Dillon Welch Jimerson

I miss you every day, Dillon. You're never forgotten. I know God's got you fishing and playing music nonstop up there, and I'm grateful I ever got to know you and share your hope. I love you, bud.

Dillon was a born leader; people gravitated towards him, and he showed love and compassion to others, especially in times of need. He was so intuitive and just knew in his heart when someone needed a hug or encouragement. I will miss him dearly. My true friend, someone who helped me heal, my fishing buddy, a fellow explorer, a lover of animals, especially my dogs, and a road-tripper. I will see you again someday, bud, and this world is a better place because you blessed it. -Alex

I did not know Dillon, but I remember how much you helped me when my David died. I will never forget your kindness. My heart aches for you. I hope peace will come in your loving memories of your son, Dillon. Ginny Guilfoile

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our prayers. Love, Kay and Carl Neel

First n foremost, my deepest condolences go out to all closest family, friends, and everyone that knew Dillon. Throughout the many years I knew Dillon after meeting him in Colorado, we became very close friends. He was always up to do something, and always fun to be around creating multiple laughs n memories for everyone. I always enjoyed watching him play piano in every hotel or place that had one. In most cases, no one ever told him to stop because he was so talented. He will be truly...

May God´s loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very difficult time. Matthew 5:4

My condolences to the family in the passing of Dillon. I remember his fun-loving spirit when a student at UP School. He brought joy to all those around him. Rest in Peace, Dillon.

I am saddened by this news and grateful for the wonderful memories I have of Dillon as a student at University Park.

I knew Dillon for many years and will always remember the times we had playing music and disc golf together. He was a great guy and will be missed. When he would be headed somewhere to meet up with us, he would always say, "See you in seven minutes". My condolences to his family and friends.