Aaron Douglas Tadday Photo

Aaron Douglas Tadday passed away in his sleep unexpectedly on April 11, 2026, at the young age of 56, at his family home in San Carlos, California. He graduated from St. Charles Catholic Elementary School in San Carlos and then went onto Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo for one year. Aaron then decided to finish his high school years at Sequoia High School where he graduated and was part of the class of 1988. After high school he attended Foothill Community College in Los Altos before transferring to San Jose State University in San Jose.

Aaron brought so much life to others with his joyful nature and huge personality. Many remember Aaron for playing local sports as a youth and young adult, for being the life of the party, and for his great love for all Bay Area professional teams (Forty-Niners, Giants, and Warriors!). There wasn’t an NFL, MLB, or NBA game he missed or a player he didn’t know all about to hold lengthy conversations about.

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