Aaron C. Wegner
July 31, 1981 – May 12, 2020
Survived by, wife Brooke; children: Elle, Hudson and Harper; parents, Steve and Terri; sister, Megan Steele (A.J.); father-in-law and mother-in-law, Hubert and Deb Hoesing; sisters-in-law, Becky Hillyard (Michael) and Whitney Coatman (Curtis); nieces and nephews.
MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL: Friday, May 15th, 10:30am, St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (14330 Eagle Run Drive). Private INTERMENT. Memorials are suggested to The Wegner Children Educational Fund.
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My deepest sympathies to you all
Aaron was a remarkable man. He battled with me for 2 1/2 years through my divorce. He helped to keep me calm and in perspective. I am a better person because our paths crossed. May your memories bring you peace.
So very sorry to hear of Aaron’s passing. He was a very good friend of my daughter Lisa in middle school and high school, and have fond memories of their group of friends. God be with you all in this time of grief.
Our deepest sympathies to all of you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We are so sorry to hear of Aaron’s passing.
Aaron was a wonderful human being! He was an amazing attorney and so kind, not the usual kind of attorneys. He became a friend and helped me through such a tough process. A true loss to the society. Hope to see you on the other side my friend! My prayers and condolences to his family !
Our deepest sympathy for all of Aaron’s family. It has been my pleasure to have known Aaron since he was a freshman in high school and he was a very caring and kind young man. I am confident he was a loving son, brother, husband, and father. I am sure he was the kind of attorney who would make any client feel important in tough times. Aaron has left us all with great memories and a legacy of love from which we all benefit.
Sending love and saying prayers for your entire family. We know you and your family through Steve and Terri. Steve smiled when he talked of all of you, even in the most difficult times. What a strong family you have! Our deepest sympathies to you in the days ahead. Love Lisa and Jim
I am so very sorry to hear of Aaron’s passing and my deepest sympathy to his wife, daughters and family. I had many cases with Aaron on the other side and although matters would get contentious, he was a man of integrity who treated everyone with respect, carried a smile and had a sense of humor which was always appreciated. He was a pleasure to work with and he will be greatly missed.
He was such a wonderful person, and caring to everyone. May God wrap his arms your family and carry you through your journey.
My heart breaks this week learning of the loss for the Wegner family and the passing of Aaron. Aaron was such an amazing person and my best friend growing up. I’ll always remember and cherish the friendship, humor, and great times we had together.
The pain he has suffered these recent years is now over and he is now in a place where grace and peace abounds eternally. May the Lord comfort the extended Wegner family and all those that loved Aaron.
My deepest sympathies as you celebrate Aaron’s life, a life that was taken too soon by colon cancer. I will always fondly remember the Carin’ for Aaron team at the Boxer 500 and their support of the Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force. A lasting and impactful memory and a tribute to the love that surrounded him in his cancer journey and throughout his life. #cancersucks
My deepest condolences to Aaron’s family and friends on the loss of this wonderful young man. He was honored as Boss if the Year a few years ago by the paralegal association OLPA. The love in that room was obvious. We’ve lost one of the truly good guys in the field of law. May he continue to be a positive example for all young lawyers.
Brook , we watched your love story . We watched as your beautiful children have come. We know your special angel will be with you all always! May God continue to watch over you and the children, He will give you strength to get through this new norm. Love you all , John and Muffin your Albuquerque Menicucci’s
Deep sympathies. Thinking of you and your family.
We are so incredibly sad to hear of Aaron’s passing. I’m so sorry I wasn’t able to attend the service today. Please know we thinking of all of you and are praying you feel the Lord’s loving arms wrapped around you.
Suzanne and I were so saddened to have learned of Aaron’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Brooke, their children, Aaron’s parents, Steve and Terri, and Aaron’s sister, Megan. We can’t begin to understand the grief and emptiness everyone must be feeling right now. It’s been over 20 years since we moved from Omaha, but I still fondly remember coaching Aaron at Omaha Suburban Baseball. From all we’ve read, Aaron grew into a fine man, husband, and father. You should all be very proud of him.
You don’t need to look any further than Aaron’s wonderful family and friends to see what an incredible person he was and the amazing legacy he created, which will have an impact for generations to come. We were both lucky enough to know Aaron since childhood, and we have a lot of great memories. One of the great things we remember is Aaron’s unlimited positive energy and how you couldn’t help but have fun while spending time with him. He was a truly awesome person and I know his family is exceptionally proud of him. Our deepest condolences to Brooke, the kids, Steve, Terri, Megan, and the rest of Aaron’s family and friends who love and miss him dearly.
. I met him when he came to Minnesota and he was a very kind person. I know he has wonderful friends that miss him dearly. He impacted others and others were impacted by him as well. Condolences to his children, his parents and his sister. He was a wonderful father and person.
I am unsure how I missed this sad news until reading the Creighton Lawyer Magazine Spring 2021 edition, today. I am so sorry for your family, understanding the pain as I, too, lost my little sister at the age of 39 to colon cancer. I hope his wife and children are prodding along with high hopes. I am sure he is watching over all of you with favor.
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