Dylan James Jahner March 1 7, 2003 June 13, 2013

In Loving Memory of Dylan James Jahner

Date and Place of Birth

March 17, 2003 Hettinger, ND

Date and Place of Death

June 13, 2013 Bismarck, ND

Mass of Christian Burial

10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 20, 2013

Roberts-Reinke Auditorium Hettinger, ND

Fr. Stephen Folorunso, officiating

Readers

Mark Kristy

Magnus Meier

Special Music

Gina Joyce, musician

Haley Hill & Jo Steen, vocalists

Casketbearers

Derek Enderud Jay Jahner

Mike Jahner Jim Kugel

Craig Tuhy Scott Stremick

Bill Jahner Drew Kugel

“All of Dylan’s classmates & friends

are considered honorary casketbearers”

Interment

Hettinger Cemetery Hettinger, ND

“When shadows fall across our lives and dim the sunshine’s glow, by being here you help us bear our grief and onward go.” With that thought in mind, on behalf of the family, we thank you for attending

the service. Following the graveside service, all are invited for a time of fellowship and luncheon in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

Evanson-Jensen Funeral Home

Greg Jensen & Ray Huber, Directors

Matthew Barnes, Intern

Lonnie Stippich & Jennifer Johnson, Assistants www.evansonjensenfuneralhome.com

If I should go tomorrow

If I should go tomorrow

It would never be goodbye,

For I have left my heart with you,

So don’t you ever cry.

The love that’s deep within me,

Shall reach you from the stars,

You’ll feel it from the heavens,

And it will heal the scars.

Our Hero

Dylan “Faithfull”

Cast your cares on

the Lord and

He will sustain you;

He will never let the

righteous fall.

Psalm 55:22

Our hero, Dylan James Jahner, was born March 17, 2003 in Het-

tinger ND, to Rich and Jennifer (Molbert) Jahner. He was known by

many nicknames, including Dillard, Bubba and Dillweed. He attended

Hettinger Public School and had just completed the third grade and was

looking forward to “moving upstairs” to the fourth grade.

Dylan loved sports, was a talented wrestler and earned the title of

State Champion in 2012. He begged his dad to coach football when he

was old enough to play, and rarely missed a Chicago Bears game.

Dylan loved being outside, riding bike with his brother Braden, play-

ing in the yard, fishing or hunting with his family, or spending time at the

lake. He loved teasing his Dad and anyone else he fished with about

always catching the most fish.

Dylan was never in a hurry, always taking his time to make sure eve-

rything he did was just right. He loved spending time with his family,

and always looked for hugs. He liked to make his family and friends

smile with his silly antics like the Mr. Bean dance and his Allelluiah song.

Dylan loved to help others. If there was a home improvement pro-

ject to be done, Dylan was eager to learn, and eager to make sure Dad

knew if Mom was using his tools. His love of helping will live on for

years to come in the gift of life he gave to so many others through or-

gan donation.

Dylan’s smile, the glimmer in his sky blue eyes, and his willingness to

be the first to say “I love you” when tucked in at night will be just a few

of the things his family will miss.

Dylan, 10 year old Friend, Brother and Hero Son, answered God's

call to save others after a tragic accident in Hettinger, ND on June 12,

2013. Dylan's gifts of life through organ donation forever enable his

spirit to live on and help the lives of many others. He will be tremen-

dously missed by all who knew and loved him.

Holding him most near and dear to their hearts are his Mom and

Dad, Jennifer and Rich Jahner, his Sister, Kaitlin Jahner and Brother

Braden Jahner, all of Hettinger, his Grandparents, John and Kathy Jah-

ner, Deb and Jerry Ostlie, all of Hettinger, his Great Grandparents, Su-

sanne Reis, Belfield, ND, Ilene Kowis and John and Lila Molbert, Het-

tinger, his Aunts and Uncles, Jessica and Derek Enderud, Dickinson, ND,

Lea and Jim Kugel, Hettinger, Scott and Shannon Stremick, Omaha, NE,

Jay and Carrie Jahner, Dickinson and Mike and Kris Jahner, Forman, ND

and 14 Cousins, Ryland Enderud, Drew, Myranda and Cory Kugel,

Blaine, Derek, Cody, Christian and Noah Stremick, Thomas, Justin, Josh

and Drake Jahner and Trey Jahner; and many other family members, his

Classmates and numerous friends.

Dylan was preceded in death by his Grandpa, Rodney Molbert and

his Great Grandparents, Bob Kowis, Nick Reis and Roy and Bernice

Jahner.

In Lieu of flowers Memorials are preferred through

www.donatelife.org.

Mommy please don't cry for me

Tell Daddy to not be sad

Tell my brother and sister

To remember all the fun we had

Tell Grandma I'll miss her cookies

and Grandpa’s stories too

Tell everyone I miss them

And I'll be watching over you

Don't shed a tear for me because

I'm not with you on earth tonight

But I'm watching over from the clouds

With the stars as my flashlight

I know you'll miss me terribly

But we'll be together again you'll see

For now I'll wait for you in Heaven

While the angels take care of me