Eric L. Aldrich

I did not know Eric as well as a lot of the other staff but when I first met him, the first words ever said from him were "hey I know you". I replay that repeatedly in my head and being there for a short 3 years I truly did feel that I knew him. He was very stubborn, but he had an amazing heart. He showed so much love and care for all the staff and so much passion for the things he enjoyed. He had so many goals in life, to building his own house, buying himself a truck and of course the Yankees. The smile he gave every day would light up any room he was in. He was full of jokes and the one that I always had a laugh for was him taking me outside and putting me in the snowbank. The funny part was, was he hated the snow but he had no issue wanting to throw me out there anyway. ( in a good way). The jokes, the laughs, and the happy moments will last forever in my heart. Rest easy Eric Aldrich
Britnee ( Ruggles Road)

Oh Eric, I just loved your mischievous little self! Dressed to the nines in a shirt and tie, flirting with all the girls … fly high and be free, sweet Eric.

You will be missed, you are my buddy, fly high my friend love you

Where to begin, since the day you walked into wilton day hab and flashed me that contagious smile you had me. You and I have had quite a journey. Through all the ups and downs we still managed to smile and laugh together. The memories will be with me always, from dancing together, you serenading me , doing paperwork together and all our coffee dates. Rest now and be free of pain. Thank you for the wonderful times and choosing to share your life with me. Love you to the moon and back.