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Dylan Hebert Obituary
He was employed by the Groden Center, North Smithfield as a treatment coordinator and behavior specialist. He was med-certified along with Pro-Act. Dylan is survived by his mother, Karen A. Hebert, of Warwick; his father, Charles J. Hebert, with whom he lived, late of East Providence and two brothers, Brandon T. Hebert and Austin J. Hebert, both of Warwick. He was the grandson of Carol A. Costa and the late Henry J. Costa of Rumford, and the late Vincent P. Hebert and the late Dorothy M. Hebert of East Providence. He was the nephew of Linda M. Pournaris of Warwick and the late Christine M. Elkins. Dylan enjoyed good music, philosophy and the abstract, along with the company of a multitude of friends.
Funeral arrangements were private. Burial was in Pawtuxet Memorial Park. Condolences may be sent to the family at 124 Burbank Drive, Warwick, RI 02886. Information and guestbook visit www.TheQuinnFuneralHome.com
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RJ Meyers
August 16, 2007
I just found out about an hour ago through Myspace. I had been good friends with Dylan way back in 8th grade, but we sort of drifted apart after that. We had just re-established contact about a month ago online... and now he's gone. He had to have been the nicest person I have ever met.
Tanya Costa
August 13, 2007
You were not supposed to change the storyline Dylan. Anya was not supposed to live longer then Xander. Nobody has ever been so in sync with me as you were--who else would sit up all nite with me and watch OMWF frame by frame because all the lines HAD to be written? Who else would whip out the "nerd notes" to find the quote we KNEW we had in there that fit the situation perfectly? We only had to look at one another to know we were thinking exactly the same thought. I see you in everything I do and everywhere I am is filled with memories of spending time with you and the other "Misfits." As both Buffy and Dawn truthfully state: "The hardest thing in this world is to live in it" but I will try to do what I know you would want me to do---live.
Joan Ricci
August 8, 2007
I knew Dylan through his work at the group home where my cousin Mark lives. Dylan was very kind and helpful to us when my aunt died. It was a great comfort to know that Mark was being cared for by someone who was so genuine and caring. My condolences to the family for your great loss.
Ann-marie Penn (Karl)
August 6, 2007
My condolences goes out to the family that I'v known for many years. Even though I only met dylan once, he seemed like a great kid. My neice had worked with him at patriot cinemas and she said he was the coolest person to work with, he was funny, generous , and good hearted. Im sure he will be greatly missed.
Kristen Motta
August 6, 2007
When I heard this sad news i was in shock. I then began to think of the last time i seen him. It was at my job and I ran up to him and hugged him. I never hugged him before but something came over me to do it. Now I am so glad I did. He will be greatly missed by many. Sorry to all family members and close friends.
Heather Hughes
August 6, 2007
I love you, Dylan. I miss you so much.
About a week before he died, he came over to our apartment to see us. When I got home from work, he gave me a big hug and held on. He said he was so comfortable that he never wanted to move, so we hugged for few more seconds. That night, we laughed, and had a great time. It was a great final memory; I just wish it wasn't so...final.
Mary Parker
August 6, 2007
I knew Dylan from when he worked at Patriot Cinema with Brian, and I used to give him a ride home when he needed one. He was over the house a few times and was always polite and easy to get along with. He had a unique personality and will be missed by all who knew him. No words can truly express the sadness we are all feeling now. God bless you Dylan till we are all together again.
John & Maureen Medeiros
August 6, 2007
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
brian parker
August 6, 2007
thank you for all the laughs and good times and i know i'll see you again.you truely were one of kind and we will all miss you.
Neal Rogers
August 6, 2007
I knew Dylan through my son's group home. He always talked about how he loved my garden of roses and that his grandmother loved roses too. My prayers are with all of Dylan's family and I know my son will miss him too. Thanks Dylan for shining your light on my son.
Keri Bell
August 5, 2007
You are missed! You were the light at the the end of the tunnel and the joy to many lives. You touched us all.
We Love You!
John Mancini
August 5, 2007
I didn't know Dylan all that well but from what I do remember is that he was very funny with a great sense of humor.And the ablity to make anyone smile.You will be greatly missed my friend.
"The angels have waited for so long....now they have their way.
Take your place....Rest in Peace brother."
Dave and Barbara Olney
August 5, 2007
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
Lou & Laraine Costa
August 5, 2007
To Dylan you are the light in my lighthouse. The light that will never fade. Love Mom and Dad Costa xoxoxoxo
Kerri Lynn Costa
August 5, 2007
Dylan, my bestest friend, my twin soul, forever the Billy Flynn to my Roxie...I don't know how to go through life now that such a huge part of me is gone.
I'll always less than 3 you.
Remember It Well.
Kerry Venturino
August 5, 2007
Dylan will be missed! I will always remember how much fun we'd all have when we got together. I'm glad Dylan finally got out of RI for a week to come see us in AZ!
Steven o
August 5, 2007
He'll always be standing over you. Watching.
Mary Jane & George
August 4, 2007
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
dorothy smith
August 4, 2007
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
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