Paul Johnson, Uncle

Even as a little boy Aaron was interested in many things.  He was a question person.  He asked about everything.  He wanted to know why things were the way they were.  I remember watching shows with Aaron, and instead of being able to focus on the show I would be answering questions he was asking.  He wanted things explained to him.  When he was with you he wanted to know the reasons you were doing things.  His thirst for finding things out seemed unquenchable.  Part of this incessant questioning helped Aaron figure people out.  It is one reason he is so good with people.  He studied them, and he learned.

He is still interested in so much, and is still learning, but the important--the big things he doesn’t need to ask about anymore.  He doesn’t question God.  He doesn’t wonder how the family fits into the plan.  He doesn’t question whether keeping his covenants are important.  He knows the answers to the most important questions and now instead of him asking all the questions he is showing people the answers to the core questions of life by the way he lives.

Uncle Paul