Loving Aaron is so easy. He’s one of a kind. Patient, selfless, courageous, obedient, level headed, tender hearted, funny, slow to anger, humble, wise, thoughtful, witty, and righteous. For his birthday he had one and only one request: “to go eat lunch at that little bakery in Farmington with the tiny kid door for Soren and the babies to walk through. So that’s what we did!
Way to be a real man and choose the pretty bakery with the floral walls and tea party decor! I love this man, and the whole family enjoyed the assortment of cheesecake we picked out to go. Aaron got a new grill and ordered a new mattress to replace our “roll to the center” taco of a bed. Happy Birthday, Aaron! You are a mighty fine man, husband, father, son, and friend. We love being yours!
That evening, we had soccer games. Aaron cares fiercely about soccer-in that he cares fiercely that his children learn the game, have a good attitude, and enjoy playing. That’s it. Everyone loves a win, of course, but Aaron is not the father screaming from the sideline about a screw up. He is so kind. He encourages and teaches and motivates and demonstrates and celebrates. This coaching model makes wonderful athletes who love the game and love to play. He is empathetic about losses and then inspires and encourages abd uplifts. This is also the model for a wonderful father and husband. We are all extremely fortunate to be on his team!
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