Aaron Avery was walking home from SoFi Stadium after volunteering to help with the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2026. Tragically, he was struck by a driver under the influence who was speeding, leaving Aaron in critical condition with multiple injuries. The most serious injury was trauma to his brain, and he was placed on life support while doctors conducted further examinations. The next day, Aaron was pronounced to have transitioned, leaving his family and friends devastated by the sudden loss.
Aaron was a caring and dedicated son who loved helping his community. His involvement with the World Cup was a source of pride for him and his family. The unexpected tragedy has left his loved ones facing significant end-of-life expenses, medical bills, and funeral costs. We are reaching out to the community for support during this difficult time, hoping to ease the financial burden and honor Aaron's memory.
We would like to thank in advance those who can contribute, and for those who cannot, we appreciate your well wishes and gratitude. Please share the link to help spread the word and support Aaron's family as they navigate this heartbreaking loss.
Aaron was a caring and dedicated son who loved helping his community. His involvement with the World Cup was a source of pride for him and his family. The unexpected tragedy has left his loved ones facing significant end-of-life expenses, medical bills, and funeral costs. We are reaching out to the community for support during this difficult time, hoping to ease the financial burden and honor Aaron's memory.
We would like to thank in advance those who can contribute, and for those who cannot, we appreciate your well wishes and gratitude. Please share the link to help spread the word and support Aaron's family as they navigate this heartbreaking loss.




