I may not have seen you too often during your short life span, Aaron Olah, but I never failed to admire you for who you were and what you accomplished. From childhood to teenager hood to adult hood. My most prominent memories of you: Your friendship with Aaron Taylor who is also a friend of mine. Your participation in sports, basketball, baseball and golf where you were a star in all. Your career in the Navy and your expertise in the assignments you were assigned, your were a star in them too. Your finding a woman to love who loved you back and you becoming a father to a beautiful little girl. My best memory of you is when you and your new wife attended The Grace Place 4th of July Party. I can still see your face as you sat by the bonfire with me and we talked about anything and everything, and you described what you did in the Naval Service. I felt so close to you for sharing and felt such admiration for how you had lived your life. You were born the same year my son Robbie died. I so wish the two of you could have known each other and that both of you were still here. My heart is with your soul, A.O. as in the song by Led Zepplin, you are knocking on heaven's door.