Birth date: Jul 27, 1981 Death date: Mar 17, 2026
Aaron Christopher Nance, 44, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on March 17, 2026. He was born on July 27, 1981, in Wichita, Kansas, to Keri Lynn (Nance) Orr. Aaron was a devoted father to his two children, Carter and Aubrie, and be Read Obituary
Wow, Yep, 2008. I was looking for a service manager. I was gifted to the most passionate interview possible. My man lit up with every word and question. We were to reopen Casa. What joy to have met this man named aarron he was a service manger image through and through. 2011 when I told Arron we had to close the doors again. Was traumatic, He diligently worked until every thing was complete with that same passion I first observed . Well, here is the deal . Every day we worked together the day started with the agenda. Why stop. So every day at 7 AM it has continued. We proceeded to send daily text messages over 5475 of them or more . That same passion came through with every text. God bless Arron his family and loved ones of whom there are many. As his passion grows through all he met and loved. It’s true all we are is dust in the wind. Sad to hear Taps play. I know Reveille is sounding for you my brother child of god. So I’m left only to say Bravo Zulu Arron nance. A job well done. Will carry on daily with you in mind gods peace.
Aaron was such a sweetheart, kind, loving, goofy and fun at times and serious and contemplative at others. He was one of our family's favorite friends, and we all have such good memories of trips he took with us, always adding to the hilarity, always helping out. He will be so missed! It's surreal to even think of this world without his presence in it -- he'll live on in our hearts always. Rest in Peace, dear guy - we love you still! Thank you for making a difference on this earth! ---
Judy Keefe and family
His laugh would bring a smile to anyone’s face. He was super protective of my kids, (his nieces and nephew). He would go to bat for anybody he loved. He was always the first one to check in on you when you needed it. The Jayhawks lost their number one fan but more importantly Carter and Aubrie lost a great dad.
The Jayhawks number 1 fan. March madness won’t be the same. I remember a pacing, number crunching super fan anticipating greatness from really, the only college basketball team in his eyes. Aaron’s laugh was static. Although stubborn in his ways, he loved hard. He loved his kids fiercely and would do anything for a friend. His mom was his entire world, he would love and protect her at all cost. Rest easy, jayhawk. Thank you for the memories. -Lisa FitzGerald
