From an early age, Aaron’s life was shaped by commitment, drive, and a steady willingness to show up for what mattered. He began playing football at eight years old at Kipp's Bay Boys and Girls Club in the Bronx, a start that grew into years of dedication to the sport. He played at Frederick Douglas Academy in ninth grade, and after moving to Las Vegas in 2018, he attended Centennial High School, continuing to play football throughout high school. He graduated in 2020 during COVID, with a ceremony that looked different than anyone imagined, Aaron sitting in the car with his Mother and Brother, yet still marked by the pride of reaching that milestone.
Aaron went on to Arizona College to play football, and later, he and Tyrone were recruited to play for Santa Barbara College. He played there until an injury required him to pivot from the game he loved. Even then, Aaron met change with resolve, turning toward a path that reflected his heart. With a deep desire to help dogs, he moved in a direction that aligned with that passion, carrying the hope of someday opening his own Dog Resort.
Beyond his goals and grit, Aaron brought joy into everyday life, singing his favorite song at the top of his lungs, dancing with abandon, and enjoying nights of bowling. He had a special love for dogs, whether he was dog sitting or simply spending time with his own dog at the beach. Those who knew him best will remember not only his energy, but the warmth behind it: a steady kindness, a generous spirit, and an instinct to stand up for the underdog.
Above all else, Aaron loved his family more than anything. He lived for his family, and that devotion was not a slogan, but a way of being, present, loyal, and rooted in love.
Aaron is survived by his mother, Teena; his sister, Alicia; his brothers, Carmello and Tyrone; his grandmother, Grandma Glen; his uncles, Rob, Tony, and Danny; his aunt, Tia Maria; his father, William
