Aaron Knapmeyer

Aaron Christopher Knapmeyer, 47, of Florence, KY passed away at home on November 13, 2024. Growing up, Aaron loved playing baseball and it followed him into his adult life as a passion to watch, as well as many other sports. Aaron proudly accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. He grew in Christianity due to Pastor Mark Kinman and attending his services at Faith Church in Erlanger, KY. Aaron proudly attended Thomas Moore University in Crestview Hills, KY. He was waiting to complete his final class, earning him the Bachelor of Arts Degree he worked for.

Aaron is survived by his mother: Debbie Keller, step-father: Gene Keller, brother: Jason Knapmeyer, half-sisters: Christy Drugge (Mats), Robin Knapmeyer, Nicky Feather, Sunny Knapmeyer, nephews: Zach Vagedes, Nick Vagedes, Uncle: Chuck Knapmeyer (Cheryl) and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Aaron leaves behind his love and companionship for Buddy, family pet. Aaron was preceded by his father: Donald C. Knapmeyer, grandfather: Milford Arlie Meece, grandmother: Joanna Meece, grandfather: Charles Knapmeyer, grandmother: Elizabeth Knapmeyer, half-brother: Donnie Knapmeyer.

Services will be held privately by the family. Memorial contributions can be made in Aaron’s name to Faith Church (3830 Narrows Rd. Erlanger, KY 41018) Online condolences can be left at www.LinnemannFuneralHomes.com

My little boy

Went outside today.

A baseball held tightly

In his hand to play.

I called to him,

Aaron be careful, have fun.

He turned to me and smiled.

He said my friends are waiting,

Mommy, I’ll be safe,

Don’t worry about me.

Many years passed by

Too quickly

Today when he left me, my

Sweet little boy was a grown man.

I didn’t get to say good-bye,

No hugs, no kisses, no smiles,

No holding his hand in mine.

There are only tears for me this time.

In my sorrow

I heard the sweet voice of Jesus say,

I have your child Aaron with

In Heaven today

My perfect plan to bring him home to stay.

So don’t worry Mommy

He is safe with me

I am his Savior and Best Friend.

He will never be alone.

You will see him smile again

When he holds you in his arms for Eternity.