Dylan Anderson

Dylan Christopher Anderson

“Pooh”

April 2, 1992 – June 25, 2025

In the hearts of the Anderson family there is now a hole that can never be filled, this void held the place of Dylan Christopher Anderson. On Wednesday, June 25, 2025 Dylan passed on to where the struggles and storms of this life are at peace. To those who had the privilege to know and love Dylan allow his memory to fill your hearts and minds in the days and years to come.

Dylan will be treasured and loved forever by his beloved son, Trixan; his parents, Kirby and Charyl, brother, Cordell (Kelly), nieces, Paige and Clara; sister, Jelyssa (Justin), grandmother, Barbata Hebner; grandfather, Donald Anderson; Godparents, Carmen Toma and Durrand Hebner; his partner, Kori and a large loving extended family and friends.

Dylan was predeceased by his grandmother, Daphne Anderson and grandfather, Dennis Hebner.

Dylan loved to ride his Harley with his dad, the wind in his face, the road ahead of him and his troubles behind him. He enjoyed riding his horse Red in the Ya Ha Tinda, and looked forward to having “Stove Top” stuffing with supper. Dylan loved staying at his parent’s house, so his mom would cook him all his favorite foods and was always up for taste testing new recipes for his mom, but his all-time favorite was his mom’s pistachio pie. He had a very special bond with his brother and his sister from getting into mischief as little kids to growing into adults who were always there for each other when life got tough. He also, liked to snowboard and wakeboard with family and friends.

Dylan’s greatest passion was his son Trixan, he was present, selfless, and in love when it came to his son. Dylan loved his family and had such a good heart, being with his family was very important, at family gatherings for Christmas or Thanksgiving he would be there, he was a giggly young man and when he smiled his eyes twinkled. To know Dylan was to experience his light — a laughter that filled the room, a smile that was contagious, you couldn’t help but join in and a heart that beat with love for his family.

His work ethic kept him focused as a driller in the oil field; he worked hard for the things he wanted. He was someone you could call on to lend a hand.

He shouldn’t be defined by his past but by who he was, Dylan was a son, a father, a brother, an uncle and so much more.

A memorial donation can be made in Dylan’s name to a charity of one’s choice.

Please visit www.affinityfuneralservice.ca to leave your condolences.

Arrangements in care of Terri Shimenosky at:

Affinity Funeral Service

5001 45 Avenue, Drayton Valley, Alberta T7A 1L1