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Dylan Weidenfeld
March 5th, 1997 - October 16th, 2023
March 5th, 1997 - October 16th, 2023
"It's not about how long you live, it's about how you live."
DEAR FAMILY AND FRIENDS - Please share your favorite memories by commenting below. If you have more than one photo or video, please comment below with it, and then upload the rest by clicking the link titled "Dylan's Photo Album" below. We would love to memorialize everything and anything you are able to provide.
Dylan always succeeded at making everyone smile. He was always delighted to help anyone in need and his heart was full of love and appreciation for everyone he met. He was funny, intelligent, kind and a light in all of our lives. We'll love and miss him forever. Please honor him by singing a song with your whole heart, the way he always did.
At just 26 years old, Dylan impacted thousands of lives through his singing, his acting, and for simply being who he was. He showed up for others anytime they needed something, and it was never out of obligation. It was just how his heart was built..... Full of compassion, empathy, joy, and a passion for life. It was almost too big for this world. If he faced any internal struggles, (like we all do), they would come from the fact that the external world, which is full of so much pain and heaviness, could never match up with his internal world, which was full of so much kindness and a child-like joy that we too often lose as adults. Dylan reminds us to laugh more, to play more, and to love harder, just like he did. His impact lives on in all the people who he has touched, and that was evidenced in the 100's of people who showed up to his service. This quote has never rang so true: "It's not about how long you live. It's about how you live". And Dylan lived beautifully. He squeezed the juice out of life, felt everything so deeply, and wasn't afraid to show the world the depths of his soul. Thank you Dylan for shining your light to everyone who had the privilege of meeting you. I would say rest in peace, but knowing him, he's probably singing and dancing in it instead. We love you and we will always miss you
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Resting Place
Beth Israel Cemetery
Block 12 • 40.5551593, -74.3073359
Tributes
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M. Noto
Hard to believe it has been just over a year. Dylan will always be remembered for his warm smile, big voice, and friendly but firm coaching style! He is still missed at F45 and always will be. I have submitted his name for inclusion on the Loyola University Maryland Alumni Memorial Chapel altar during the whole month of November. He will be remembered at all of the Masses celebrated at the chapel. "May the Lord bless them and keep them. The Lord make His face shine upon them and be gracious to them. The Lord lift up his countenance upon them and give them peace. Eternal rest grant to them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them." God bless, you, Dylan. 🙏
Ricki Rosenberg

The AARP volunteers I work with gave this thoughtful gift to me in memory of Dylan.
Ricki Rosenberg

Dylan showing his love with a big hug. I love his big smile too. He wasn't shy with the camera even back then.
Cooper Silberstein
Dylan was hired at my summer camp. He did most of the sport related activities there. He was doing a water game with the younger grade and I saw him so I went over to him. Out of no where a spray of water hit my shirt from his water gun. So what did I do? I picked up a water gun, a sprayed him right in the face. Not only did I join the fight, but all of my friends did. They had a great time with Dylan. I just wish we had more time.
Allison Nagelberg
So many memories come to mind, but one of my all-time favorites is when 3 year old Dylan came to the Poconos with our family. After a fun weekend, he made sure to tell everyone that there was no "nose" - as in PocoNOS! Such a sweet boy and fine young man - always in our hearts.
Cooper Silberstein

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