Born on April 9, 1998, in Lancaster, PA, Aiden Scott Kimmet left this world too soon on November 28, 2023, at the young age of 25. Aiden was the cherished son of Bryan Kimmet and Sheri Kimmet (Buchter).

A graduate of Penn Manor High School in 2016, Aiden embarked on a journey that touched the lives of many. He worked at Arconic, where he displayed dedication and hard work. Aiden's high school years were marked by his active involvement in a rodeo club and Future Farmers of America (FFA), showcasing his love for the outdoors and his cowboy spirit. Known for always donning cowboy boots, Aiden embodied the true essence of a country soul.

Aiden's love for adventure and the outdoors was evident in his passion for fishing, hunting, motocross, and bull riding association. His life was a testament to his appreciation for the adrenaline rush that came with these activities. With a heart of gold and a gentle soul, Aiden was a loving and kind individual who treated everyone with respect. He had an infectious smile and a great sense of humor, bringing joy to those around him.

Aiden's polite nature, always expressing gratitude with a simple "thank you," endeared him to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. His contentment with life and his refusal to complain left a lasting impact on those who were fortunate enough to share in his journey. Aiden's respect for veterans was a testament to his gratitude for those who served their country. He leaves behind a legacy of warmth, kindness, and camaraderie.

The recent tragedy has left Aiden's light to shine on his grieving parents, Bryan Kimmet of Holtwood and Sheri Kimmet (Buchter) of Pequea, as well as his grandparents M. Douglas and R. Yvonne Enck, and William M. and Donna Buchter, Great aunts and uncles, Dean and Patti Pannebecker, and Ted and Gail Bare. Also, several cousins and step-uncles, Andrew and Timothy Smith, and their families.

He will be missed by too many to call by name who he became close friends with over the years. His childhood "brothers" were numerous, including Marshall, Matt and Colin. Bob Hershey, Jr. impacted Aiden's life. Aiden had a remarkable ability to make everyone feel like a friend. Aiden is preceded in death by his grandmother, Valerie Kimmet, whose memory he now joins.

Friends, family, and all those touched by Aiden's vibrant spirit are invited to pay their respects at the funeral service, which will be held at Charles F. Snyder III, 2421 Willow Street Pike, on Saturday, December 9, 2023. The viewing will take place from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, followed by the service at noon. Aiden will be laid to rest at Quarryville Cemetery. Come as you are, if you rode with Aiden, wear your boots and cowboy hat, if you just hung out with him just wear what you did with him. If you have something to wear that makes you think of him, wear it. If you are working, come from work. Just be here with us and celebrate the amazing man he is. We can all cry and laugh together.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests contributions be made to Building Bridges at buildingbridgesfoundation.org in Aiden's honor.