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Dylan Walsh

March 9, 2021/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: JoAnne
Born: 1981
Died: 2019
My Tribute: My darling boy taken away too soon by a drug overdose of fentanyl. Just 9 days from his 39th birthday. Dylan had such high hopes and aspirations. He lived his life with gusto. He worked with physical challenges without complaint and didn’t let them stop him or slow him down in any way. The shock of him not being here still haunts me. I miss him so much it seems more and more every day. I keep waiting to see him come through the door or something. I know he knew there was more beyond here on the physical plane and I can’t wait to see him again one day when it is my time to leave. I love you son always and forever, MOM

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