I met Aaron in first year of University, and very quickly, I was introduced to this great Irish personality, so much so that I couldn’t reject the offer of living with him (and 3 other awesome people) the following year.

His sporty side was apparent from the very start, enjoying a variety of activities including running, playing football, going to the gym. Great memories running 16km down a scenic route near Lisburn, and picking up the art of weight training with him. He was also a conscientious worker, efficient throughout the year, and studies/grades were never a concern. A devout Christian and a cell group leader at the uni’s Christian Union, I am impressed with how he manages all these activities given the vigour of the medical school curriculum.

That does not make him a dull boy however, as evidenced by the loop-sided scoreline in a game of FIFA (in his favour), his efficient cooking techniques, his frape exchanges with Christian (sorry bro, I think Aaron is the winner hahaha) and his active participation in social activities. Not those types where people drink, go crazy and forget the night, but those with small groups of good friends, equally crazy, forging great memories.

I met Naomi a few times when she came over to visit Aaron, and my first impression was that they make a fine couple (see, that one below, isn’t that sweet?)

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