With heavy hearts and deep sorrow, we convey the somber news of the loss of one of our cherished comrades, Aaron Cubrich, who departed from us this weekend. Aaron’s passing leaves a void in our hearts and in the broader community, echoing the profound impact he had on the lives of many. Aaron Cubrich served with unwavering dedication as a member of Bravo Troop, 7-10 CAV, 4th Infantry Division, stationed at Fort Carson, from 2005 to 2010. His commitment to duty, marked by courage and selflessness, defined his service, earning him the respect and camaraderie of those who served alongside him. Aaron’s military family mourns the loss of a brother in arms, remembering his contributions to the unit and the steadfastness with which he faced challenges.
In addition to his military service, Aaron took on a new role earlier this year as a board member of Operation 22 til FREEDOM (OTTF), an organization dedicated to supporting veterans.
Despite his recent appointment, Aaron’s connection with OTTF spanned its entire existence, showcasing his profound belief in its mission. His tireless efforts, drive, and valiant determination to aid fellow veterans exemplified his character and will be etched in the annals of OTTF’s history.
Aaron Cubrich’s legacy extends beyond his military service and his recent involvement with OTTF. His commitment to helping veterans, born out of personal experience and empathy, reflects a genuine desire to make a positive impact on the lives of those who have served our nation. As we mourn the loss of a remarkable individual, let us remember Aaron for his resilience, compassion, and his enduring dedication to the well-being of his fellow veterans.
The memory of his service and his contributions to the veteran community will forever remain an integral part of our collective history. Our thoughts and condolences go out to Aaron’s family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing this exceptional individual.
