LEARN About Aaron
Aaron Zenus was a loving, caring, and compassionate young man, who touched the lives of everyone he met. Aaron loved his family and friends unconditionally, and was a true friend to all. Aaron could often be described as cheerful, curious, funny, outgoing, witty, and at times mischievous, but at all times friendly, unselfish, and sincere. Aaron possessed the courage of a lion, yet, was as meek as a lamb.
Unfortunately, in early 2019, and after a brief illness, Aaron was taken from us far too soon, and before he even had a chance to live out his dreams. He was only 12 years of age.
What separated Aaron from your typical 12-year-old, was the tremendous respect and consideration he showed to all individuals, especially to anyone he felt was less fortunate than he. Aaron always rooted for the underdog, and seemed to befriend and care for anyone who was lonely, or, just needed a friend.
These qualities led him to his desire to volunteer and coach with his dad in the Special Olympics programs offered in our community. Aaron truly embraced the overarching qualities that Special Olympics encourages, supporting the activities of special athletes; promoting diversity, tolerance, and acceptance for people with disabilities; and encouraging inclusion for all.
Aaron’s kindness and compassion for everyone, especially special athletes, and at such an early age, is a testament to his character and his values. He will truly be missed by all.
Aaron left lots of things undone and had dreams and wishes that he never had a chance to start. Through the Aaron Zenus Foundation, we intend to keep his memory alive, and see to it that his dreams and wishes are fulfilled, as he continues to live on within our hearts and minds.
Unfortunately, in early 2019, and after a brief illness, Aaron was taken from us far too soon, and before he even had a chance to live out his dreams. He was only 12 years of age.
What separated Aaron from your typical 12-year-old, was the tremendous respect and consideration he showed to all individuals, especially to anyone he felt was less fortunate than he. Aaron always rooted for the underdog, and seemed to befriend and care for anyone who was lonely, or, just needed a friend.
These qualities led him to his desire to volunteer and coach with his dad in the Special Olympics programs offered in our community. Aaron truly embraced the overarching qualities that Special Olympics encourages, supporting the activities of special athletes; promoting diversity, tolerance, and acceptance for people with disabilities; and encouraging inclusion for all.
Aaron’s kindness and compassion for everyone, especially special athletes, and at such an early age, is a testament to his character and his values. He will truly be missed by all.
Aaron left lots of things undone and had dreams and wishes that he never had a chance to start. Through the Aaron Zenus Foundation, we intend to keep his memory alive, and see to it that his dreams and wishes are fulfilled, as he continues to live on within our hearts and minds.
