JORDAN AGUIAR

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• JORDAN, what can I say no words can say enough. You will be truly, truly missed, your smile, you sitting cross legged in class, you moving your eyebrow up and down to make us laugh, you putting your hands under your chin as you think deeply, and then when you were finished thinking you holding up one figure or snaping your finger saying "hey I got an idea". Your knowledge of dinosaurs was amazing, you were a walking, talking book on every facts about dinosaurs, you knew everything my dear. One of my favorite lines you would say is "Can I tell you a story," or "and you know what". I will miss your voice, smile, and your giggles. I am Blessed that I had the opportunity to have met you, to sit with you hear your dinosaur stories. Rest In Peace Angel Rest In Peace. Like the sing says GONE TOO SOON "Born to amuse, to inspire, to delight. Here one day Gone one night "Like a castle built upon a sandy beach gone too soon" - Posted by: Sonia (Educational Assistant) on: Jun 07, 2018

• I was on Jordan's school bus, it seems like forever ago. He always brightened our day to hear his incredibly descriptive stories that demonstrated such knowledge beyond his years! I am so sad for your loss! Please accept my heartfelt condolences for myself and all the people that knew him at school. So few years, but accept the fact that they were lived fully! - Posted by: Wes Mann (Bus E.A.) on: Jun 07, 2018

• I just want to say that I'm so sorry for your loss and that he was a great kid, there was never a moment that he never had something very cool to say so I'm sending you my deepest condolences. - Posted by: Carol (One of the Ea's at jis school from last year) on: Jun 07, 2018

• We are so sorry for your loss, When I first meet Jordan he was smart and full of cool stories, I thought man this guy is so smart. I would always see him and mom walking to and from school, they would always be holding hands, I know he loved his parents dearly, and everyone will miss him and his smile. - Posted by: tracy tobias (friend) on: Jun 06, 2018

• So sorry for your loss. Our deepest condolences to Corrine and the entire family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sylvia and Grace Hourie - Posted by: Sylvia Hourie (extended relative) on: Jun 05, 2018

• He loved life to the fullest, and his stories told it all. Sitting around the campfire he would ramble on about everything, he was a joy, he will be sadly missed. Our hearts are with Corrine and Joao, Brian, Janice and Ashley. - Posted by: Karon Hourie and Ron Kelly (Aunt and Uncle) on: Jun 05, 2018

• I had the pleasure of working with Jordan when he was in grade 4 and then again when he was in grade 6. He was a delightful boy with so many stories to tell. All of the sudden you would see a big group of kids and realize they were there listening to one of his many amazing stories. He had one of the biggest smiles, all you had to do was look at him and you soon would be smiling too, one could not help themselves. He will be missed and thought of often. My prayers go out to his family especially his Grandma who he spoke so kindly of. - Posted by: Cheryl Yarish (EA from Robertson School) on: Jun 05, 2018

• May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. Our most sincere condolences. - Posted by: Christian, Greg & Natalia Wurmlinger ((Son went to school with Jordan)) on: Jun 05, 2018

• I only knew Jordan for a few months, and then only for short bursts of time, but in that all too short time I cane to know him as “The Little Professor.” He always had a great story to tell, with an ever-present smile on his face. He is missed. - Posted by: Syd Korsunsky (Teacher mentor) on: Jun 05, 2018

• Our deepest Sympathy our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Payton, Carla and Clint Wilding - Posted by: Carla Wilding (Son went to school with Jordan ) on: Jun 05, 2018