He's a heroic human being IMO, and much wiser than his 47 years. I recommend reading through some of his blog to get a full picture of the fight he and his stro

He's a heroic human being IMO, and much wiser than his 47 years. I recommend reading through some of his blog to get a full picture of the fight he and his strong family has put up against ALS, but here's one of the better thoughts he shared: "I hope that my life stands testimony to the resilience of the human spirit, which cannot be killed, even when the mind is trapped in a body unable to lift a single finger in protest. And that even in a world that at times seems harsh and uncaring, that that same spirit grows ever stronger, vigilant against the injustices in the world, ever watchful for the joys it can bring to its fellow man, ever hungry for the simple pleasures to be found in life." http://aaronwinborn.com/blogs/aaron/letter-patient-recently-diagnosed-als http://aaronwinborn.com/blogs/aaron/letter-patient-recently-... He has helped to make the world a much better place in his short time, giving much more than he's taken. His presence will be missed greatly by me and the many others to whom he's been a mentor and inspiration.