On December 22, 2025, our beloved Patricia Ann Aaron, was called home to be with the Lord. Patricia Ann lived a life rooted in faith, devoted to Christ, and guided by the teachings of the Holy Bible.

Patricia Ann Aaron was born to the parentage of B.C. Houston and Emmarene Houston on January 1, 1955, in Moncks Corner, South Carolina.

She attended school in Berkeley County and graduated from Berkeley Stags High School in 1973. After graduating high school, Patricia Ann went on to receive her Certification in the Mental Health field and worked for the Coastal Mental Health Center in Charleston, SC. She traveled from state to state doing what she loved; later becoming a Medical Supervisor, Nursing Supervisor and working a few years as an Insurance Specialist.

Patricia Ann accepted Jesus Christ into her life at an early age. In 1979, she was baptized in Jesus Name and received the gift of the Holy Ghost. She loved the church and was excited about sharing the love and warmth of our savior, Jesus Christ with as many people as possible. Throughout her entire life, she held an unwavering faith in God, which she shared with those who surrounded her. She was a loyal servant to God, first and foremost whose favorite place to be was in the House of the Lord proclaiming the Gospel and "good news" of Jesus Christ. She decided to make Texas her home and became an active member of Worldwide Apostolic Church and later joined Fair Haven Apostolic Church in Dallas, TX where she was affectionately known as "Mother Aaron".

Mother Aaron was an extraordinary woman of deep faith and wisdom with an extremely welcoming spirit! She found joy in prayer, strength in scripture, and peace in the promises of eternal life. She shared her faith through kindness, compassion, and an unyielding trust in God's plan. She loved spending time with her family, mentoring younger ladies and she was an avid Bible reader.

She was preceded in death by her parents, B.C. and Emmarene Houston; and her brother, Eddie Benbow.

Mother Aaron is survived by many loving family members, including her devoted husband, Darrell Aaron; her middle sister, Delores
Washington; baby sister, Pandora Jackson; brothers, Arthur Roy Houston (Arlene) and George Houston; special nieces, Pamela Benbow
and Cassondra Gethers (DeMichael); along with a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, friends and her church family. Mother Aaron was loved by all that knew her. Her impact on the lives she touched will forever be remembered with fondness and gratitude. Now that she has passed into the arms of our Lord, we should remind ourselves that while this is the end of Mother Aaron's physical life on Earth, it's the beginning of an eternal and beautiful journey for her.

"See, I am sending an angel ahead of you to guard you along the way and to bring you to the place I have prepared." Exodus 23:20