Aaron Lange never met a stranger and was loved by all!
Aaron joined his baby Aaden (2009) in Heaven today. He was only 28 years old. Way too young to leave this earth! He was my neighbor, and I used to babysit for Aaron and his little brother Evan, many years ago. He was always very funny and enjoyed making people laugh. He enjoyed cooking and had his own brand of homemade salsa, called "Fire in the Hole". He was a firefighter and emt/paramedic for Victoria, Stafford, Pearland, and Missouri City. He leaves behind his mom, Melissa, his dad, Randy, and a little brother who he adored, Evan. May he rest in peace!
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Aaron Michael Lange, age 28, of Sugar Land, Texas passed away on February 2, 2016 after a long and valiant battle against alcohol addiction. Born on September 11, 1987 to Randy and Melissa Lange, he grew up in Sugar Land, attending John Foster Dulles High School where he obtained the rank of Eagle Scout and played centerfield for the Vikings' baseball team.
During high school, he began firefighting for the Stafford Volunteer Fire Department and continued serving after graduation. Later, he graduated from the fire academy and served in the Victoria, Missouri City and Pearland Fire Departments. He loved serving his community and helping his fellow man.
He is survived by his father and mother, Randy and Melissa Lange (Sugar Land, TX), brother, Evan Lange (Dallas, TX), Grandmothers Dorothy Turner (Orange, TX) and Annie Mae Lange (Port Neches, TX).
Aaron, you were a gift from God, our special golden child. Though we did not have you for long, the joy, laughs and energy you brought us will never be forgotten. May God enjoy one of the best firefighters, medics and handymen he ever created.
Visitation will be held at Davis-Green Lawn, Rosenberg, Texas, Thursday, February 4, from 6-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Sugar Land, Friday, February 5, at 10:00 a.m. with burial to follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park in Rosenberg.
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Tracy Price posted this on Face Book 6-18-2017
6 summers ago, Aaron took me and the kiddos to the Frio for the first time and we stayed at Neal's. The Midwestern girl that I am was like float the river? What does that even mean?! Well, we absolutely loved it. We've gone every year since. Even though he's not with us anymore, we always think of him when we're there. That's one of our favorite memories with him. Each summer I ask the kids where they want to go and the answer is always Neal's on the Frio! So, thank you Aaron for starting our annual tradition. We hope you're smiling down from Heaven. ❤️ #friobound
Aaron joined his baby Aaden (2009) in Heaven today. He was only 28 years old. Way too young to leave this earth! He was my neighbor, and I used to babysit for Aaron and his little brother Evan, many years ago. He was always very funny and enjoyed making people laugh. He enjoyed cooking and had his own brand of homemade salsa, called "Fire in the Hole". He was a firefighter and emt/paramedic for Victoria, Stafford, Pearland, and Missouri City. He leaves behind his mom, Melissa, his dad, Randy, and a little brother who he adored, Evan. May he rest in peace!
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Aaron Michael Lange, age 28, of Sugar Land, Texas passed away on February 2, 2016 after a long and valiant battle against alcohol addiction. Born on September 11, 1987 to Randy and Melissa Lange, he grew up in Sugar Land, attending John Foster Dulles High School where he obtained the rank of Eagle Scout and played centerfield for the Vikings' baseball team.
During high school, he began firefighting for the Stafford Volunteer Fire Department and continued serving after graduation. Later, he graduated from the fire academy and served in the Victoria, Missouri City and Pearland Fire Departments. He loved serving his community and helping his fellow man.
He is survived by his father and mother, Randy and Melissa Lange (Sugar Land, TX), brother, Evan Lange (Dallas, TX), Grandmothers Dorothy Turner (Orange, TX) and Annie Mae Lange (Port Neches, TX).
Aaron, you were a gift from God, our special golden child. Though we did not have you for long, the joy, laughs and energy you brought us will never be forgotten. May God enjoy one of the best firefighters, medics and handymen he ever created.
Visitation will be held at Davis-Green Lawn, Rosenberg, Texas, Thursday, February 4, from 6-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Sugar Land, Friday, February 5, at 10:00 a.m. with burial to follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park in Rosenberg.
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Tracy Price posted this on Face Book 6-18-2017
6 summers ago, Aaron took me and the kiddos to the Frio for the first time and we stayed at Neal's. The Midwestern girl that I am was like float the river? What does that even mean?! Well, we absolutely loved it. We've gone every year since. Even though he's not with us anymore, we always think of him when we're there. That's one of our favorite memories with him. Each summer I ask the kids where they want to go and the answer is always Neal's on the Frio! So, thank you Aaron for starting our annual tradition. We hope you're smiling down from Heaven. ❤️ #friobound
Aaron Lange never met a stranger and was loved by all!
Aaron joined his baby Aaden (2009) in Heaven today. He was only 28 years old. Way too young to leave this earth! He was my neighbor, and I used to babysit for Aaron and his little brother Evan, many years ago. He was always very funny and enjoyed making people laugh. He enjoyed cooking and had his own brand of homemade salsa, called "Fire in the Hole". He was a firefighter and emt/paramedic for Victoria, Stafford, Pearland, and Missouri City. He leaves behind his mom, Melissa, his dad, Randy, and a little brother who he adored, Evan. May he rest in peace!
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Aaron Michael Lange, age 28, of Sugar Land, Texas passed away on February 2, 2016 after a long and valiant battle against alcohol addiction. Born on September 11, 1987 to Randy and Melissa Lange, he grew up in Sugar Land, attending John Foster Dulles High School where he obtained the rank of Eagle Scout and played centerfield for the Vikings' baseball team.
During high school, he began firefighting for the Stafford Volunteer Fire Department and continued serving after graduation. Later, he graduated from the fire academy and served in the Victoria, Missouri City and Pearland Fire Departments. He loved serving his community and helping his fellow man.
He is survived by his father and mother, Randy and Melissa Lange (Sugar Land, TX), brother, Evan Lange (Dallas, TX), Grandmothers Dorothy Turner (Orange, TX) and Annie Mae Lange (Port Neches, TX).
Aaron, you were a gift from God, our special golden child. Though we did not have you for long, the joy, laughs and energy you brought us will never be forgotten. May God enjoy one of the best firefighters, medics and handymen he ever created.
Visitation will be held at Davis-Green Lawn, Rosenberg, Texas, Thursday, February 4, from 6-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Sugar Land, Friday, February 5, at 10:00 a.m. with burial to follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park in Rosenberg.
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Tracy Price posted this on Face Book 6-18-2017
6 summers ago, Aaron took me and the kiddos to the Frio for the first time and we stayed at Neal's. The Midwestern girl that I am was like float the river? What does that even mean?! Well, we absolutely loved it. We've gone every year since. Even though he's not with us anymore, we always think of him when we're there. That's one of our favorite memories with him. Each summer I ask the kids where they want to go and the answer is always Neal's on the Frio! So, thank you Aaron for starting our annual tradition. We hope you're smiling down from Heaven. ❤️ #friobound
Aaron joined his baby Aaden (2009) in Heaven today. He was only 28 years old. Way too young to leave this earth! He was my neighbor, and I used to babysit for Aaron and his little brother Evan, many years ago. He was always very funny and enjoyed making people laugh. He enjoyed cooking and had his own brand of homemade salsa, called "Fire in the Hole". He was a firefighter and emt/paramedic for Victoria, Stafford, Pearland, and Missouri City. He leaves behind his mom, Melissa, his dad, Randy, and a little brother who he adored, Evan. May he rest in peace!
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Aaron Michael Lange, age 28, of Sugar Land, Texas passed away on February 2, 2016 after a long and valiant battle against alcohol addiction. Born on September 11, 1987 to Randy and Melissa Lange, he grew up in Sugar Land, attending John Foster Dulles High School where he obtained the rank of Eagle Scout and played centerfield for the Vikings' baseball team.
During high school, he began firefighting for the Stafford Volunteer Fire Department and continued serving after graduation. Later, he graduated from the fire academy and served in the Victoria, Missouri City and Pearland Fire Departments. He loved serving his community and helping his fellow man.
He is survived by his father and mother, Randy and Melissa Lange (Sugar Land, TX), brother, Evan Lange (Dallas, TX), Grandmothers Dorothy Turner (Orange, TX) and Annie Mae Lange (Port Neches, TX).
Aaron, you were a gift from God, our special golden child. Though we did not have you for long, the joy, laughs and energy you brought us will never be forgotten. May God enjoy one of the best firefighters, medics and handymen he ever created.
Visitation will be held at Davis-Green Lawn, Rosenberg, Texas, Thursday, February 4, from 6-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Sugar Land, Friday, February 5, at 10:00 a.m. with burial to follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park in Rosenberg.
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Tracy Price posted this on Face Book 6-18-2017
6 summers ago, Aaron took me and the kiddos to the Frio for the first time and we stayed at Neal's. The Midwestern girl that I am was like float the river? What does that even mean?! Well, we absolutely loved it. We've gone every year since. Even though he's not with us anymore, we always think of him when we're there. That's one of our favorite memories with him. Each summer I ask the kids where they want to go and the answer is always Neal's on the Frio! So, thank you Aaron for starting our annual tradition. We hope you're smiling down from Heaven. ❤️ #friobound
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