Aaron was the son of Cathy Carr and Steve Szabo. He enjoyed family, fitness, music, and playing the guitar. He was an accomplished high school athlete and was twice a state qualifier in wrestling at Eastwood High School where he graduated in 2002. He was attending classes at Owen's Community College with the goal of becoming a Social Worker. A resident of Perrysburg, OH, he was currently working full time at Prime Wood Craft at Best Buy in Findlay, OH.
Aaron had an interest in marine biology, was a certified scuba diver, and never missed a "Shark Week." Aaron's unique combination of fierce loyalty and light-hearted humor will be most missed.
He was active in opioid recovery efforts and had the willingness to help others overcome addiction. He created a safe and judgment-free place for recovering addicts by starting the first Heroin Anonymous meeting in Bowling Green, OH.
Left to cherish Aaron's memory were his children, Rocky and Gabe Sabo; parents, Cathy (Mike) Carr and Steve (Kathleen) Szabo; brothers, Dustin (Natalie) Sabo and Ryan (Allie) Sabo; nieces, Raegan and Sydney Sabo; nephew, Jack Sabo; grandparents Alliene Sabo and Jean Carr; many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Preceding Aaron in death were grandparents, Ernest Sabo, Carol "Kay" and Paul Blattner.
Visitation was held on November 18th at Witzler-Shank Funeral Home, Perrysburg. His Celebration of Life was held the following morning at the funeral home, with Graveside Services following at New Belleville Cemetery.
Aaron had an interest in marine biology, was a certified scuba diver, and never missed a "Shark Week." Aaron's unique combination of fierce loyalty and light-hearted humor will be most missed.
He was active in opioid recovery efforts and had the willingness to help others overcome addiction. He created a safe and judgment-free place for recovering addicts by starting the first Heroin Anonymous meeting in Bowling Green, OH.
Left to cherish Aaron's memory were his children, Rocky and Gabe Sabo; parents, Cathy (Mike) Carr and Steve (Kathleen) Szabo; brothers, Dustin (Natalie) Sabo and Ryan (Allie) Sabo; nieces, Raegan and Sydney Sabo; nephew, Jack Sabo; grandparents Alliene Sabo and Jean Carr; many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Preceding Aaron in death were grandparents, Ernest Sabo, Carol "Kay" and Paul Blattner.
Visitation was held on November 18th at Witzler-Shank Funeral Home, Perrysburg. His Celebration of Life was held the following morning at the funeral home, with Graveside Services following at New Belleville Cemetery.
Aaron was the son of Cathy Carr and Steve Szabo. He enjoyed family, fitness, music, and playing the guitar. He was an accomplished high school athlete and was twice a state qualifier in wrestling at Eastwood High School where he graduated in 2002. He was attending classes at Owen's Community College with the goal of becoming a Social Worker. A resident of Perrysburg, OH, he was currently working full time at Prime Wood Craft at Best Buy in Findlay, OH.
Aaron had an interest in marine biology, was a certified scuba diver, and never missed a "Shark Week." Aaron's unique combination of fierce loyalty and light-hearted humor will be most missed.
He was active in opioid recovery efforts and had the willingness to help others overcome addiction. He created a safe and judgment-free place for recovering addicts by starting the first Heroin Anonymous meeting in Bowling Green, OH.
Left to cherish Aaron's memory were his children, Rocky and Gabe Sabo; parents, Cathy (Mike) Carr and Steve (Kathleen) Szabo; brothers, Dustin (Natalie) Sabo and Ryan (Allie) Sabo; nieces, Raegan and Sydney Sabo; nephew, Jack Sabo; grandparents Alliene Sabo and Jean Carr; many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Preceding Aaron in death were grandparents, Ernest Sabo, Carol "Kay" and Paul Blattner.
Visitation was held on November 18th at Witzler-Shank Funeral Home, Perrysburg. His Celebration of Life was held the following morning at the funeral home, with Graveside Services following at New Belleville Cemetery.
Aaron had an interest in marine biology, was a certified scuba diver, and never missed a "Shark Week." Aaron's unique combination of fierce loyalty and light-hearted humor will be most missed.
He was active in opioid recovery efforts and had the willingness to help others overcome addiction. He created a safe and judgment-free place for recovering addicts by starting the first Heroin Anonymous meeting in Bowling Green, OH.
Left to cherish Aaron's memory were his children, Rocky and Gabe Sabo; parents, Cathy (Mike) Carr and Steve (Kathleen) Szabo; brothers, Dustin (Natalie) Sabo and Ryan (Allie) Sabo; nieces, Raegan and Sydney Sabo; nephew, Jack Sabo; grandparents Alliene Sabo and Jean Carr; many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Preceding Aaron in death were grandparents, Ernest Sabo, Carol "Kay" and Paul Blattner.
Visitation was held on November 18th at Witzler-Shank Funeral Home, Perrysburg. His Celebration of Life was held the following morning at the funeral home, with Graveside Services following at New Belleville Cemetery.
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