Aron Nance passed today, he hasn’t been active on this site for some time now but he was respected and loved by most all who knew him. Aron was a good heart and human being. An Air Force veteran, a musician, a car guy with a passion for Oldsmobiles and music. He loved to dance, LOVED the United States, his wife Judith and was always enthusiastic to contribute to the appreciation and preservation of Oldsmobiles in a very positive manner.. I sincerely don’t know of anyone in the circle who didn’t appreciate him.. Again, I’ll say that he had a good heart, and was a remarkable human being. Those who had the pleasure to know him will likely support my comments. Aron was most notably known here for his ‘68 flattop wagon in a Hurst motif named “Silver Bullet”. Rest easy Aron..

 

Sorry to hear about Aaron, he and his wife were the first people to welcome me in the NTOC. Condolences to his family and friends.

 

I did not know about Aron passing. I knew he was in hospice. He was a great guy. I will get a message out to the club.

 

I was notified by the club.

 

Thanks Heath

 

So sorry to hear this but thank you for sharing. Yes, I remember Aaron being active in the past and will always remember his wagon. It seems like we're all getting old faster than I'd care for.

 

Rest in peace Aron.

 

RIP Aron 🙏

 

At the house near White Rock Lake…I bought his Martin acoustic six string this day.. I had driven to Dallas to pick up wheel hoops from the chrome shop and called for an impromptu visit. I thought that they looked nice and snapped this picture.

 

By all accounts, a good guy. I'm sorry I missed him.

 

I'm very sorry to hear this terrible news. May he RIP.

 

My condolences. I enjoyed reading his articles in JWO.

 

Thanks for letting us know. It’s always sad hear the loss of a fellow Oldsmobile enthusiast, and he is definitely one that will be missed.

 

Thar's sad news. Only knew him from here on CO. Seemed like a decent guy willing to help others. My condolences to his family.

Pat