Aron S. Hawks

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	Angie Johnson wrote on Mar 21, 2009 5:43 PM: " I love you "cuz". Even though we lived miles apart, you entered my thoughts often. I will always treasure our childhood memories together. Always in my heart. Cousin Angie from Mountain City, TN " Dave Joanne Stosic wrote on Mar 22, 2009 8:28 PM: " Nicole, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that both you & your family are in our prayers. " Alli Phipps wrote on Mar 23, 2009 3:10 PM: " I only knew Aron briefly from the time he went to Oxford Intermediate school back in the late eighties with me. I had no idea he was still in the area, just one of those people you know for a short time but never forgot. I think it was the redhair and the same birthday as Elvis that I always remembered him for. " Jeffrey wrote on Mar 24, 2009 11:52 PM: " Aron was a kind man. He was also the funniest person I ever met. We all admired his toughness and raw physical ability. He will forever be missed. I Love you Flipper. " Mark Hartz wrote on Mar 24, 2009 11:55 PM: " Aron and I spent a lof of time together in our younger years, and I feel bad that after I moved away I never got a chance to reconnect with him. I always thought I'd get around to calling him. It's only now that I realize it's too late. "	Tragic ending for missing man Body of Cecilton man found along C&D Canal By Jane Bellmyer jbellmyer@cecilwhig.com Published: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 5:06 AM CDT The body of a missing Cecilton man has been sent to the Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy after being found Tuesday afternoon along the C&D Canal. The call came around 4:30 p.m. “911 received a call about a possible deceased person in the bed of a pickup truck,” said Lt. Bernard Chiominto, spokesman for the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office.That call came from Jonathan Snyder of Rising Sun. He and his friend Ryan Ferguson from Chesapeake City were riding four-wheelers along the levee.
		“We saw the legs … didn’t know what it was at first,” he said. The pair got closer and saw a truck covered in mud with the driver’s side door open. “We tried yelling at him, we revved our four-wheelers and we screamed,” Snyder said. “He wasn’t moving.” Snyder said Ferguson got close enough to realize the man wasn’t breathing. He rode to the fire house to notify police. Chiominto said Tuesday evening the man had been missing for two days.
	Pam wrote on Mar 25, 2009 10:36 AM: " Aron was my nephew, and while such a tragic loss I hope you are at peace now Bud. You left behind many broken hearts and souls to mend, hopefully time will do this. May you rest in peace now in the comfort of your grandparens arms again. Your Aunt Pam " Chad wrote on Mar 25, 2009 7:22 PM: " Knowing Aron all my life and what a great father he was and the way he loved his kids I hope knowbody has the wrong thoughts about this. Hopefully they'll figure this out down at the police station. "	“His wife had come in and reported him missing,” he said. “He was last seen March 15 by a family member.” Chiominto declined to identify the man. He did say the man matched the description of the person missing from Cecilton. “Right now it appears he is our missing person,” he said. With the investigation still developing, police could provide few other details. “We have not determined a cause of death,” he said. Chiominto said more information could be available today.
	1816W5th wrote on Mar 25, 2009 7:28 PM: " Aron... rest in peace brother...God knows you deserve it. I am happy to know that you are in a better place. -John " John wrote on Mar 26, 2009 10:25 AM: " Aron was one of my best friends, he always a fun person to be around and would do anything for you. I will miss him. " joyce s johnson wrote on Mar 26, 2009 4:02 PM: " Aron-i hope you have found peace and that GOD has you in his comforting hands. You will be missed by your family& friends but not forgotten every day there will be a beautiful memory to remember. The pain & sorrow of the ones you left behind will be softened by your love for them& the memories & you will always be with them in their hearts. i love you & may GOD bless your family.aunt joyce atkins,va.	Aron S. Hawks Published: Thursday, March 19, 2009 5:06 AM CDT Aron Scott Hawks, age 35, of Cecilton, MD, died Tuesday, March 17, 2009. Born on January 13, 1974, in Elkton, MD, he was the son of Gary Hawks, Oxford, PA, and Sarah Engelson Hawks, Newark, DE. Mr. Hawks was a groomer with Dog Works. He loved nature and enjoyed fishing, gardening, being outdoors and camping. He was a Friend of Bill W. In addition to his parents, survivors include his wife, Nicole Quarto Hawks; children, Aron Scott “Ash” Hawks, Jr., and Ava Solen Hawks, both at home; maternal grandfather, Irwin Engelson, Elkton, MD; aunts, Dee-Dee Beldyk and Lyn Limpert; and many cousins.
	MJ wrote on Mar 27, 2009 4:55 AM: " - gone but not forgotten. I have know Aron for some time now and he always made me laugh. May he rest in peace, and in my prayers, and share those laughs with God now. " Leon wrote on Mar 27, 2009 7:19 AM: " It's so sad to hear about Aaron - we went to school together, and played football together - he was always a good friend. "	Funeral service will be held 2 p.m., Friday, March 20, 2009, at Hicks Home for Funerals, 103 W. Stockton St., Elkton, MD 21921, with visitation beginning at 1 p.m. Private interment will be in Gilpin Manor Memorial Park, Elkton. Foul play not suspected in man’s death Cecilton man’s body found near C&D Canal on Tuesday By Jane Bellmyer jbellmyer@cecilwhig.com Published: Thursday, March 19, 2009 5:06 AM CDT
	Fred Beach wrote on Mar 28, 2009 12:14 PM: " I still cant believe it. Aaron was a great guy, always could make you smile and would do anything for you. Friends since the long red hair back in 5th grade. You will be missed buddy " Jen wrote on Mar 29, 2009 10:27 AM: " My heart goes out to Aron's family and friends. Aron was a good guy and is at peace with God. I pray his family gets the anwers they need. "	Foul play is not suspected in the death of 35-year-old Aron Hawks of Cecilton. Hawks’ body was found Tuesday afternoon in the bed of a mud-covered pickup truck parked along the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Lt. Bernard Chiominto, spokesman for the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office, said investigators are still waiting for toxicology results from an autopsy performed at the Office of the Maryland State Medical Examiner. “But there was no trauma to the body … no signs of foul play,” he said. According to Chiominto, investigators suspect being outside may have contributed to the man’s death. “His body core temperature was below normal … he was muddy and wet. He may have fallen in the mud,”
		Chiominto said.Jonathan Snyder and Ryan Ferguson discovered Hawks’ body in the back of the truck just before 4:30 p.m. The pair were riding four-wheelers along the levee when they came upon the truck. Its driver’s side door was open. Snyder said after they realized what they were seeing, they tried to get the man to respond. When that failed, they went to Chesapeake City Firehouse and called 911. Chiominto said police have still not received a report from the medical examiner to confirm the cause of death.
		Police rule out foul play in Chesapeake City death Exact cause still not knownBy Carl Hamiltoncahamilton@cecilwhig.comPublished: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 6:23 PM CDTA 35-year-old Cecilton man found dead last week along the C&D Canal in Chesapeake City was not a victim of foul play, according to the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office. “The autopsy results are back, and foul play has been ruled out,” Lt. Bernard Chiominto said Wednesday. “The medical examiner found no signs of trauma or any other injury consistent with (an assault).” Investigators had not determined what caused the death of Aron Hawks as of Wednesday.
		Chiominto said they are awaiting additional autopsy results that could answer that question. A toxicology screening should show what, if any, drugs, alcohol or other substances were in a person’s body at the time of death, he said. The test also could indicate if Hawks had any medical conditions, Chiominto said. Jonathan Snyder of Rising Sun and his friend, Ryan Ferguson of Chesapeake City, discovered Hawks’ body in the bed of a pickup truck parked in North Chesapeake City while they were riding four-wheelers on the levees along the canal at about 4:30 p.m. on March 17. The truck was covered in mud and the driver’s side door was open when the body was found. Hawks had been missing for two days. A family member last saw him on March 15, police said. Hawks’ wife had filed a missing person report, police added.
		Police rule out foul play in Chesapeake City death Exact cause still not known By Carl Hamilton cahamilton@cecilwhig.com Published: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 6:23 PM CDT Foul play is not suspected in the death of 35-year-old Aron Hawks of Cecilton. Hawks’ body was found Tuesday afternoon in the bed of a mud-covered pickup truck parked along the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Lt. Bernard Chiominto, spokesman for the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office, said investigators are still waiting for toxicology results from an autopsy performed at the Office of the Maryland State Medical Examiner.“But there was no trauma to the body … no signs of foul play,” he said.
		According to Chiominto, investigators suspect being outside may have contributed to the man’s death. “His body core temperature was below normal … he was muddy and wet. He may have fallen in the mud,” Chiominto said. Jonathan Snyder and Ryan Ferguson discovered Hawks’ body in the back of the truck just before 4:30 p.m. The pair were riding four-wheelers along the levee when they came upon the truck. Its driver’s side door was open. Snyder said after they realized what they were seeing, they tried to get the man to respond. When that failed, they went to Chesapeake City Firehouse and called 911. Chiominto said police have still not received a report from the medical examiner to confirm the cause of death.






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