Aaron P. Panzau

Sadly, I am only now hearing about Aaron's passing. I was saddened and shocked at the news. Although Aaron and I were not especially close, he has been tinting the car windows on all of the cars of mine, my family, friends, co-workers and anyone else I could refer to him for more than 25 years. I always look forward to another tinting appointment, or riding along with a referral to one as I knew that I would get to chat with him about this and that. In doing so, one could tell he was a good, honorable man, with great values and devoted to his family. He will be missed.

My deepest sympathy to the friends & family of Aaron. He seemed such a pillar in the Panzau family. He had to have known the admiration of his mother & sisters, even I could see it, what little I was around.
Your loss is incomprehensible & my heart goes out to you.
Sign out, Aaron.
Connie

we met you'all 23 years ago when we moved here from texas on homestead and shared with you'all a love for dogs. we have run into aaron periodically over the years including when princess was about 6 months and recently in lowes when he had princess with him. you are all very good people and we pray God wraps his arms around all of you-

worth and karen taylor

We were so saddened to learn of Aaron's passing. He and Princess recently did a program with CHAMPS Therapy Dogs at the Mascoutah Public Library and they were a big hit. Aaron was so kind with the children and they all loved Princess. We were looking forward to seeing them both again next year. My staff and I would like to express our deepest sympathies for your loss. Please give Princess a hug from us as I'm sure she misses him, too.

Sincerely, Marian Albers, and Library staff Ivy and Eden.