The obituary notice of Dylan Kaya MELIA

Oh Dyl, where do I even start… I appreciate every moment and memory we shared together. You were the kind of person everyone loved, you touched so many people’s hearts and had a way of making everyone laugh with your humour.

You left your mark on so many people, more than you probably ever knew. There is so much I can talk about but ill forever cherish our holidays to Florida, our family trips to Flamingo Land and even Blackpool but also the simple times we spent together, like going to Nando’s, which you absolutely loved. You were a massive part of my childhood, and even growing up together you continued to hold such a special place in my life.

I still think about the times you’d endlessly tell me all about The Undertaker, showing me his chokeslam videos and even reenacting him, me you and riles would laugh for ages over it.


Life feels different without you in it, and I wish we had more time. But I’ll carry those moments with me forever.
Goodnight, God bless, Dyl until we meet again ❤️

Dyl you've been taken from us far too young. You still had your whole life ahead of you. You were more than a cousin you were like a brother to me. You were caring and kind and funny and the world is worse off without you.

Your passing has showed just how much you touched the lives of the people around you.

At least you're back with your mum, dad, brother and me nan and grandad.

You'll always be loved, you'll always be remembered and you'll always be missed.

Rest easy ❤️

Taken too soon, RIP Dyl 🌹

Dylan….what can we say. 23 years of age with your whole life ahead of you. Losing you at such a young age is something we will never understand. You were a genuine and kind lad who was loved by all, and we really hope you knew that. You have left a hole in all of our hearts, but we will cherish the many moments and memories we had with you. The kids are going to miss having you around, but we will keep your spirit alive with all the stories, pictures and videos of you. It brings us comfort to think that you are now reunited with your mum, dad, brother, nan and grandad. Let’s hope grandad John had a nice chicken curry at the table waiting for you. Rest easy Dyl. Much love, Tony, Julie, Emily and Alex xxx