Aaron's story

11/15/23

Good Morning, 

On behalf of RaJai and family, we would like to say thank you for all of the support and kind words and prayers that you all have blessed us with. It has been a month since Aaron has gone home even though it feels like yesterday. We still have a long road ahead of us and it is not going to be easy. Thanks to Aaron, he has made us stronger. To my brother RaJai, I am sorry you have to through this and I can see how much Aaron has changed your life in a positive way. Even though we didn’t make the final goal I would’ve like for you, I hope it is enough to help you stay on your feet and start your next journey. 

Thank you all

10/21/23

We sent Aaron home with a beautiful service. There were lots of family and friends there to support and share their stories of how Aaron and RaJai have influenced their lives. Although sad to see Aaron go, we have been blessed to have shared 14 years with him. He is no longer in pain nor having to fight cancer anymore. Now we will continue to live life like Aaron would like us to do. Let’s continue to share our stories and memories as well as continue to support his dad RaJai anyway we can. Please continue to share so we can help RaJai get back up on his feet. He has tough days ahead of him and support in any way would help. 

Thank you for all the love and support that you have given and shown. Just goes to show how Aaron and RaJai have made a positive mark on all of our lives. 

Bless

Morning,

we are unfortunately now planning for funeral services for Aaron. He went home on 10/14/23. Please continue to help spread the word for support for RaJai so he can give Aaron the proper celebration of life. As of now the service will be on 10/21/23 at 10:00am. If you would like to know the address, please reach out to me and I can get that for you. Now is the time more than ever to share the link.

Thank you

Hello everyone,

I am writing in search of help. My nephew Aaron Allen is a 14-year-old that has been battling cancer since January of this year. He has an aggressive osteosarcoma. Since January he has gone through chemo and radiation treatments at UCLA. He had to have one of his legs amputated unfortunately. He was almost finished with treatment and was in the works of being fitted for a prosthetic. Aaron was very excited and had plenty of hope. He wanted to write a book about his battle and journey with cancer as a teenager. He was in great pain in August and was taken back to UCLA where they did scans on him. The scans showed that the cancer had spread to his lungs, around his spine, and on his skull. He went in for emergency surgery to see if they could get anything off of his spine. It was a 50/50 chance for Aaron to get back the feeling into his good leg. Aaron still had hope! Unfortunately, he has not gotten any better and there is no further treatment that can cure or even slow down the cancer that has become even more aggressive. Aaron has been given a life expectancy of 3 to 4 months. He is currently at New Haven Congregate in Sun Valley California. His Dad Rajai Allen has been trying his hardest to help keep Aaron to stay positive. He has used up all his sick time, as well as his family leave and is worried he may lose his job and unable to keep up with his bills. I know it has been hard for Rajai being a single father. Aaron is supposed to have a wish reveal and gathering on 10/15/2023 at the facility in Sun Valley. I was informed this morning by his father Rajai that Aaron is not doing good. His oxygen level is not stable, and they have increased his medication to keep him comfortable. Please keep Aaron and his father Rajai in your prayers. I set up a go fund me for Aaron and his dad because I know his dad is going to need help with bills, and upcoming afterlife expenses. If you can help in any way, we would all greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for your time, prayers, and donations…..