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Dylan J Dinardo

September 8, 2020/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Michele Dinardo
Born: 1990
Died: 2020
My Tribute: Dylan, you are such an amazing soul. You lived a lifetime in 30 years. You accepted your spritual gift of being a healer and touching many lives. You were so wise beyond your years,and old soul is more like it. I believe you are one of God’s Crystal Children. Thank you so much for teaching me to love unconditionally and never judge anyone.You knew your time was limited on this earth plane,days before your passing. You told me you werent going to be here long and you always said,your going to die young or die rich. You spent quality time with your loved one’s and we are sp grateful for that. Your life purpose was fulfilled and it was time for you to go home. I miss you everyday,but I am blessed for our daily 2 way conversations,and the signs you show to validate your presence. I love you to the moon and back my son,until we meet again,keep watching over us. I love you always and forever. Mamma xoxo

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