Condolence: Linda & Jim I am very sorry for your loss. As you know the time afterward can be as hard or harder than when the death occurs. Didn't know Aaron but I am sure he was a fine man and a good brother. You both are in my prayers Love Roxana

Condolence: Jeanine, Karen , Penny and families, We at the abbey share your loss, but Heaven and all the saints are rejoicing in their gain! Please know your dad and the family will be rebbe red in my masses. Fr. Aaron, OSB

Condolence: We want to offer our sympathy to all of Aaron's family. Your Dad was a great man as well as your Mom a great lady. We shared many meals with your Mom and Dad, and enjoyed their company at Church, work, and at our homes. I'm going to miss his "Aaron slick from punkin' creek" as well as man and laugh. I loved him, too. Sincerely, Montene & Larry Wickert, Fairbanks, Alaska

Condolence: Thinking of you all. May you find peace and comfort. My dad always made a trip to Atchison when Uncle Aaron, Aunt Shirley and my cousins were in town. Lots of memories.

Condolence: I wanted to send my love and sympathies to the Adams family. I'm very sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you during this period of mourning. A comforting thought at times like these can soothe the heart. The Bible reveals that it is God’s purpose to restore the dead to life by means of the resurrection. At this time "death will be no more." (Revelation 21:4) Jesus said: “The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” (John 5:28,29) Imagine seeing your dead loved ones again and being reunited with them in a beautiful paradise on earth! God has promised to make that a reality for his faithful ones.

Condolence: I want you to know your Family is in our thoughts and prayers during this time. Marvine Strong Colene Strong & Tyler Felicity Crossland Dave & Marlene Bowers