Photo Josh's father took of WTC in 1972
Narrative written by Josh's father about the World Trade Center construction photo.
Photo of Josh on vacation
Photo of Josh as a young boy
Josh and wife, Rachel out to dinner
Josh enjoying of of his passions; mountain biking
Josh on vacation
Josh on vacation in Venice, Italy
Josh and family, one of the last photos of Josh
Josh and his family on vacation
Josh and Rachel on a bench
Joshua and his sister, Dana, at his wedding
Josh and Rachel with his parents at their wedding.
Josh at his wedding
Josh and Rachel with family at their wedding
Josh with his father, Barry Aron.
Josh with Cantor friends at his wedding (all perished in the attacks)
Josh as an infant being held by his father.
Josh with his sister, mother, and father at his graduation
Josh at graduation with his father
Josh with his father at his graduation
Josh and Rachel
Josh having dinner with his wife, Rachel.
Josh with his wife, Rachel
Josh with his wife, Rachel, having dinner.
Josh is with his wife, Rachel, at a birthday celebration.
Josh and his wife, Rachel, getting ready for a night out.
Josh and Rachel's formal wedding portrait
Josh and Rachel showing their marriage certificate
Josh and his wife, Rachel at their wedding
Josh's high school portrait
Josh standing with a childhood friend.
Portrait of Josh as a young boy
Josh standing with a friend at graduation
Josh as a teen on the ski slopes.
Josh while downhill skiing.
School portrait of Josh
Photo of Josh
Josh while mountain biking
Three generations of Aron men
School Photo of Josh
School photo of Josh
Tree in memory of Joshua Aron
Joshua Aron Memorial Tree
Queen Elizabeth II September 11 Memorial Garden
Conseleya 9/11 Memorial
Dewitt 9/11 Memorial
Montclair State University 9/11 Memorial
East Newark 9/11 Memorial
Fair Haven 9/11 Memorial
Freehold Township 9/11 Living Memorial Tree Grove
New York Times Portraits of Grief
After 24 years with the telephone company, Jack Charles Aron found himself with a few months off between jobs and was never happier. Staying at home meant he could spend all day taking care of his son, Timothy, which was especially important for Mr. Aron because his own childhood had been very unhappy.
It was also important because he and his wife had been forced to wait years before having their son.
More recently, Mr. Aron, 52, worked in information technology at Marsh & McLennan, leaving before dawn and traveling by car, train and ferry so he could be home in Bergenfield, N.J., in time to coach his son's Little League and basketball games.
Although he was often so dour at home that his wife Evelyn referred to him as "Mr. Grumpy," he was very easygoing on the ballfield or the court, she said.
Four years ago, the couple bought some land in the Philippines, where Mrs. Aron is from, and developed a salt farm. They called it Jet Farm (using the first letters of Jack, Evelyn and Timothy), and Mr. Aron told people he might like to live there after he retired.
The investment earned Mr. Aron a new nickname at work: Jack Aron the Salt Baron.
Just want Joshua's family to
Just want Joshua's family to know I wear a WTC bracelet with his name on it every 9/11. I will not forget him. Love reading about him, he sounds like a wonderful man.
Posted by Sue Ann Soll
9/11 Remembrance Project
I'm a junior in high school and my class is doing a 9/11 remembrance project. We all had to draw the name of one of the people that passed on that horrible day. We did a lot of research and learned more about our person. I learned so much about Joshua and I truly believe he was a great person based on what I have found. I hope all the friends and family of not only Josh but of all the people that passed that day are doing well today. I wish you all nothing but the best and I hope you always know we will never forget.
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