Dylan Joseph Jardin

Dylan Joseph Jardin, 25, of Bozeman, Montana, passed unexpectedly on June 28, 2022, from heart complications. His loss was completely unforeseen and the family is deeply saddened and shocked.



Dylan was born on February 28, 1997, to Michele Marie Paciello and Joseph Souza Jardin in Binghamton, New York. He was a passionate person who always put his family and friends above all else, not to mention the Philadelphia Eagles! Dylan’s first love was football, and he shared that passion with his nephews and niece, who are now diehard Eagle’s fans.



Everybody who knew Dylan knew him as a Gentle Giant and adored him for his caring ways. Family was everything to him; he could easily be found floating the river, throwing a ball around, playing games, and fishing with his dad – anything his family wanted to do. His distaste for pickles was his utmost weakness, but his love of mashed potatoes was unmatched. Dylan’s greatest joy in life was becoming a father to his beautiful baby boy Dominic in 2019. Dylan was the epitome of a caring father; feeding, changing diapers, bathing, clothing, playing, and snuggling were all of the things he looked forward to everyday.



Dylan is survived by his mother, Michele Paciello; father, Joe Jardin; son, Dominic Jardin (mother Olya Richards); sister, Tanya Smith (Russell Henry); brothers Paul Sisemore, Jr., and Nathan (Leslie) Hutchins; nephews Austin Franscioni, Kenneth Franscioni, Bodhi Hutchins; niece Anastasia Henry; and five aunts, four uncles, and numerous cousins. Dylan also leaves behind a large extended family in Connecticut. He was preceded in passing by his grandparents, Violet Harendza, Katherine & Joe Hux, and Carol Sisemore.



We will remember and honor Dylan with a Celebration of Life on August 4, 2022, at 2:00 p.m. at Dahl Funeral & Cremation Service, 300 Highland Boulevard, Bozeman, MT. If you cannot attend the service, please consider sharing a post on Dylan’s tribute page at www.dahlcares.com Dylan’s sudden passing has resulted in unexpected funeral expenses for our family and we would be very grateful for any contributions towards Dylan’s services.