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Dylan Moore Obituary
He is survived by a family that adores him: his parents Sean and Tosca Moore, his brother Sean Moore II, his sisters Chatlie Childs and Shelby Wright of Florida. Additionally, he is survived by his 2-year-old son, Asher Dane Moore and Ashers mother, Cheyenne Ayscue, of Florida. He is also outlived by his grandparents John and Jane Harris and grandmother Annette Moore of Florida. He also has a family in Texas a brother Donovan Hanson and parents Stephen and Dawn Hanson. Furthermore, he has numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and friends who love him unconditionally and always.
Dylan captivated all of us with his fearlessness, laughter, passion for life to the extreme, his intensity and strength. His impulsiveness and determination were his character. He was a daredevil on his motorcycle. He enjoyed skateboarding, skim-boarding, kayaking, swimming, and thrill seeking. He continually amazed all of us with his charm, refreshing opinions and witty banter. To say he was unique is an understatement. He was an amazing son, brother, Dad, uncle, friend, nephew, and a spectacular troublemaker.
Dylan was courageous and brave during difficult times. Unfortunately, this time the pain was too difficult for Dylan to overcome. Dylan struggled for years with depression and anxiety. He was no longer just emotional or sad; he felt imprisoned by darkness.
His memorial services will be held on Friday, May 11,2018, at Southside Baptist Church, in Lake City, Florida, at 11:00am with a Celebration of life luncheon to follow in the reception hall.
In lieu of flowers or food please donate to Dylan's son, Asher Dane Moore. There is an account set up at First Federal Bank of Florida in Ashers name. This money will help with his special learning and sight needs in the future. Arrangements have been entrusted to ICS CREMATION & FUNERAL HOME, 357 NW Wilks Lane, Lake City, FL 32055. www.icsfuneralservices.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Dylan Moore
Edith Wilds
May 2, 2019
Losing a child leaves a void like no other. It freshens instantly on hearing a song, smelling a scent, seeing a friend or running across a picture. God, in His tender mercies, allows us these brief encounters to remember the best of our loved ones and we will hold on to these as long as we live. I pray that you and yours are blessed with a peace that passes all understanding. Love, Edith
May 18, 2018
Your message in Dylan's obituary touched my heart. My prayers for the family.
Chery! Burnett
May 9, 2018
Just so sad what a great loss to his family and friends, prayers
Todd Winkel
May 9, 2018
I was shocked to hear the news of Dylan's death. I am at a loss of words and none that I write will ease the pain of the loss of your loved one. Please accept my condolences.
May 8, 2018
I don't know you or your son but, I have to comment. I appreciate the honest obituary you posted. It shows great strength and character on your part. Please tell your son's story so maybe someone else can benefit from it.
Edith Wilds
May 8, 2018
One of God's greatest gifts is the memories of loved ones Lost. On your mind constantly and instantly now, the memories filter down to the best of times, the best jokes, the warmest smiles,the generous gestures and more. I speak as the mother who lost a son(you may remember Lewis)with many of the same qualities as Dylan. My prayer for you and yours is that each day will be a little easier to get through than the day before. Love, Edith
May 8, 2018
We do not know each other, but I commend your honesty and courage in sharing this information which will no doubt help others.
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