Dillion Wright was born on October 16, 2000, to his loving mother, Ethel Wright, and father, Edward Wright, who preceded him in death. He was nurtured with boundless love and support throughout his life, and the bond he shared with his family was unbreakable—a foundation built on care, guidance, and shared joy.

Dillion was also lovingly raised by his grandparents, Nancy and John Jackson, whose guidance, strength, and unconditional love helped shape the man he became. They both preceded him in death, leaving behind a legacy of love that will forever remain a part of who he was.

His life, though brief, was filled with vibrant moments and meaningful connections. Dillion’s warmth, kindness, and genuine spirit touched everyone he encountered.

Dillion also had a special love for animals and was a proud “cat dad.” His beloved companion, Mr. Kitty, held a special place in his heart, and his spirit will continue to live on through the love and bond they shared.

He leaves to cherish his memory his loving mother, Ethel Wright; his loyal stepfather Willie Street, who will also cherish his memories; his loving aunts, TuLinda Jackson and Debra Jackson-Jones (Anthony Jones); his uncles, Johnny Joyce( Alfreda Joyce), Carlos Jackson, and Steve Jackson; his loving God-sister, Arlene Philmore; his “plus-one” brother, Clarence Sandy; his special cousin Jeremiyah Reed;his VIP cousins THE JACKSON FIVE: Kashay, Valencia, Darshanna, TuQuanda and Nartevia, his cousin and spiritual confidant Jevette Padgett, along with a host of loving cousins, extended family, and dear friends who will forever hold him close in their hearts.The bond he shared with his first cousins Jaylin and Jabari, was the highlight of their childhood and will always be cherished.

Dillion will also be forever remembered and never forgotten by his loyal friend, Tabyous, whose bond of friendship meant so much and will live on in cherished memories.

Dillion’s life reminds us to love deeply, live fully, and cherish every moment. His legacy will continue through the lives he touched and the love he gave so freely.

Rest peacefully, Dillion. You will never be forgotten.