Aaron Pace

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Aaron Lee Pace and his kind, loving heart left the world unexpectedly last week. At his very core, Aaron was a man who loved deeply. He loved to laugh and work hard. He loved his family and his son. He loved God, he prayed at dinnertime and at night. He loved fishing, being in the desert, aviator sunglasses, and he had an amazing sense of style. He loved music -- oldies, dance, lofi, EDM, rap (the C-Walk!), even country -- and loved to dance and breakdance. He loved his dumbbells, the gym, and working his abs and biceps. He loved to eat his mom’s cooking, lend a hand to his dad at The Ranch, and help his entire family lift heavy things. He was often referred to as “Aaron the Barbarian” and was a self-proclaimed businessman, yet an artist at heart.

If Aaron believed in you, you felt it -- deep to your core and his. He wanted everyone around him to be happy and gave amazing pep talks and the best hugs. He was calm, never yelled and taught us all about acceptance and loyalty. He was unbelievably strong.

We wish he was back on this earth. We wish we could have said goodbye. But we know he is in a better place, happy and out of pain. He was far too young to go and didn’t get to do everything he wanted in his life, so he will now do it living through us.

Aaron will forever be everyone's guardian angel. He is survived by his pride and joy, his son Gabriel and Gabriel’s mother, Nichole; his parents, Fred and Cheryl; brothers and sisters: David & Amanda, Shane, Michelle & Andrew, Sharon & Kyle, Heidi & Brian, as well as nieces and nephews he cherished and often lead on adventures, through workouts and into ninja training (Brittney, Brynn, Christian, Maylee, Kate, Evi, Skyla, Dylan, Kole and one of his ultimate fishing buddies, Gavyn). Aaron is survived by so many aunts, uncles and cousins whom he adored. He had amazing friends whom he loved, but no one more than Helena and her daughters Cara & Jay.

A life celebration will be held on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021 from 3-5 pm, at Conrad Ranch in Provo Canyon. An afterparty will follow at a separate location to celebrate Aaron and his sister Sharon’s 40th birthday. Trust us, Aaron planned it this way. Bring a blanket, your favorite “Aaron stories” and join us.

“Thank you... for gracing my life with your lovely presence, for adding the sweet measure of your soul to my existence” - Robin Williams, What Dreams May Come

Goodbye for now, Aaron. We love you.

For those who wish a Go Fund Me can be found at http://gofund.me/bf6193b7 as well as Venmo @TootSweetCandy.

Condolences and memories of Aaron can be shared at www.springcreekmortuary.com.