Dillon James Stiers

Dillon James Stiers, 27, of Hermann, MO, departed this life Thursday, March 31, 2022.

Dillon was born in Washington, Missouri on December 5, 1994, the son of Clint Stiers.

Dillon truly had a heart full of love and compassion for everyone he met.  He was an awesome big brother and a wonderful cousin to all his younger cousins.  He had great success in baseball, which he loved to play.  He loved to help in Vacation Bible School, skateboard, going camping, fishing and especially loved going to the mountains.  He was the best son a father could ever have and will always be truly missed.  He will forever be in our hearts and minds forever.

My Son Dillon

To my son Dillon in Heaven above
I miss you so much and all your love
You filled my life with laughter and joy
ever since you were a baby boy
Teachers said you were so kind and nice
and always had such good advice
Helping the kids who got picked on in school
that’s what made your father think you were so cool
We never ran out of having fun
People said if you’re looking for Clint you’ll find his son
Like when we went fishing and a tornado went by,
hail big as baseballs we had to hide
To that cedar we ran so fast
but like you said we are having a blast
But now my heart is filled with so much sorrow
cause I know I won’t see you tomorrow
I know you’re in Heaven in Gods loving care
Someday soon your family will be there
So you and Christopher get ready for the day
when our family joins up in that special way
I love you so much, and miss you so dear
but in my heart I’ll keep you near

Love,
“Daddio”

Dillon is survived by his father and stepmother, Clint and Laura Stiers, of Hermann, MO; sister Tinsley Stiers, of Hermann, MO; grandparents, Dennis and Cathy Stiers, of Hermann, MO; Aunt Katie and Uncle Rory Owen, cousins Brianna and Ella Rucker, all of Hammond, MT; Uncle Joel and Aunt Leslie Stiers, cousins Ethan and Parker Stiers, all of Union, MO; and many other family and friends.

He is preceded in death by great-grandparents, James and Betty Stiers; and great-grandparents, Robert and Lucille Naylor.

Private memorial services were held.

Memorials may be given to First Baptist Church of Gasconade, for VBS (Vacation Bible  School).