Aaron Glenn Moses was born on a farm on a dirt road in rural Brooklyn, Michigan. He is the next to the youngest of seven siblings. Aaron's mother, Paula, is a stay at home mother and raised all seven children. His father, Ellis Dewitt, passed away in 1990. He was a farmer and a door to door salesman. Aaron's three great uncles were musical composers and artists. As a tenor vocalist and actor, Aaron has traveled the world, performing in headline shows on cruise ships worldwide and also performing his cabaret act "If I Sing." He has been featured on The Onion News in New York as well as TV and film roles in Los Angeles. Aaron has also appeared twice as a Guest Tenor with The South Carolina Philharmonic. He received a BA in Theatre from Coastal Carolina University and studied Meisner technique with William Alderson for two years at the William Alderson Acting Studio in Hollywood, CA.