We have an Adair Countian who will be participating in the Honor Flight on June 7, 2016. They will be re-enacting "Mail call." I am asking if your readers would consider writing a short note of thanks for his service. I would love to see him get lots of letters. He has a heart of gold and is a wonderful person. He fought in WW11.

If anyone would like to send a letter it can be mailed to:

Paul Sweet %Honor Flight
1510 Goshen Lane
Goshen, KY 40026

Thanks all letters will be greatly appreciated. --Gayle Harvey

Phil, You are my Doctor, my friends & Cuz! I'm praying for you and sending love and hugs your way. Thanks for all you have done for me and for being my friend. - Margaret Aaron Brown

Heavenly Father, I come to you on bended knee and ask you to bless Dr. Phil in whatever way is in your will. I pray that he does not have to suffer. I pray for peace and comfort for his family.

I was one of the first of many patients to see Dr. Phil when he came back to Adair Co. All four of my children were taken care of by Dr. Phil. He was always good to me and my children. Not just as a doctor but as a friend also.

Sincerely, - Pam Wethington

Dr Phil, our family is so very grateful to you for providing health care to us at any hour of the day - even to accepting phone calls at home after hours. The many visits to Betty Moss 's house at midnight when she was in so much pain from cancer. I remember you were so tired you fell asleep while waiting for her pain medicine to take effect. She said," Phil, Go upstairs & go to bed." That's how much she loved you & your family, as we all did. You have walked with us through so many illnesses, most recent being Bob's throat cancer & radiation. Ryan's illness after coming home from the Air Force. You saved both their lives. Thank You for caring, we love you & may God Bless, you will be healed one way or another.

Love & Prayers!!!
Bob & Reta Moss

My daughter graduated 2 years ago from LWC's nursing program. Early in her nursing studies there was a white coat ceremony. Dr. Aaron had bought all the coats for the nursing students. He was at the ceremony and spoke of the importance of nurses in the medical field. I appreciated his words and his generosity. --Judy Keltner

Dr Phil, you have been kind and become a good friend since our moving to Columbia 22 years ago. One special memory is when Sammy had to have surgery in Louisville. You looked all over the downtown area for Sammy's favorite candy bar just to make him feel better and was kind enough to feed me a meal in Norton's cafeteria. You have done so much good & many kind things for so many. It would be impossible to list them all. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family. Love Pam & Sammy King

I have been a patient of Dr. Phil Aaron for many many years and he has cared for the people of Adair county. I used to work at Casey school in the kitchen and I would see Dr Aaron pack in sacks of stuff for the kids of Adair county: snacks backpacks and what ever. He would come and read to the little ones before going to the office. I started out being a patient of his and was still going to him when he got so sick. I have been to his office when you could look at him and tell he did not feel like being there and could hardly walk across the floor. He is missed as a doctor and as a friend. There will never be another Dr Phil Aaron!!!!!!! --Pam Doss

My memory of Dr. Phil is not of his professional life, but his life as a father to his son Blake. I was teaching art at Colonel William Casey Elementary, and Blake was in either kindergarten, first, or second grade. That year his class had art at 8:00, and for that entire school year Dr. Phil came to art class with Blake. Dr. Phil never showed partiality toward his son, but did anything he could to help in class - from passing out supplies to watching the little ones, from our classroom doorway, as they went for a drink of water or went to the restroom. Helping them find their way back to our door. He would walk around the room giving words of praise and encouragement to the students as they worked on their projects. They all loved him that year. The smiles on their happy faces as he helped was evident. Through the years I have often thought of the fatherly love he showed to all of that class, not just to his son. Thank you Dr. Phil. --Linda Lewis

I want to say that Dr Phil Aaron was ALWAYS so wonderful to my Mama (Mary Lee Taylor) and wonderful to me! He was the kind of man and Doctor that truly went above and beyond the call of duty! Our family will forever love him!!! Praying for God's will to be done in his life!!! God is faithful and is our ONLY hope!! - Nicole Taylor Rickard

Prayers. Hope he gets well soon and thank you, Dr. Aaron, for begin a great doctor and helping me when i had no other in my time of need. - Gail Power

Ever hold the child
for times will come when grown-up
is beyond your touch.

We can't bring back the past but we should show it more respect.