked at the Miami County ESC, and Ft. Loramie Elementary School as a sixth grade Science teacher, and was a football and basketball coach. He currently worked as the Director of the Alternative School at Mercer County ESC, and was a part-time grain farmer. He dearly loved and adored his children, working on their 4-H projects, helping with nightly homework, and watching them play sports. He encouraged their participation in many activities. He enjoyed spending time with his many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends, taking camping trips and laughing! He was a friend to all.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Maria Stein. Burial will follow in St. Sebastian Cemetery.
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