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Monday, May 23, 2011
Hello! Very good job(this site)! Thank you man.
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Yer ma posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2009
I keep discovering other ways I miss you. Everything I can think of to say is trite -- and I know how much you would have hated anytinhg trite. So I'll just say it again. I miss you.
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Ginger Walsh Long, cousin in NC posted a condolence
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thank you so much for the beautiful tale of Dylan's life. I would like to have known him. From the story and the comments, I can tell he was well loved and walked well on the earth. Much love to the whole family and I'll be looking for Dylan in rainbows.
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Merry Jane Walsh posted a condolence
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Dylan, my first true love, I hope that, wherever you are, you finally know -- really, truly know -- how much you always meant to me.
I love you. I have always loved you; I will always love you.
I miss you so much.
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Megan Walsh posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
It is very hard to express how deeply I feel. A word which may once have held meaning is worthless against my amygdala. There are two men I have loved more than I can describe, yet I will never love enough to satisfy what they deserve--it is impossible, even throughout a lifetime. There will always be a way and degree to which I have not yet loved, and they will always deserve it and more.
My father is a good man. He is everything I have searched for in others and myself. As a father, as a brother, as a son, he is more than anything anyone could ever ask for. I don't have words for my love, pride, and admiration. I know he can help me find some.
My uncle is a good man, as well. His love is what I cling to right now, because it will never die; it lives on through everyone he ever knew. Everything he's given me, everything I've learned from him I will spread to others, those who aren't fortunate enough to know him. I wouldn't want something so simple to deprive the world of such a wonderful person.
Sean and Dylan Walsh are the best men any girl could have as a father and uncle. I love you both very much.
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JennyAnn Wheeler posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
I know you are now stars. much love, ja
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Ruth Beyette posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
I love you, Dylan. You will be greatly missed.
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Shane Morton posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
I miss you Dylan. All you need to do is turn on your laptop with Pete/Abi in your lap and you will see how much we miss you :)
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Tracy-Ann Felts posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Good Bye Dylan, my prayers are with your family right now.
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Tas Jones posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dylan, In the few short years we have known each other, you and your family have come to mean a lot to me. You will be dearly missed. My prayers will be with those you have left behind. Rest well.
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Jo Nadine Fleming posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
After all these years, I found you again. I am so glad I had a chance to talk to you one more time before you left us all forever. I hope you are happy where you are right now. My thoughts are with your family, you are loved and missed.
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Rose McKenney posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dylan, you left too soon. Love you, Rose
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Sheila Fisher posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dylan, you were beautiful. You will be missed. I hope you're at peace.
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Sunny Zhang posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dylan, I'll always remember the time you were teaching us in EBS, I'm very sure no one reads "Wayside School is Falling Down" better than you. Love from Taipei♥
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Beth Gantenbein posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
You are finally at peace. Love Always, Beth
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Mika Shepherd posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
in some of the park & gazebo in downtown olympia was home to many of my bests
- best moments, best memories, best grokking in full-nesses, and more...
and you were a part of many of those bests.
'my middle name is the same as john f. kennedy'
i was so happy that we were part of each other's world again ... and will miss you.
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Eric Loft posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dylan - So many memories, all rushing back too quickly to really comprehend. I'm so thankful that I have at least these to remind me of what a terrific person you were. You will be missed. I really do wish we had digital cameras back in the day though, so I had more photos to help remember you (and our escapades) by.
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Jo Sohneronne posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
I miss you so much
Who will I find to be silly and laugh with again? Who will be my gentle, tolerant, caring companion who always has a clever comment and a smile for me? Good-bye.
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Andrew Herrington posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
You were a good friend to me and I've always appreciated that. I love you and miss you and wish I had gotten the chance to spend more time with you.
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Joe Robbins comment to Denny Jones posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
His passing has brought back so many memories of beautiful days and nights in downtown Olympia... all of us together in Sylvester Park, coffee at the Urban Onion, Rocky Horror at the Tri-State Theater, and Dylan's always warm smile in the halls of C.H.S. It's been a long time and a lot has happened, since then. I'm a bit surprised at how much I regret neglecting my ties to Olympia so easily. I ran into Dylan one day at Evergreen after I had moved away and been gone for a long time. I was so glad to see him there. We had a nice talk. It is sad for me to imagine that I can't hope for another chance encounter.
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Alexis Renée Walsh posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
Hey Papa.
I miss you so much. Without you, I feel like I'm missing a vital organ and poor little old me is trying to putter along without you.
It hurts me to think that I'll never be able to have a hug from you again. You gave the best hugs I've ever had.
It's too bad that pictures and videos can't replicate that because I could especially use one ... Read More of your hugs now. You always had that magic touch when it came to hugging me and calming me down. I guess that's why I was doomed a daddy's girl from the start (Sorry Mom).
You are the one person that I love most in the world, even if you can't be in it in body anymore.
I have promised myself that I will never stop re-living my moments with you in my head. I can still hear your voice and imagine you doing your everyday things, almost as if you are still here with me. I hope I never lose that. I NEVER want to forget about any of the time I got to spend with you. I cherished every second of it.
I love you dad: Unconditionally, and forever.
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Alexis Renée Walsh posted a condolence
Friday, January 2, 2009
“Come play with me.” Said the smile on his face. His eyes twinkling with secrets. “I can take you away from this place, to far away lands and far away people where naught a care in the world can reach you. Here, just take my hand; I'll take you there. It's fun; I swear! We can meet giants and trolls, elves and ents, wizards and dragons, even aliens if you like. We'll tromp on the shores of many an island and scale the heights of mountains. We can even shout across the stars or delve the depths of oceans. Or, I can take you to the land of the dead, if that's what you'd like instead. Go on, just take my hand. I promise I don't bite. I'll set you up with your very own towel and maybe a babel fish if you behave alright. Oh! Adventures we will have if you come with me. I promise I can take you there; just meet me under my willow tree. No matter the time or day, I'll be here for you always. I may even already have a joke or two saved up from the old days. Bring me a book, a story, or poem, and we'll just have a blast! Who knows, maybe we'll even make a story of our own with all new plot and cast. I guess, when you're feeling tired of all your worries and your cares, why don't you just come visit me? I promise I'll take you somewhere. We can go to a place we've already been, or even somewhere new. I don't really mind or care, as long as I'm with you. So what d'you say? Are you up for a trip? Do you feel like going anywhere? If you don't, it's okay. I promise I won't feel gypped. I know that you'll come back again when you need to leave this place, and I am completely willing to wait here, to be your escape. Though, in the meantime, don't forget that I love you and remember that I'm here. For waiting can be lonely, and I can only adventure when you're near.”
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Karen Grygorcewicz posted a condolence
Monday, December 29, 2008
I worked with Dylan during the ACEs project and found him to be a wonderful young man that could make me laugh and teach at the same time. I was a real novice on the computer when I told Dylan this he was always ready to answer any questions I had and he did that in such an endearing way. I loved his Blue, Green and Pink hair plus he always filled me in on the latest "new music groups". I thank you Dylan! To his family I wish you only good memories they will come with time. My very best to you all
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Nancy Duncan posted a condolence
Sunday, December 28, 2008
I never knew Dylan as an adult, but he was one of the most open hearted, wonderful little kids I've ever known. Even when he flushed my blue stone necklace down the toilet, he was so taken with discovering that ANYTHING could be flushed that I could only laugh. I remember him with great fondness. Your loss is immense, and I send my love and deepest sympathy.
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Stephen Mazepa posted a condolence
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Dylan,
I enjoyed your friendly smile and quick wit the few times we interacted at Olympic Cards and Comics. Peace be with you and your kin, brother.
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Denny Jones posted a condolence
Friday, December 26, 2008
Dylan was such a positive and influential friend. I can hear him singly Depeche Mode songs clearly in my head. My heartfelt respect goes out to his family and many friends.
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