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Dustin Eddy Obituary
He is survived by his father, Brian Eddy, and his wife, Constance Eddy; his mother, Dana Peters ; and his brother, Travis Ryan Eddy, and his wife, Danielle Eddy. At the time of his passing, Dustin was residing in Las Animas, Colorado.
Born and raised in Colorado, Dustin cultivated a lifelong appreciation for adventure and exploration. His passion for travel allowed him to experience diverse cultures and perspectives that enriched his life. Most recently, he worked as a maintenance professional for the Las Animas school system, where he earned a reputation as a reliable and dedicated team member. Dustin had been eagerly planning a move to Juneau, Alaska in the spring to embark on an exciting new chapter of his life.
A voracious reader with a deep interest in U.S. and world history, Dustin found joy in sharing his knowledge and recommending books to fellow enthusiasts. Known for his charisma and quick wit, he had an extraordinary ability to bring laughter and light to those around him. His infectious sense of humor and warm personality left an indelible mark on everyone he met.
Dustin's memory will forever be cherished by those who knew him. May his legacy of curiosity, kindness, and laughter continue to inspire all whose lives he touched.
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Sasha Nowel
March 6, 2025
Dear Dustin,
I never thought you´d leave too soon.. I really wish you were still here.. wish you called me.. wish you called more often in the last few years, I missed our talks and the depth of the connection we shared.. like no other.. such a bright soul and sharp mind.. you are forever in my heart
I am thankful for the time we shared, thankful for the ways in which you affected me, the music you showed me that still gets me through hard times even now, the books we read together, talks about politics, history, and Truth.. the endless laughs and adventures.. so many unbelievable adventures..
I pray that you are in a better place now, that your heart is at peace, and that you bring even more light where ever you may go.. I know I will see you again
Paul Troutman
February 18, 2025
RIP Dustin You'll be missed
Chris Lujan
February 10, 2025
Rest in peace Dustin
Airon Fralier
February 8, 2025
He brought light to my darkness, taught me how to live, and what it was like to be fiercely protected and loved. My favorite person to talk with, share laughter, and to just be in his presence. He taught me how to confidently reverse a vehicle into a tight spot and his patience and the laughter we shared during those moments were one of a kind. He asked me to be his "forever best friend" and I couldn't be any happier. The last song we danced to was Clint Black-Like the Rain and Dustin will always be my favorite person to dance with. His arms felt like home, calmed any storm I was enduring and could make any day brighter just by being there. I loved the laughter and stories we had to share for having the same MEPS doctor. Listening to him talk about his passion for adventure, books, history, chess, and love for animals were always my favorite stories to hear. Dustin was such an intelligent, kind, and fun-loving man. Truly a beautiful person on the inside and out. I'm so thankful our last words were saying "I love you" to each other. You will be forever missed and loved.
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Terry E.
February 7, 2025
Sorry to hear of Dustin's passing. Some fun times were had when we were kids.
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