Although there is a grave marker here in his family's plot, James is actually buried in the Vacaville-Elmira Cemetery in Vacaville, California (next to his son, James Devon Aaron). (See memorial linked in the siblings section below.)
Husband of Sharon M. Eugenis Aaron
∼Mr. James Aaron
Aircraft Tecnician
AIKEN - Mrs. James Gary Aaron, 51, died Monday, March 8, 1999, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Vallejo, Calif.
A funeral service was held Thursday at First Baptist Church, Vacaville, Calif., with the Rev. Leroy Gainey officiating.
Mr. Aaron, a native of Lyons, Ga., was an aircraft technician at Travis Air Force Base for 30 years. He had retired from the Air Force Reserve and was a former member of Air Force Squadron 349 Emergency Medical Service. He was a graduate of Aiken High School and managed little league baseball for the Vacaville National Little League.
Survivors include his wife, Sharon Aaron, Vacaville; two sons, Scott Aaron and James Aaron, both of Vacaville; his mother, Buena Snelling, Aiken; his stepfather, Herbert Snelling; three brothers, Devon Aaron, Florence, and Steve Aaron and Randy Snelling, both of Greenville; and two grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Diabetes Society.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle, Friday, March 12, 1999, page 6C and transcribed from the article photo (attached)
Husband of Sharon M. Eugenis Aaron
∼Mr. James Aaron
Aircraft Tecnician
AIKEN - Mrs. James Gary Aaron, 51, died Monday, March 8, 1999, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Vallejo, Calif.
A funeral service was held Thursday at First Baptist Church, Vacaville, Calif., with the Rev. Leroy Gainey officiating.
Mr. Aaron, a native of Lyons, Ga., was an aircraft technician at Travis Air Force Base for 30 years. He had retired from the Air Force Reserve and was a former member of Air Force Squadron 349 Emergency Medical Service. He was a graduate of Aiken High School and managed little league baseball for the Vacaville National Little League.
Survivors include his wife, Sharon Aaron, Vacaville; two sons, Scott Aaron and James Aaron, both of Vacaville; his mother, Buena Snelling, Aiken; his stepfather, Herbert Snelling; three brothers, Devon Aaron, Florence, and Steve Aaron and Randy Snelling, both of Greenville; and two grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Diabetes Society.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle, Friday, March 12, 1999, page 6C and transcribed from the article photo (attached)
Although there is a grave marker here in his family's plot, James is actually buried in the Vacaville-Elmira Cemetery in Vacaville, California (next to his son, James Devon Aaron). (See memorial linked in the siblings section below.)
Husband of Sharon M. Eugenis Aaron
∼Mr. James Aaron
Aircraft Tecnician
AIKEN - Mrs. James Gary Aaron, 51, died Monday, March 8, 1999, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Vallejo, Calif.
A funeral service was held Thursday at First Baptist Church, Vacaville, Calif., with the Rev. Leroy Gainey officiating.
Mr. Aaron, a native of Lyons, Ga., was an aircraft technician at Travis Air Force Base for 30 years. He had retired from the Air Force Reserve and was a former member of Air Force Squadron 349 Emergency Medical Service. He was a graduate of Aiken High School and managed little league baseball for the Vacaville National Little League.
Survivors include his wife, Sharon Aaron, Vacaville; two sons, Scott Aaron and James Aaron, both of Vacaville; his mother, Buena Snelling, Aiken; his stepfather, Herbert Snelling; three brothers, Devon Aaron, Florence, and Steve Aaron and Randy Snelling, both of Greenville; and two grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Diabetes Society.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle, Friday, March 12, 1999, page 6C and transcribed from the article photo (attached)
Husband of Sharon M. Eugenis Aaron
∼Mr. James Aaron
Aircraft Tecnician
AIKEN - Mrs. James Gary Aaron, 51, died Monday, March 8, 1999, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Vallejo, Calif.
A funeral service was held Thursday at First Baptist Church, Vacaville, Calif., with the Rev. Leroy Gainey officiating.
Mr. Aaron, a native of Lyons, Ga., was an aircraft technician at Travis Air Force Base for 30 years. He had retired from the Air Force Reserve and was a former member of Air Force Squadron 349 Emergency Medical Service. He was a graduate of Aiken High School and managed little league baseball for the Vacaville National Little League.
Survivors include his wife, Sharon Aaron, Vacaville; two sons, Scott Aaron and James Aaron, both of Vacaville; his mother, Buena Snelling, Aiken; his stepfather, Herbert Snelling; three brothers, Devon Aaron, Florence, and Steve Aaron and Randy Snelling, both of Greenville; and two grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Diabetes Society.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle, Friday, March 12, 1999, page 6C and transcribed from the article photo (attached)
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Grave markers in two locations; James also has a headstone in Graniteville Cemetery, Graniteville, SC.
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