Found Deceased TX - Aaron Balaban, 36, Iraq war veteran, League City, 10 Feb 2020 *PTSD*

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This is heart wrenching on every level.

Weather this turns out to be Aaron Balaban or not I'm so sorry for his families anguish. I'll say an extra prayer for his boys.

Thank you for serving our country, Sir. Wherever you are please know your heroics are so appreciated.
 
Police believe remains found in League City are those of missing veteran


Police believe remains found in League City are those of missing veteran

To Note:
•The League City Police Department received a call Monday morning about human remains found at a construction site near the 2100 block of Gun Range Road
•workers were clearing the land and found personal belongings, including a backpack.
•Upon close inspection, they located the remains about 100 yards north of the roadway in heavy vegetation
 
Human remains found believed to be of missing veteran last seen February 2020, League City PD says

On Monday, League City police said they are conducting a death investigation in the 2100 block of Gun Range Road, where the human remains were found.

The remains were found at a construction site, 100 yards north of the roadway in heavy vegetation. Workers who were clearing land in the area found personal belongings, including a backpack, along with the remains.

While the body has not been identified, authorities believe the remains are that of 36-year-old Aaron Balaban, who was reported missing in League City on Feb. 10, 2020. Balaban was said to have walked away from his parents' home at around 10:30 p.m., and had not been seen or heard from since.

"He just walked out of the door and didn't say anything," David White with EquuSearch said in a 2020 interview. "He took his phone and his billfold."
 
Body believed to be missing soldier found in wooded area in League City | khou.com

Balaban’s father told KHOU 11 News that it was clear his son did not want to be found and said it wasn’t surprising, considering his son’s military history.

League City Police are asking anyone with information about the case to call authorities.

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/state/texas/article252424538.html


Monday morning, construction workers found a body about 100 yards off a League City road in heavy vegetation, police said. Investigators believe the body belongs to Balaban.

Personal belongings and a backpack were also found at the scene, police said. The site is of a newly announced Amazon distribution center, according to the Galveston Daily News.

Forensic investigators are collecting evidence and the body will be taken to the Galveston County Medical Examiner’s Office.
 
Aaron Paul Balaban - Crowder Funeral Home
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Aaron Paul Balaban

June 11th, 1983 – June 28th, 2021

Aaron Paul Balaban passed away June 28th, 2021. He was born in Painesville, OH on June 11th, 1983 to Paul and Laura Balaban. Aaron resided in League City, TX and grew up in Madison, OH.

He is survived by his two precious boys Colby Nathan Balaban (15) and Parker Chad Balaban (13); parents Paul and Laura Balaban; sister Stephanie (Kevin) Albert; sister Renee (Jason) Ainbinder; maternal grandfather Charles Stephens; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and life long friends. He is proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents M. Robert and Carol Balaban; maternal grandmother Carolyn Stephens.

He graduated from Madison High School in 2002. Upon graduation he enlisted in the Army and served until 2007. SGT Aaron Balaban served in B Troop, 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division AA as a Calvary Scout where he served a combat tour to Iraq in support of OIF. Aaron was also a designated marksman. Upon completing his military service he received his Associates of Arts from San Jacinto College in Pasadena, TX.

He was one of many talents including woodworking, drawing, painting and writing poetry. He was also an avid outdoorsman who loved to fish, camp and hike. His drawings, paintings and poems will forever carry on his enthusiasm for life.

If you were blessed to know Aaron, you couldn’t help but fall in love with his bright blue eyes and inviting smile as he captivated any room with his charisma. He was an amazing and devoted father that loved his boys with all his heart. His tender, compassionate, generous and selfless soul who will be dearly missed by all who knew him.

He was a shining star who always managed to see a person’s light and never their darkness. He’s now resting in peace where his true light can shine.

A grave side ceremony will be held on Saturday, September 18, 2021 at 10am at Fairview Cemetery in League City, Texas. A Celebration of Life Service will follow the cemetery at American Legion Post 554, 1650 Hwy 3, League City, Texas 77573.

In lieu of flowers, you may send memorials to:

PTSD Foundation of America

PTSD Foundation of America

or

Texas Equu Search

Texas EquuSearch
 

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