Simply CremationDillon Duncan Torres
Dillon Duncan Torres of Surprise, Arizona, passed away on the 12th of November, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born on March 15th, 2000 to Roger Torres and Mystie Duncan in Phoenix, Arizona. Dillon loved music and video games, and he loves his music loud. He always made a short story long. He was a devoted father, great son, and brother. He brightened every room he walked into with his big smile and sense of humor, and always made his presence known with his loud voice. He is survived by his son, Nathanial Torres; his girlfriend, Mea Gonzales; his parents Roger Torres and Mystie Duncan; His step-mother Suzette Torres; his brothers Roger II, Nick, Brandon, AJ, and Vincent; his sisters, Amanda, Vanessa, Ashley, and Haylee; and his grandparents Stephanie Torres, Pete Torres, and Patricia Milstead. The family held a private service.
I was Dillon’s assistant principal for most of his elementary years. He had a beautiful soul and an infectious smile. Dillon touched my life in such a wondrous way. I pray he is at peace now and that those he has left behind will find comfort as well.
Rest In Peace my baby brother. We love you.
DILLON
BY: Vinnie D
He shore was annoying
I knew where he was just
By the way he laughed
Always had something goofy
to say just to get a smile
Picking him up when he was
a little younger to go on a
drive, spend time, hang, skate
Long division was a thing
Untill I came along
No fear, no tears and long hair
Is where we were
When we were together
coming up with a way to
better the things around us
Was always a headache
All this is not enough to
explain how much my lil bro
Dillon meant to me
I knew he looked up to his
older bro
Playing the drums and skating
Growing up somewhere that
was just the beginning
Never failing to piss me off
As he lived with me
Stealing, ducking, dodging
Just created more reason for
me to love him and want to
know what was troubling
He was afraid of me at the end
Doing anything to get away
I wish I wasn’t to busy with a
broke down tractor and a new
family to let him know
everything was ok
Nana and tata wouldn’t want it
any other way
Mom and Rodger wanted us
To always be happy
And one Christmas we met
That goal and even smoked in
the casa and took out the
boat.
I’m talking bout my little bro
brother Dillon, he’s the one
YEEEEEAH OUR LITTLE brother Dillon the one with a
squeaky laugh YEEEEEAH OUR
bro Dillon a better drummer
Then John Bonham.
R.I.P DILL.
YOU ARE & GOOD MAN.