Hugh Aaron Mustoe

2024 was a long hard year of losing friends and loved ones. Finding out that Aaron was dying floored me. I was almost 1000 miles away and I was losing not only a cousin, but my best friend. We had shared so miuch time together when I was back home. I still miss home even after 18 months. I know I´ll see him in the future, but I want to call him now. I want to go on one of our rides together. I want to sit and talk together. I want us to heal and be able to burn our walkers. I want us to walk around the park and share stories of our faiths. I want to see him now. I still cry. I miss my friend.

I'm sorry to hear of Aaron's passing....seems I've known you my whole life. I always remember being at church with my Grandma Bard & you & your whole family were always there. I went to school with you too. Prayers for your family my friend.

Lori Bard

We were just little kids when I lived in the area before moving to Puerto Rico. He was always such a smiley little guy. All the cousins were lots of fun, including Aaron. And, wow, when I saw him again as a grown man in his 20s I´d say, he was quite a handsome guy. Sad that we all didn´t get to spend more time together. Saw Aaron at the Cousin Picnic in 2019 and he was as warm and kind as ever, even after over at least 40 years+ years since we´d seen each other.

So many memories,it was great having ypu as a roomy in mandan and a lifelong friendship.I was plannibg a trip to grandcanyon this summer and was trying to get ahold of you to pick you up.no more pain and suffering my brother.

I'm so sad to hear of Aaron's passing
You are all in my prayers.
He loved talking about his kids and grandkids
Aaron, I will miss you my friend

Aaron was a good friend and I bounced ideas off of him quite often. We talked about 4 wheeling and modifications that could be made to our rigs. My good friend you will definitely be missed.

I miss you. Too bad not everyone will ever have a friend like you. I´ll be so glad to see you again. Love forever, buddy.