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Board » In memoriam » Aaron James Gage - 1971-2012

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I have been trying to grasp the cruel truth, and find no words that have not already been said.
My sincere condoleances to those he left, and Aaron - I really miss you and I shall act in Piero's spirit.
Thank you and peaceful voyage.
My condolences and sympathy to Aaron's family. R.I.P Aaron and must you get fair winds on your way...
In memory for AGage & his family
Sorry Jen, for you & your daughters loss. I never knew him as a person, but i am confident that if he was as good father as he was as a sailor he was the best :-)
When he was sailing SOL i allways kept a´n eye for the course AGage was taking, AGage was the first name that i learned in SOL, he was the spirit for me & for lots of other sailors.
I´m very sad for you & our loss.
He is an outstanding sailor & i will allways have him in my mind.
Take care of you Jen
In memory for AGage & his family
Sorry Jen, for you & your daughters loss. I never knew him as a person, but i am confident that if he was as good father as he was as a sailor he was the best
When he was sailing SOL i allways kept a´n eye for the course AGage was taking, AGage was the first name that i learned in SOL, he was the spirit for me & for lots of other sailors.
I´m very sad for you & our loss.
He is an outstanding sailor & i will allways have him in my mind.
Take care of you Jen
Husse
Please read the addition to the first post in this thread.

We have a message from Aaron's family.

I haven't been able to post on this thread until now as I felt so upset. It's wonderful the family understand what Aaron meant to us.

The good that we do lives on.

(JuJu)

--- Last Edited by Colin Hammond at 2012-07-19 18:25:32 ---
Still can't find words...

Fair winds and following seas on eternal ocean, Aaron, rest in peace...

Stoertebaeker

Condolences to family and friends
<<DO NOT USE FOR NAVIGATION>>
RIP Aaron. We will always miss you.
Thank you for so much for all that you have done for us. How wonderful it is that we can get to know someone and chat and work on projects with out having to meet in person.

The world is a smaller place and now sadder and we will all miss you.

Smooth seas and fair winds.

--- Last Edited by NZL_PaulR at 2012-07-22 05:26:50 ---
If it breaks, it's not strong enough!
and.... how Aaron would probably prefer we remember him (courtesy of his mom):



Original version attached below.

I like how it looks as if he is saluting us all :-)
__________



--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2012-07-22 16:46:08 ---
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