Dallon Ross States, 26, passed away June 11, 2017 at his residence. Dallon was born March 27, 1991 in Lima, OH, to Todd States and Kathie-Jo (Moore) Dove, who survive him.
Dallon served in the United States Army Reserves 304th Engineer Company. He loved karaoke with his sister, Cami, and spending time singing with his friends. Dallon had a passion for all things tech and he loved Star Wars and Marvel. He loved to draw and was a very good artist. His pride as a soldier was only equaled by his passion as a warrior. He loved to bowl with his family and was an avid gun collector; he was always prepared and ready for anything. He was a huge Buckeyes fan and loved to research and debate. Dallon loved life and enjoyed spending time with those in it; especially his girlfriend Taylor, who was the love of his life.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Dallon States Memorial Fund through Superior Credit Union, savings account #170259 and routing #241279616. This is a safe and secure account through the credit union. Checks can be made payable to the Dallon States Memorial Fund, Account #170259.
Interment: Woodlawn Cemetery, Lima, Ohio
LIMA — Ohio Gov. John Kasich has approved lowering flags in Lima to half-staff on Saturday in memory of Army Reservist Dallon Ross States, 26, a native of Lima who died June 11. The approval came after a request from Lima Mayor David Berger, who extended his condolences to States’ family in a statement. “It is only fitting and proper to honor this military serviceman by lowering the flags on all city buildings and grounds to half-staff and by publicly calling the community’s attention to recognize the committed service and sacrifices made by Reservist Ross,” he said.
From his guest book: May God bless this patriot warrior, Dallon, and hold in his everlasting arms. I thank him for his service on behalf of our country. Sending my condolences to Dallon’s family, friends, and to all whose lives were touched by this fine young man. And Dallon, we Ohioans will continue to say “GO BUCKS” for you. Never forgotten. ALWAYS remembered.
#22toomany #OurHeroes are #Neverforgotten
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