Dylan Woods, 27, loving son, brother, and friend, passed away at home on Saturday, August 31, 2024, in Mount Vernon, Iowa. Visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. ' 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 7, 2024, at Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Mount Vernon. Service will begin at noon. A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 8, 2024, at the Solon American Legion Stinocher Post #460, Solon, Iowa.
Dylan was born November 28, 1996, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, son to James Woods and Angela Downs. He graduated from Mount Vernon High School in 2014.
Everybody knew that Dylan was into rodeos and bull fighting. He was a member of the Sandburr Rodeo Productions. He loved being in the water swimming or fishing. He also loved bonfires, fireworks, horseback riding, and watching old westerns.Dylan loved his siblings and family. He would always beat up on his siblings. He wrestled, fought, rough housed, played rodeo, and gave nicknames to all his siblings.
Dylan loved to help people. He would help younger kids learn how to ride bulls and get into rodeo. He helped his dad with auctions and worked on the farm. He was always willing to help.
Dylan is survived by his father, James Woods; mother, Angie (Jeff) Downs; siblings, Lisa (TJ Julich) Carte, Kyle (Mckenzie Hagert) Woods, Alena (Julion Falco) Brunius, Calen Downs, and Cameron Downs; nieces and nephews, Thomas Carte, James Carte, Emerson Hagert, and Paisley Clark; special little sisters, Kaylynn Novak and Kenzie Martin; dog, Cat; and many loving friends and family members.
Dylan was preceded in death by his grandparents, Geraldine (Vernon) McCraney and 'Gammi' Kay (Robert) Woods.
Memorials may be made to the family.
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services – Mount Vernon
Fishing at south cedar, Dylan could have the time of his life doing almost anything. He had a joy for life in the moment that is rare.
Much sadness for a man who showed much kindness.
This was one of the very last pictures taken of Dylan before he passed. He was at my show dancing with my Grandmother
He was an old soul, salt of the earth, and a dear friend
He was always there when you needed him, and he always picked up the phone.
I promise his legend will live on in song, and I will miss him forever
– Eli
I wasn’t as lucky as so many others. We were definitely family but living across country I didn’t get a chance to know you. I’m thankful for the one time that my son and I made the trip back to Iowa and I finally got to meet you and Kyle both. I don’t think very many know but we have over 28 first cousins in our family. I’m at a loss for words and my heart hurts for my family that have a huge hole left in their world. I have watched you grow over the years through Facebook and know that you have so many people who loved you. RIP cousin, you will be greatly missed!
We were invited out to Angie’s for a Christmas party and dylan was so happy I have pictures from that night. Lisa dylan and I made a tik-tok I hope she still has it, it was so funny. Oh Dylan how we all miss you! You were so loved. Phoebe tells stories of him.
Dylan buddy, I hope your at pease. I can never thank you enough for being the hand you are and pulling those bulls off of me. You will be missed
Our deepest condolences to the Woods family
Woody we are so very sorry to hear this. He was so young with so much life ahead. You are in my prayers, along with all of Dylan’s family and friends.
In loving memory of our nephew, Dylan (Dill Pickle) Woods. Sending thoughts and prayers of comfort and peace to his mother, father and siblings.
Today was very difficult to watch my sister and her family along with Jim Woods struggle to get through service!
May the memories of Dylan live and sustain you.