Memories of Aaron
Aaron was born on 6th of November 1989 at Guys Hospital London.
Aaron was a beautiful baby with big brown eyes and thick black hair.
He was the eldest of three children to siblings Shannen and Jordan.
Aaron attended English Martyrs Roman Catholic School from age 4-11
And then went on to attend St. Thomas the Apostle Secondary School.
In Adolescence Aaron joined the choir at St George’s cathedral and soon became head choir boy.
He sang solo for several years at the cathedral Christmas mass, he really enjoyed being a choir boy and had a fantastic voice trying not to sound too biased. Proud parents they were.
In his teenage years he joined a squadron in the cadets.
Aaron loved putting on his cadet uniform and always looked very smart and handsome. He loved being part of a group and leader of his team.
Aaron was very kind and considerate; always wanting to help others and this kind and caring nature continued into adulthood.
Aaron had dreams of becoming a Lawyer and was working his way to achieve this with encouragement from his family.
With his passion for studying Law Aaron trained to become a union representative for the organisation he worked for; taking on the role of looking out for others and making sure they were getting a fair deal in the workplace.
He cared deeply about everyone and everything; he was the kind of person who would give someone his last Rolo, meaning he would give the shirt off his back just to make sure everyone else was ok before himself.
In loving memory of Aaron Paul Michael Mulligan who sadly passed away on 28th June 2019
At work and dozed off slightly tonight for a few minutes. When I awoke and picked up my phone your page was up on my screen and I have no idea why. Maybe it's just a little sign from you, but I still think of you often and this morning I light another candle in remembrance of you. Oh how I wish that things could have been so different xxxx
Remembering you again today Mullers... It's been a while, but I won't and can't forget you and the better times we had in life ... xxx
Thinking of you on what would have been your b/day my friend ... Xxx
Miss you my friend. Think about you often x
Thinking of you today Aaron. It's been a few years now, you're not forgotten and won't ever be.
I think about you often, what was and what could have been.
Smile young man, keep that smile that lit a room up, keep the angels busy.
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Thinking of you once again as we enter another year wishing you were still around and missing you often. Hope all is good up there and its a happier place for you than what was achieved in mortality. Hugs and love Mullers ... Still fondly remembered xx
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So sad. Such good memories from cadets and the rest. RIP Aaron x
Miss u man u were so loving god bless x
I simply have no words to say.
I love & miss you my friend.
I knew what was coming and when it came I died inside.
The numbness enveloped me drawing away at my soul.
Why? I ask. Why?
What justification is there for a loss so young, a promise of huge potential lost. Like a candle in the dark snuffed out in his prime.
Gone too soon.
I knew it was coming, We knew.
Was there anything I really could have done to prevent this. Or do I tell myself that there wasn’t, to keep me from losing my mind.
His mother’s plight a wasted course.
Love cruelly tested by her dear sons weakness.
It’s not fair. Life’s not fair. Life can be cruel.
I knew it was coming.
But it still shocked. It hurts and eats away at my soul.
My heart aches for his mothers pain, his grandmothers grief, his sisters anguish and brothers loss of guidance. All met with an anticipated crushing force.
We knew it was coming. And when it came we died inside.
The comfort of you no longer suffering is a poor recompense for your absence. But I will grasp that. Because you are no longer suffering in pain.
Be at peace now son, rest and suffer no more and I look forward to seeing you again one day and we shall embrace and laugh together like old friends .
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I miss you so much brother❤️
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