Wesley Ray Aho

Wesley lived a remarkably dynamic and fruitful life. As the uncle of his daughter-in-law, Joyce, I only had the opportunity to meet him once, but it was immediately clear that his youthful and energetic mind belied his age. I was truly awed and inspired by how much life he was able to fit into his 95 years. To me, he was emblematic of the outdoor spirit of Northern Michigan and the cottage industries that helped shape the automotive field. While he took much with him, it pales in comparison...

On behalf of the family of Lynwood Barry and son Drake Barry, we extend our condolences to the family of Wesley Aho. Although we did not have the opportunity to know Wesley we are friends with Steve Aho and his parents from the Trout creek area.
With heart felt sympathy we offer our prayers and condolences to the entire family of Mr. Wesley Aho.

Thinking of you Dennis during this difficult time. Sending you and your family our deepest sympathies.

So sorry for your families loss ...my deepest condolences

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this hard time of sorrow. (My mom and Dad lived next door to your mom and dad for years.. Bud and Velta Rice)

My dearest brother inlaw,im happy to know you as my brotherinlaw who loved music, who also inspired me to play the accordion.
Yes, on holidays we would all gather at the homestead next door to where you and Donna lived.we would all listen to Wesley play the accordion
Yes, I will always cherish these loveing memories and hold them close to my heart as I do my brotherinlaw Wesley. Until we meet again God's love Sharon ❤

So sorry for your loss, one of my parents, favorite friends

So sorry to lose a wonderful Uncle Wes now he can rest with his lov Aunt Donna