October 29, 2004
Paul Returns to College Alma Mater

Paul was invited back to his college Alma Mater, Southwestern Assemblies of God University, as special musical guest to play for Homecoming festivities. Linda Robbins, the Chair of the Music department invited Paul to play for the Homecoming Alumni Chapel and for the Pre-Banquet Reception. Paul was especially honored to have this opportunity and found the students and Alumni very receptive to his music. He reflects on this experience by saying, "It was a great moment for me to stand up and play in front of so many generations of students and graduates....it was a high mark for me to be able to return to SAGU".
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September 8th, 2004
Paul plays National Anthem at Texas Rangers game

Early in 2004, Paul was honored to be invited by the Major League Baseball team, the Texas Rangers to play the National Anthem for a home game at Ameriquest Field in Arlington. Having played the National Anthem at numerous sporting events, festivals and outings, Paul was excited to be one of only a small number of instrumentalists invited to perform the Star Spangled Banner before the game during the tenure of the season. Paul had around 60 family and friends come out to support him and enjoy a beautiful evening at the Ballpark. While it was a midweek game, the final attendance count was 20,005, but as Paul stated, "I appreciate the strong show of support that family and friends gave by coming.....it validated the entire experience. It was a blast and I am very pleased with the outcome of the performance and evening."
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August 07, 2003
New Clarinet Album CD Dedicated to Aged Ministers Assistance

Paul Aaron, a graduate of Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) in Waxahachie, Texas, recently recorded a clarinet gospel album and has dedicated a portion of the sales to Aged Ministers Assistance. During the CD release concert at Bethel Temple in Fort Worth, Texas, on November 16, 2002, Paul Aaron presented an AMA check of $1,500 as seed of future sales to Ada Pickett from the North Texas District of the Assemblies of God. A plaque was presented to Dr. Reba and Rev. Ollen Sommerville in honor of her father, the late Rev. W.F. Mercer. 
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November 18th, 2002
KCBI FM 90.9 Played Selections From 'Tis So Sweet To Trust Last Sunday Morning To One Of Their Biggest Listening Audiences!

Just one day after our CD Release concert for the debut of "Tis So Sweet To Trust" Charlie Campbell, host of Sounds of Sunshine, one of the most popular radio shows on Sundays in the Dallas/Fort Worth market, aired 3 selections from the CD. KCBI staff had cleared the album for airplay and passed it on to Charlie. The album release was on Saturday evening, Nov. 16th, 2002, and on Sunday morning, Nov. 17th the music from Paul's first album was making history as it flowed out over the airwaves reaching close to 40,000 radios and their listeners. Charlie pledged to play the music in his rotation as his audience was very responsive to the new sounds coming from their radios! His show airs every Sunday morning from 6am to 8am. Email the station or call to request a selection from the CD!

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November 16, 2002
Recording Artist Dedicating CD to Williamson Family
El Campo Leader-News

Paul Aaron, a 1978 graduate of El Campo High School, has recently recorded a clarinet album, 'Tis So Sweet To Trust. While in high school, Aaron was very involved in the band and excelled in playing the clarinet. He reached TMEA (Texas Music Educator's Association) All Area three years in a row and placed a 1st Division rating at the TMEA State Solo and Ensemble.
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