In Loving Memory of Aaron Paul Webber

Aaron Paul Webber, age 47, of Branson, Missouri was called home to the embrace of our Heavenly Father on October 20, 2026.

Born on December 14, 1978 in Branson, Missouri to Steve and Robin Webber, Aaron grew up alongside his brothers, Nathan and Drew, and his sister, Carrie. He graduated from Branson High School in 1997, amidst a community he would remain part of for the rest of his life.

Aaron’s path crossed with Jennifer Justice as elementary school friends, marking the beginning of their life together. They married on November 6, 1999, starting a journey of love, faith, and countless family memories. For nearly 27 years, Aaron served and celebrated his wife with grace and steadfastness. His love was not simply spoken, it was demonstrated daily through thoughtful gestures, quiet acts of service, and unwavering dependability.

Aaron’s greatest earthly joy was being a father to their four children: Justice Pryce, 25; Avery Jane, 22; and twins Reiss Erickson and Rhory McCombs, 17. He loved his children fiercely and took great pride in watching them grow. More than a provider, he was a teacher, a helper, an encourager, and a constant presence in their lives.

Aaron was always ready to tackle a project, whether something needed to be built, repaired, or figured out. Rather than keeping his knowledge to himself, Aaron brought his children alongside him. Far more valuable than a finished project, he equipped them with skills, confidence, treasured time together, and memories they will carry for the rest of their lives. The work Aaron did with his hands will wear with time, but the lessons instilled in his children will endure for generations.

Together, the Webber family cherished Sundays on Table Rock Lake, home improvement projects, and countless sporting events. Aaron found joy in time spent with family, understanding that a meaningful life was built in the ordinary moments of showing up and loving the people God had entrusted to him.

Throughout his career, Aaron worked in supply chain and warehouse management across multiple settings, including $1 Shops, Kanakuk Ministries, and Silver Dollar City. In each role, he contributed his practical wisdom, problem-solving abilities, and willingness to work hard and serve others.

Above all, Aaron lived a fruitful life on earth with his gaze fixed on eternity. A faithful follower of Jesus Christ, his life was marked by patience, peace, and devotion. His faith was the foundation of his life, and the hope of Heaven was the promise he held close. His hands may be still, but the things he built, the lessons he taught, and the love he gave will live on in all who knew him. Aaron’s family finds comfort in his legacy, holding fast to the assurance of being together again, united in Christ.

A memorial service celebrating the life of Aaron Paul Webber will be held on October 24, 2026 at 2:30 pm at Fellowship at Cross Creek in Branson, Missouri.

Though our hearts grieve his absence, we rejoice in the power of the Gospel, and in the promise that Aaron has been welcomed home. He has fought the good fight. He has finished the race. He has kept the faith (2 Timothy 4:7).