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ARON AVRAM

Submitted by Thomas Brammer

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Published in the Alameda Times-Star on 11/15/2003

ARON AVRAM Of Castro Valley, born in San Francisco, on Nov. 18, 1959, 
age 43. Passed away Nov. 12th at home, from natural causes, surrounded 
by family and friends. Aron was the soul mate, best friend, and loving 
husband of Emily Canete Cuyos Avram. They shared 22 wonderful years 
together. Half their life time. Aron was the loving son of Dina Avram and the 
late Milo Avram. He was a wonderful, loving, caring, and generous father to 
Christopher Michael Guillory. Aron was the loving brother of Morris Avram 
and the late Joey S. Avram. The loving uncle of numerous nephews and 
nieces. His nephews fondly called him Unc. Aron worked with the Safeway 
Corporation for over 25 years. Aron lived a wonderful too brief of a life. An 
avid 49er and Giants fan. He loved to golf. In May of 1998 we were lucky 
enough to purchase a small condo in the heart of Carmel. Where he enjoyed 
golfing at numerous places. Aron was fortunate to go on quite a few cruises. 
He never failed to join the Ping Pong competitions. He won quite a few medals, 
and would wear them around his neck for the remainder of the cruise. 
Everyday he would like to remind everyone of his winnings. He would start 
off that he played 5, 10 people. By the end of the cruise it escalated to 
hundreds of people. All in fun with plenty of exaggeration. Aron was very fond 
of musicals. When Les Miserables or Rent was in town we always went to see it. 
He loved animals, especially dogs. We adopted a Rat Terrier, Sparky, from a 
rescue last year in April. There was not a bad bone in your body, Aron. 
Words cannot express how much you will be missed. Services at the Chapel 
of the Chimes Memorial Park and Funeral Home, 32992 Mission Blvd, Hayward, 
510-471-3363 on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2:00 p.m. Memorial donations may be made 
to: CARE, Companion Animal Rescue Effort, P.O. Box 111474, Campbell, 
CA 95011-1474. 408-227-CARE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MEMORIAL PARK 
& FUNERAL HOME "SERVICE OF MARKED DISTINCTION" 510-471-3363