He became co-owner of his family's business, Levine's, before opening his own factory, Aaron Coat Corp. He loved time spent with family; playing golf and, later in life, working at Fairchild Wheeler (where it never rained on the golf course); watching the New York Giants (he'd regret that his funeral will be held in the middle of this Sunday's game); and sitting in his recliner or sofa while doing crosswords.
Al was a sweet soul, a gentle presence and a hard worker—he would have worked to the end, if he could have. He was also a master of the art form that has come to be known as the "dad joke."
Allan was a loving husband for 52 years to Harriet Aaron and the proud father and grandfather. He was predeceased by his parents, Freida and Philip, and brothers Bill and Marvin.
Interment B'nai Israel Cemetery Of Fairfield.
Published in Connecticut Post on Oct. 5, 2019
Al was a sweet soul, a gentle presence and a hard worker—he would have worked to the end, if he could have. He was also a master of the art form that has come to be known as the "dad joke."
Allan was a loving husband for 52 years to Harriet Aaron and the proud father and grandfather. He was predeceased by his parents, Freida and Philip, and brothers Bill and Marvin.
Interment B'nai Israel Cemetery Of Fairfield.
Published in Connecticut Post on Oct. 5, 2019
He became co-owner of his family's business, Levine's, before opening his own factory, Aaron Coat Corp. He loved time spent with family; playing golf and, later in life, working at Fairchild Wheeler (where it never rained on the golf course); watching the New York Giants (he'd regret that his funeral will be held in the middle of this Sunday's game); and sitting in his recliner or sofa while doing crosswords.
Al was a sweet soul, a gentle presence and a hard worker—he would have worked to the end, if he could have. He was also a master of the art form that has come to be known as the "dad joke."
Allan was a loving husband for 52 years to Harriet Aaron and the proud father and grandfather. He was predeceased by his parents, Freida and Philip, and brothers Bill and Marvin.
Interment B'nai Israel Cemetery Of Fairfield.
Published in Connecticut Post on Oct. 5, 2019
Al was a sweet soul, a gentle presence and a hard worker—he would have worked to the end, if he could have. He was also a master of the art form that has come to be known as the "dad joke."
Allan was a loving husband for 52 years to Harriet Aaron and the proud father and grandfather. He was predeceased by his parents, Freida and Philip, and brothers Bill and Marvin.
Interment B'nai Israel Cemetery Of Fairfield.
Published in Connecticut Post on Oct. 5, 2019
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