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Aaron Monroe Harris, Jr. died October 24, 2015 at the age of 40 years 5 months 14 days. Funeral Services are scheduled for 2:00 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the General Assembly and Church of The First Born in Purcell.
Interment will follow at Lexington Cemetery under the care of
Wadley’s Funeral Service.
Aaron was born May 10, 1975 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Aaron Monroe and Doris Ann
(Simmons) Harris. He was raised mostly in Lexington. Aaron worked for many years
as a trim carpenter, but was a jack of all trades. He enjoyed fishing, video
games, OU and Dallas Cowboy Football. Aaron was a member of the General Assembly
and Church of the First Born.
Aaron is preceded in death by his sister, Rebekah Scott; grandparents, Mary
Luceal Skinner, Earl Simmons, Melvin Ray Harris, Zedna Ida Harris; aunts, Sharon
Rosengarten, Mary Simmons, Nora Bell Simmons, Wilma Faye Williams, Linda Harris;
uncles, Danny Skinner, Carl Harris; cousins, Lisa Sanders, Cody Simmons.
Survivors include his parents, Monroe and Doris Harris; sisters, Mialissia "MeMe" Patrick; Zedna "Ceal" Harris; nephews, Kelly Patrick Jr., Richard Aaron Patrick, Alex Evans, Angel Evans; aunts, Barbara Skinner, Rene Ivey, Martha Jones, Rhonda Fulton and husband, Gregg, Lenora Nichols and husband, Terry; uncle, Earl Simmons and many other relatives and friends.
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