MInneapolis, MN - It is with deep sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of Dylan Lowell DuLac, age 27, on October 16, 2024 in Minneapolis. Dylan was a bright and vibrant presence in the lives of all who knew him. A devoted son, brother, and friend he touched the hearts of many with his warmth and boundless generosity. His personality was magnetic, drawing people in with his authentic and welcoming nature, making him a true friend to all.

Dylan was the eldest of three siblings, a role he took on with love and devotion. His entire family looked to him not only for unwavering support but also for his ability to bring joy and laughter into every moment. His profound love for the family dogs—Nikki, Harley, and Margot—mirrored his affection for all living creatures, and the bond they shared brought him some of the purest joys in life.

Dylan's life was centered around his hobbies and his new adventure of becoming an MBA student at Carlson School of Management. Biking, run club, fly-fishing, disc golf, photography, story-telling, and hiking were just a few of the many activities that brought him fulfillment. Dylan had a uniquely creative spirit, often expressing himself through his love of art and music. His creations reflected the beauty of his mind and soul—each one a glimpse into the world he saw, full of color and wonder. Dylan navigated life with depth and purpose, always ready with kind words, advice, or a helping hand for those in need.

Dylan's loss is profoundly felt by his family, friends, and all those who had the privilege of knowing him. Survived by his parents Kirk and Jill (Nomeland) DuLac; sisters Ellie (Will Perry) and Brynn; grandparents Jerome DuLac and Karen Wingate; cousins Peter, Henry ,and Sydney Nomeland and several aunts, uncles, and close-knit family members. His memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved him, as his legacy of kindness, creativity and authenticity continues to inspire.

Funeral service Thursday, Nov 7 th 2:00 pm at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, 301 County Rd 19, Excelsior MN. Visitation is one hour prior to the church service. Memorials to Mount Calvary Lutheran Church in memory of Dylan L. DuLac. Celebration following the service at Pique Travel 306 Water St, Excelsior.

Rest in peace, Dylan. Your beautiful soul will never be forgotten.