Aaron Xavier Cobleigh, 17, passed away on Friday, March 4, 2011 to be with his Grandmother Diantha Cobleigh and Aunt Sharon Langhorne.
Aaron was born May 1, 1993 in San Diego and traveled back down to Imperial Valley with his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh and his sister, Stacy Cobleigh. He helped with various handy work while he was younger for his grandfather Gerald Cobleigh, and great-grandmother Virginia Cobleigh with his cousins.
As he got older, he enrolled in Karate and reached a 3rd degree brown belt in Shoto-Kan Karate. Aaron excelled in photography, taking many of the family pictures, and creative pictures of his own. He was also an avid Xbox gamer, and loved to play with friends and family, even if the competition was just too easy for him! As the years passed, he became an expert at computers, and enjoyed experimenting with them and solving any problems that arose. Aaron also enjoyed animals alot, especially cats. Whenever the families' cats were missing, all one had to do was look in his room or where he was sitting and they would find the cats with him.
When Aaron thought about his future, he had aspirations to serve his country and join the Navy like his sister, or become a photographer or graphic designer because he seemed to do so well at it and enjoyed it. Aaron had a hilarious sense of humor, with hints of sarcasm and made anyone laugh who knew him.
Aaron is survived by his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh of Imperial; sister, Stacy Cobleigh of Virginia Beach, Virginia; great-grandmother, Virginia Cobleigh and grandfather Gerald Cobleigh of Imperial; grandparents John and Katie Langhorne of Virginia Beach, Virginia; aunt and uncles Annette and Steve Bucher of Imperial, Patricia and Scott Bailey and John Langhorne IV of Virginia Beach, Virginia, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Aaron was born May 1, 1993 in San Diego and traveled back down to Imperial Valley with his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh and his sister, Stacy Cobleigh. He helped with various handy work while he was younger for his grandfather Gerald Cobleigh, and great-grandmother Virginia Cobleigh with his cousins.
As he got older, he enrolled in Karate and reached a 3rd degree brown belt in Shoto-Kan Karate. Aaron excelled in photography, taking many of the family pictures, and creative pictures of his own. He was also an avid Xbox gamer, and loved to play with friends and family, even if the competition was just too easy for him! As the years passed, he became an expert at computers, and enjoyed experimenting with them and solving any problems that arose. Aaron also enjoyed animals alot, especially cats. Whenever the families' cats were missing, all one had to do was look in his room or where he was sitting and they would find the cats with him.
When Aaron thought about his future, he had aspirations to serve his country and join the Navy like his sister, or become a photographer or graphic designer because he seemed to do so well at it and enjoyed it. Aaron had a hilarious sense of humor, with hints of sarcasm and made anyone laugh who knew him.
Aaron is survived by his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh of Imperial; sister, Stacy Cobleigh of Virginia Beach, Virginia; great-grandmother, Virginia Cobleigh and grandfather Gerald Cobleigh of Imperial; grandparents John and Katie Langhorne of Virginia Beach, Virginia; aunt and uncles Annette and Steve Bucher of Imperial, Patricia and Scott Bailey and John Langhorne IV of Virginia Beach, Virginia, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Aaron Xavier Cobleigh, 17, passed away on Friday, March 4, 2011 to be with his Grandmother Diantha Cobleigh and Aunt Sharon Langhorne.
Aaron was born May 1, 1993 in San Diego and traveled back down to Imperial Valley with his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh and his sister, Stacy Cobleigh. He helped with various handy work while he was younger for his grandfather Gerald Cobleigh, and great-grandmother Virginia Cobleigh with his cousins.
As he got older, he enrolled in Karate and reached a 3rd degree brown belt in Shoto-Kan Karate. Aaron excelled in photography, taking many of the family pictures, and creative pictures of his own. He was also an avid Xbox gamer, and loved to play with friends and family, even if the competition was just too easy for him! As the years passed, he became an expert at computers, and enjoyed experimenting with them and solving any problems that arose. Aaron also enjoyed animals alot, especially cats. Whenever the families' cats were missing, all one had to do was look in his room or where he was sitting and they would find the cats with him.
When Aaron thought about his future, he had aspirations to serve his country and join the Navy like his sister, or become a photographer or graphic designer because he seemed to do so well at it and enjoyed it. Aaron had a hilarious sense of humor, with hints of sarcasm and made anyone laugh who knew him.
Aaron is survived by his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh of Imperial; sister, Stacy Cobleigh of Virginia Beach, Virginia; great-grandmother, Virginia Cobleigh and grandfather Gerald Cobleigh of Imperial; grandparents John and Katie Langhorne of Virginia Beach, Virginia; aunt and uncles Annette and Steve Bucher of Imperial, Patricia and Scott Bailey and John Langhorne IV of Virginia Beach, Virginia, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Aaron was born May 1, 1993 in San Diego and traveled back down to Imperial Valley with his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh and his sister, Stacy Cobleigh. He helped with various handy work while he was younger for his grandfather Gerald Cobleigh, and great-grandmother Virginia Cobleigh with his cousins.
As he got older, he enrolled in Karate and reached a 3rd degree brown belt in Shoto-Kan Karate. Aaron excelled in photography, taking many of the family pictures, and creative pictures of his own. He was also an avid Xbox gamer, and loved to play with friends and family, even if the competition was just too easy for him! As the years passed, he became an expert at computers, and enjoyed experimenting with them and solving any problems that arose. Aaron also enjoyed animals alot, especially cats. Whenever the families' cats were missing, all one had to do was look in his room or where he was sitting and they would find the cats with him.
When Aaron thought about his future, he had aspirations to serve his country and join the Navy like his sister, or become a photographer or graphic designer because he seemed to do so well at it and enjoyed it. Aaron had a hilarious sense of humor, with hints of sarcasm and made anyone laugh who knew him.
Aaron is survived by his parents, Roy and Susan Cobleigh of Imperial; sister, Stacy Cobleigh of Virginia Beach, Virginia; great-grandmother, Virginia Cobleigh and grandfather Gerald Cobleigh of Imperial; grandparents John and Katie Langhorne of Virginia Beach, Virginia; aunt and uncles Annette and Steve Bucher of Imperial, Patricia and Scott Bailey and John Langhorne IV of Virginia Beach, Virginia, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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