Dylan William Misener
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Dylan William Misener
Dylan William Misener
Dylan William Misener, 25, of Homerville, passed away unexpectedly Aug. 10, 2017 following a motorcycle accident.
He is survived by his mother, Tracy Kelley (Roll) of Homerville and step-father Ralph Kelley of Mentor; father, Daniel Misener and Crystal Laubach of San Antonio, Texas; siblings Sarah and Logan Kelley, Lane Laubach and Blake Misener; grandparents, Florence Roll of Brunswick, Ralph and Denise Kelley of Sagamore Hills, Richard and Sally Collins of Medina and James and Dianne Watt of Brunswick; aunts and uncles, Brian Roll, Colleen Kelley, Chad Watt, Michael Watt, Christopher Misener and Julie Oldfield; and including many cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, William Roll and Rudolph Misener; and uncle, Nicholas Kelley.
He graduated from Black River High School in 2011, and was currently employed by Friendsville Sand.
Dylan was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing. He loved working on cars and motorcycles. He had a passion for drag racing that he developed over the years working at Dragway 42. He was a member of The Buzzards Motorcycle Group. Dylan touched the hearts of everyone he met with his smile and goofy personality and he left us all with amazing memories of him tattooed in our hearts. Forever Two Wheels.
Parker Funeral Home handled the arrangements.
Dylan William Misener, 25, of Homerville, passed away unexpectedly Aug. 10, 2017 following a motorcycle accident.
He is survived by his mother, Tracy Kelley (Roll) of Homerville and step-father Ralph Kelley of Mentor; father, Daniel Misener and Crystal Laubach of San Antonio, Texas; siblings Sarah and Logan Kelley, Lane Laubach and Blake Misener; grandparents, Florence Roll of Brunswick, Ralph and Denise Kelley of Sagamore Hills, Richard and Sally Collins of Medina and James and Dianne Watt of Brunswick; aunts and uncles, Brian Roll, Colleen Kelley, Chad Watt, Michael Watt, Christopher Misener and Julie Oldfield; and including many cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, William Roll and Rudolph Misener; and uncle, Nicholas Kelley.
He graduated from Black River High School in 2011, and was currently employed by Friendsville Sand.
Dylan was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing. He loved working on cars and motorcycles. He had a passion for drag racing that he developed over the years working at Dragway 42. He was a member of The Buzzards Motorcycle Group. Dylan touched the hearts of everyone he met with his smile and goofy personality and he left us all with amazing memories of him tattooed in our hearts. Forever Two Wheels.
Parker Funeral Home handled the arrangements.