Stephen and Sandra,  I am so sorry for your loss. I pray God’s peace will be with you during this time and that your memories of Dylan will always bring joy to your heart.

Dylan,

We didn't know each other for very long, I graduated from West and its JROTC program before you got there, and we only saw each other at work. I remember supervising what I believe was your first shift at the Triangle Aquatic Center. I was having a really rotten day, having failed a test for my college psych class, and I was feeling really bummed. Your jokes cracked me up, and I'll miss having you on the team. It was an honor and a pleasure working with you. You'll be sorely missed here.

Fly high,
Cameron

RIP Dylan ❤️ It was awesome being able to share a few years with you. Our summer filled with continuous fun with you, Taylor, and Jasmine is a memory I’ll never forget. Rest with the angels Dyl❤️

I remember all the fun times I had with Dylan he is like a brother to me I wish I could go and see him off. I will miss all the jokes and laughs we had, we got to see each other grow  up. All we did is have fun and enjoy every moment I will love and miss this crazy guy he will always be a bother and one amazing friend to me.

Steve and Sandy. Greg and I just learned of this today. We are so very sorry for the loss of your precious son. We are praying for you. I always remember Dylan as such a competitor and so athletic. I pray your sweet memories bring you joy instead of sadness. 

Our precious Nephew, words cannot express our sorrow. Instead, we will remember all of the fun times that we spent either playing kickball in our back yard or taking you on the boat at the Lake. You were always ready to tube and even more ready to fish with your Uncle.  It was a joy to have you in our lives and we look forward to seeing you again. We love you and miss you.

Sandra and Stephen, we are praying for your family as you deal with this extremely difficult but temporary separation from Dylan!  May God's peace flood your soul as you focus on Dylan being Home with our Savior.  Dylan is such a special young man and I have great memories of him from the Children's Ministry.  He was in Ben's class at church or one above.  We look forward to seeing him again soon because Reunion Day is just up ahead.   

No words........😥⚾️.........but I will do my best...........for Dylan.

I was one of Dylan’s baseball coaches (rec league and travel team). The ultimate coachable player and consummate teammate, Dylan was driven to be the best he could be, both on and off the diamond. He was ALWAYS respectful of his coaching and never complained, even if the circumstances were favorable for such. He loved playing baseball and was BLESSED with tremendous support from his family, whom he loves so much. Dylan, everyone you touched became a better person because of it. Although you’re no doubt fielding grounders and shagging fly balls for the ultimate coach, you’ll forever be a CHAMPION of our hearts. 
Rest in peace #️⃣3️⃣4️⃣⚾️
Love ALWAYS - Coach Craig 

I was Dylan’s English teacher last semester and his lunch buddy this semester day. Dylan always made me laughed and always wanted to “teach my class.” He had been telling me for a few weeks now that he was going to come teach my class. Last week I was out Tuesday and Wednesday when I got back he informed me that he really tried to teach the class while I was gone but the substitute wouldn’t let him. I told him He would have to do it on a day I was there. I’m sure he’s up there in heaven now teaching all the other teenagers a thing or two. I know he may not remember a thing I taught him in English, but the lessons he taught me about kindness and love for others will never be erased from my heart.  

Dylan use to love to get a popcorn tin for Christmas when he was little. I remember when Dylan and Taylor would come stay with Justin and I and spend cousin time with us, just being silly! We had great times at the water park too! We will miss you Dylan. You were such sweet and silly soul.

Although we lived hours away from each other as a child we would take family vacations up to North Carolina and my sister and I would stay with our Aunt Sandy and I always will remember I took a stuffed monkey with me and Dylan the silly kid he was, would hold the monkey up beside his face and compare their big ears and make monkey noises. He always had everyone in the house laughing until our stomachs hurt! Even days at Aunt Fayes pool, his various jumps off the diving board brought so much laughter! We will miss him dearly!! 

My precious son. Oh how I love you. You have been such a blessing to this family and to your friends. I don’t know what God needed you for but I know you will do your best. Maybe it was to fill the ball team or make people laugh with you silliness. I am going to miss you all the days of my life. You were and always will be my little buddy who would go fishing, camping and zip lining with me. Son I love you more than my own life itself and I will miss you even more. Dylan Scott Arnold. Mommy loves you forever. 

My son played with Dylan on a Travel Team in 2016.  The Villella family is saddened to hear of the death of your son, Dylan.  May God's peace, comfort and love surround you at this difficult time.

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Dylan Scott Arnold

July 24, 2003 – February 13, 2020

Brown-Wynne Funeral Home

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