Dylan Micheal Caruso of Corinth was born November 13, 1996 in Bangor to Danyall Worster (Hallett) and Frederick (Ted) Caruso II. Dylan went missing September 30, 2024 and was found on October 23, 2024. Dylan was tragically and senselessly taken from us.
Dylan was loved by many and had a heart as big as he was. Dylan loved fishing of all sorts as well as his family and friends. He enjoyed cooking and had completed his Serve Safe training last year.
Dylan is survived by his mother, Danyall of Corinth; father, Ted of Kenduskeag; stepfather, David Hallett Jr; brothers, Nate Worster of Ellsworth and Lucas Worster and his wife, Shauni, of Corinth, and Peter Caruso and Caleb Caruso of Bangor; sisters, Victoria and Prudence Hallett both of Corinth, and Emma Caruso of Bangor. As well as his grandfather’s, Wade Worster and wife, Karen, of Charleston, Clyde Richards Jr. and Rita Schroth of Ripley and Ted Caruso I; great-grandmother, Viola Worster of Corinth and grandmother, Donna Avery; Nephews, Aspen-Lee, River and Klaytin Worster, all of Corinth; and special friend, Dustin Frost of Corinth, aunt, Amanda and Nick Rand and cousin, Isaac Rand as well as many additional aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who loved him dearly. Dylan had many special people in his life who love and miss him dearly.
Dylan has now joined his great grandfather, Merle (Muscles) Worster, grandmother, Gayle Worster Richards; great grandparents, Roger Merrill and Naomi Worster; nephews, Christian, Robbie and Nicky Rand; great grandmother, Madeline Caruso; very special family friend, Shawn Munson, as well as many of his friends who were taken to Heaven too soon.
There will be a celebration of life from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m., Wednesday November 13, 2024 (Dylan’s 28th birthday) at the Family Reception Center of Brookings-Smith, 163 Center St., Bangor Maine. Donations to the family can be maybe to Danyall Hallett the day of service or through go fund me at https//gofund.me/780dd455
Condolences to the family may be expressed at BrookingsSmith.com
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Dylan was loved by many and had a heart as big as he was. Dylan loved fishing of all sorts as well as his family and friends. He enjoyed cooking and had completed his Serve Safe training last year.
Dylan is survived by his mother, Danyall of Corinth; father, Ted of Kenduskeag; stepfather, David Hallett Jr; brothers, Nate Worster of Ellsworth and Lucas Worster and his wife, Shauni, of Corinth, and Peter Caruso and Caleb Caruso of Bangor; sisters, Victoria and Prudence Hallett both of Corinth, and Emma Caruso of Bangor. As well as his grandfather’s, Wade Worster and wife, Karen, of Charleston, Clyde Richards Jr. and Rita Schroth of Ripley and Ted Caruso I; great-grandmother, Viola Worster of Corinth and grandmother, Donna Avery; Nephews, Aspen-Lee, River and Klaytin Worster, all of Corinth; and special friend, Dustin Frost of Corinth, aunt, Amanda and Nick Rand and cousin, Isaac Rand as well as many additional aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who loved him dearly. Dylan had many special people in his life who love and miss him dearly.
Dylan has now joined his great grandfather, Merle (Muscles) Worster, grandmother, Gayle Worster Richards; great grandparents, Roger Merrill and Naomi Worster; nephews, Christian, Robbie and Nicky Rand; great grandmother, Madeline Caruso; very special family friend, Shawn Munson, as well as many of his friends who were taken to Heaven too soon.
There will be a celebration of life from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m., Wednesday November 13, 2024 (Dylan’s 28th birthday) at the Family Reception Center of Brookings-Smith, 163 Center St., Bangor Maine. Donations to the family can be maybe to Danyall Hallett the day of service or through go fund me at https//gofund.me/780dd455
Condolences to the family may be expressed at BrookingsSmith.com
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