

Dylan attended Kokomo High School, where the early foundations of his life and character took shape. He later worked as a technician for T-Mobile, bringing steady dedication to his work and offering others the same considerate, good-natured presence that marked so much of his life.
Music was a lasting joy for Dylan, and he sang in a rock band in the past—an outlet for both expression and the understated humor that so often surfaced in his company. He also enjoyed working on cars, finding satisfaction in hands-on projects and the quiet focus they required.
Dylan attended Morning Star Church, a place that reflected the values he carried with him and the gentle way he moved through the world.
Remembered as a gentle and quiet soul with a comedic spirit, Dylan will be missed for the kindness he showed, the warmth behind his humor, and the calm, kind-hearted presence he brought to those who knew him.
Dylan is survived by his three children, Rosalee Ludwig, Elijah Ludwig, and Beckett McKoon; his mother, Kasey (Jeffrey) McKoon-Catt; sister, Brooklyn (Brett) Adams; brother, Oliver Anderson; grandmother, Susan (Chris) Holman; two nieces, Isla Adams and Margot Anderson; nephew, Everin Adams; aunt, Andrea McKoon; and cousin, Aidyn McKoon.
Preceded in death is his grandfather, Max McKoon; and his great-grandmother, Ella Maynard.
There will be a time of visitation for Dylan on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 from 11:00 AM until the time of funeral service at 1:00 PM at Sunset Memory Garden Funeral Home, 2097 West Alto Road, Kokomo, IN. Burial will follow to Sunset Memory Garden Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in Dylan's memory to American Diabetes Association, envelopes will be provided at funeral home.
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