Jacob Matthew Ahrens, 6, of Sheridan passed away on Friday, February 10, 2012 at his home surrounded by his family and friends.
Jacob was born October 15, 2005 in Victorville, California to Joshuea Ahrens and Amie Hasman. He was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer in December 2010. Jacob fought a GREAT fight, with courage and dignity. Just one month ago his last dying wish was to see his favorite hockey team the Colorado Avalanche. He got his wish granted and he got to spend a day with the team. They invited him to team practice, a private autograph session, and gave his family special seats for their January 10th game.
Jacob was an AMAZING little boy!! He brought a smile to everyone he met, love and laughter to their hearts. His time as an Angel here on earth was not long yet made a huge impression on everyone who knew of him. He liked wrestling, dirt bike riding, camping, fishing, Muttin Bustin, singing, dancing and playing with his friends. He attended Holy Name Preschool last year and kindergarten at Coffeen Elementary School this year. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
Jacob was born October 15, 2005 in Victorville, California to Joshuea Ahrens and Amie Hasman. He was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer in December 2010. Jacob fought a GREAT fight, with courage and dignity. Just one month ago his last dying wish was to see his favorite hockey team the Colorado Avalanche. He got his wish granted and he got to spend a day with the team. They invited him to team practice, a private autograph session, and gave his family special seats for their January 10th game.
Jacob was an AMAZING little boy!! He brought a smile to everyone he met, love and laughter to their hearts. His time as an Angel here on earth was not long yet made a huge impression on everyone who knew of him. He liked wrestling, dirt bike riding, camping, fishing, Muttin Bustin, singing, dancing and playing with his friends. He attended Holy Name Preschool last year and kindergarten at Coffeen Elementary School this year. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
Jacob Matthew Ahrens, 6, of Sheridan passed away on Friday, February 10, 2012 at his home surrounded by his family and friends.
Jacob was born October 15, 2005 in Victorville, California to Joshuea Ahrens and Amie Hasman. He was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer in December 2010. Jacob fought a GREAT fight, with courage and dignity. Just one month ago his last dying wish was to see his favorite hockey team the Colorado Avalanche. He got his wish granted and he got to spend a day with the team. They invited him to team practice, a private autograph session, and gave his family special seats for their January 10th game.
Jacob was an AMAZING little boy!! He brought a smile to everyone he met, love and laughter to their hearts. His time as an Angel here on earth was not long yet made a huge impression on everyone who knew of him. He liked wrestling, dirt bike riding, camping, fishing, Muttin Bustin, singing, dancing and playing with his friends. He attended Holy Name Preschool last year and kindergarten at Coffeen Elementary School this year. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
Jacob was born October 15, 2005 in Victorville, California to Joshuea Ahrens and Amie Hasman. He was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer in December 2010. Jacob fought a GREAT fight, with courage and dignity. Just one month ago his last dying wish was to see his favorite hockey team the Colorado Avalanche. He got his wish granted and he got to spend a day with the team. They invited him to team practice, a private autograph session, and gave his family special seats for their January 10th game.
Jacob was an AMAZING little boy!! He brought a smile to everyone he met, love and laughter to their hearts. His time as an Angel here on earth was not long yet made a huge impression on everyone who knew of him. He liked wrestling, dirt bike riding, camping, fishing, Muttin Bustin, singing, dancing and playing with his friends. He attended Holy Name Preschool last year and kindergarten at Coffeen Elementary School this year. He was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
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