Our sincere condolences to the Moss Family. Local 1699

My deepest condolences to Ralph and his family.

I was so saddened by the news of Aaron's passing.  Mr. and Mrs. Moss - you raised a wonderful young man. Always polite, always willing to help, always the light hearted do anything to put a smile on your face type of guy.  I know that his spirit will live on.  The stories and laughter kept going on in his memory.  If there is anything that you need please don't hesitate to reach out.    -  Rachel Gorini

My heart aches for this family. Such a loss of a beautiful young man who's life was cut way too short. He will be missed by his family and friends. Rest in Peace Aaron. Your hockey family will always remember your vibrant spirit on and off the ice.

We will always remember Aaron with his wonderful smile.  We loved seeing and talking with him at Starbucks.  He will be missed.  Love and Prayers to the Moss family.  Becky and Paul Gillick

Aaron was full of life, and always had a story to tell. He brought Nikki great joy in the time they had together. I will always be grateful to him for bringing colors and smiles into her life. He will be missed.

For the dear Moss family,

What a wonderful life you gave your son! The care and the love emanates from each passing picture. Aaron was as lucky to have you as his family as you were to have him as your child and brother. Our hearts are with you as are our prayers and love.

From the Bini Family

What a wonderful guy he was....we will miss him and not forget him as time rolls on.  
Pamela, Robert and Steven Mahowald

Who could forget that big smile Aaron always had?  No matter where we ran into Aaron, he was always smiling.  We knew Aaron because he grew up going to St. Martins and was in Rachel's (Gattuccio) class.  Theirs was a unique class that only comes around from time to time - the kids are ones that you look forward to seeing.  Aaron was one of those!  We were at the beach one day when this kid in a wet suit and big, goofy grin comes walking up to us.  "Hey Mr. and Mrs. Gattuccio, how are you? "  Or when we were shopping with a zillion other people, here comes Aaron to say hi and ask how everyone is doing.  What kid these days does that!?  Our doorbell rang one day and there stood Aaron, all bloody, sweater torn, and that smile!  He took a dive off his skateboard near our house and came to say hi.  We washed him up, sewed his torn sweater, and sent him on his way.  We are so sorry for the loss of Aaron as he has been a joy to us.  God bless the Moss family and friends who will be missing him.  Sincerely, Cherry, Brent, Rachel, Michael Gattuccio

You called me on Wednesday to talk Shark Hockey.  And I was sicker than a dog and told you I would call next week when I was feeling better!  Well, we won't talk until I see you again, I hope?  I have been gone from SJ for ten years and you never failed to call me and tell me about your trips, the Sharks and your new found love, GOLF.  And you always had to mention, "you should see the one I have now."  And for those of you, I am sure you know what I mean.  When people physically leave an area, the friendships usually end up with phone call,emails and then nothing!  Not you, Aaron.  Always knew what was going on in your life.  To your many friends and especially to your family, you will always be one sweet and great kid!  Not a bad bone in your body unless your were talking Shark Hockey and I can't blame you for that!  Hope this is just a short goodbye and someday we can golf, have a beer and rip everything about the Sharks!  You will always be a great friend!  See ya soon.
Bob Friedlander
Richland, MI

OBITUARY

Aaron Noel Moss

16 October, 1985 – 8 October, 2015

Lima Family Santa Clara Mortuary

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