Dylan Peter Petropoulos

dylan petropoulos

January 3, 2000 ~ April 10, 2026

Born in: Portland, Maine
Resided in: Portland, Maine

PORTLAND- Dylan Peter Petropoulos, born January 3, 2000, passed away on April 10.

Dylan was a graduate of Casco Bay High School. He was a generous, loyal, and cared about the people around him. He believed in doing right by others, whether he knew them well or not. He had a sense of humor that could catch people off guard and bring a lightness to everyday moments. He was happiest outdoors, especially fly fishing in Jackman, ME where he found a sense of peace. He always had an interest in heavy equipment, which carried into his work with the Maine Department of Transportation, where he took pride in what he did.

Being a father to his daughter, Veronica (Ronnie), was the most important part of his life. He was proud of her and cared deeply for her.

He is survived by his daughter, Ronnie; his parents, Peter and Cyndi; his brothers, Pierson and Conner; along with extended family and many friends who will miss him.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Please contact the family for details.

In lieu of flowers, donations to support his daughter Ronnie’s future may be made via Venmo (@p_petropoulos) or Zelle (ronniefuture26@gmail.com). Please include “For Ronnie” in the note. For alternative ways to contribute, please reach out to the family directly.

 

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  1. Rest easy my friend you were a great friend a great father and always worked so hard. You will be missed so much by so many may you rest in peace sending love my friend.

    • My condolences to the family this is terrible.. may Dylan rest in peace and be fishing forever !

  2. I am so sorry for your loss Cyndi, Peter Conner and Pierson. I remember Dylan when he was small. Sending my thoughts and prayers to you all 💕🙏🙏🙏

  3. Dear Peter, Cyndi, Conner and Pierson, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Dylan. I have many fond memories of your whole family and particularly remember when Ronnie was born that Dylan made a point to bring her into CBHS to introduce her to many staff, including me. He was so incredibly proud that day and it was so clear how much he enjoyed being her father. I am sending my personal condolences as well as those of our staff at CBHS. Please let me know when the celebration of life will be–I would love to attend and I know several other staff would as well. Thinking of all of you. ~Priya Natarajan


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