June 30, 1970 ~ January 15, 2020
By Sandi Meyer
If we’re lucky, once or twice in our lifetime we may have the opportunity to know and love a truly good and decent soul, someone who gives unconditionally to everyone they come in contact with, someone who can light up a room with their smile, and who makes us better human beings simply by knowing them.
Aaron Meyer was one of the truly good ones, and we lost him on January 15, 2020, after a year-long battle with cancer. There is a huge void in our lives with his passing, but his love of life, laughter, and generous spirit live on in all of those he touched. This is his legacy. We will never forget.
Aaron Meyer
Aaron fully embraced life and was grateful for all of his experiences. He had no regrets at the end, other than his desire to spend more quality time with loved ones and do more of what he was passionate about: surf, drive (and talk about) fast cars, ride in Nisene, listen to good music, help others, and laugh with family and friends.
Aaron was a true friend. He was a devoted husband and father who put his all into giving his wife and two daughters a wonderful home in Aptos and a multitude of amazing life experiences that will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Aaron. We love you. We’ll see you on the other side. Until then, we’ll see you in every breaking wave, in every sunset, in the stars that shine down on us at night, in every gust of wind that blows across our face, in every smile, in every joyful laugh, and in every kind word and gesture.
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A celebration of Aaron’s life will be held at the Santa Cruz Yacht Club on Saturday, February 22, at 3:30 pm.