Published on: August 9, 2020
by Women’s Brain Health Initiative:
It is with tremendous sadness that we mourn the loss of our Founding Board Member and dear friend Ken Aber, a beautiful soul, full of love, creativity, and generosity. Ken’s commitment to his craft was only surpassed by his passion for helping others recognize their true potential. We will miss his counsel, compassion, and insight.
Today you’re not where you were, but you will always be in our hearts.
Our deepest condolences to the family and to all those who Ken touched.
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