Aro The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Aro is one of the three leaders of the Volturi—the dominant coven of the vampire world. He is widely accepted as the overall leader of the Volturi, and shows the gift of tactile telepathy, which gives him the ability to read someone's thoughts and memories with a single touch.
People died in Aro (First 49 people) - Page 56
William Neal Reynolds
Businessman
Clarence Gaines
American basketball coach
Mary Maples Dunn
American historian
Ernie Shore
Baseball player
Jack Krol
American baseball manager
Jimmy DeHart
American football player
Aaron Shearer
American guitarist
Kenny Duckett
American football player
Bob Welborn
Race car driver
Allen Mandelbaum
American professor
Ken Lyons
Bass guitarist
Luther Burden
American basketball player
George M. Holmes
Legislator
Alvin Crowder
Baseball player
Robert E. Collin
Cinematographer
Fritz Mahler
Austrian conductor
Adelaide Fries
Scholar
Christian Garrison
American writer
Hattie M. Strong
Gerald Freedman
American theatre director
Penelope Niven
Author
Carl Tacy
Basketball coach
Israel G. Lash
Cartwright Carmichael
Athlete who plays basketball
Richard Erwin
Judge
Norman Adrian Wiggins
Don W. East
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Earline Parmon
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Larry W. Womble
Former North Carolina State Representative
Florence Wells Slater
American entomologist
Julie Robbins
Pornographic film actor
Harvey Cloyd Philpott
Former Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
Jim Broyhill
Linda Garrou
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Geza Gaspar
Special effects supervisor
Cornelia Deaderick Glenn
Former First Lady of North Carolina
Ivan Koloff
Canadian professional wrestler
Sammy Taylor
American professional baseball player
Ben Shields
Baseball player
Anthony B. Akers
American attorney
Juan Manuel Cajigal y Odoardo
Venezuelan mathematician
Elisha Mitchell
American geologist
Neal Watlington
American baseball player
Petro Doroshenko
Former Hetman of Zaporizhian Host
Emily Karlovna Stjernvall
Yuri II of Vladimir
Prince
Nikolai Alexandrovich Morozov
Russian revolutionary