On Sunday April 18 ^th 2021, Dylan Frederick Krogh passed away suddenly at the age of 28. Dylan was born on August 18 ^th , 1992 in Spokane WA to Todd Krogh and Julia Frederick.

Dylan is now reunited with his grandmothers Janice and Vivian, his Auntie Chris, Uncle Don and his best companions Festis, Shadow and Dexter. He has left behind his mother, Julia whom he made very proud every single day with his protective nature and tremendous heart. Dylan was a single mom's dream growing up. His father, Todd(Julie)  whom he logged countless hours as co-pilot in the semi growing up, and four siblings that he kept in line with a constant verbal razing but loved beyond measure, Mackenzie (Riley), Austin, Sydney (Payton) and Benjamin (golf clubs). He is also survived most recently by his beautiful niece, Vivienne Rae whom he adored and several cousins that were his closest friends and thrill seekers. Dylan's grandfather, John, who taught him "everything he knows" and shares no stronger bond is also left to mourn his loss.

Dylan grew up and was raised on the Krogh family ranch near Sacheen Lake. It was evident early in is life, that all he ever wanted to do was work on the ranch, saw logs and ride his dirt bike. He grew to be his Dad and Grandpa's greatest asset due to his hard work and determination. Whether it be fixing fence, feeding and tending the cattle or putting up hay, Dylan was right there helping. Besides working on the ranch, Dylan's other passions were hunting with his hound dogs and dirt bike riding. Hiking many miles cross country to catch up to his baying hound dogs was no biggie for "Big D", as he was known by his family. He also excelled at dirt bike racing, winning many trophies. He once continued the second lap at the Desert 100 in Odessa, after injuring his foot. After the race, he took off his boot, only to discover his foot needed nearly 80 stitches.  His toughness was never questioned after that. After high school graduation, Dylan began his life long dream of working along side his Grandpa John in the ranching/logging business full time. He had already been living in the "farm house", so his universe was right outside his door.  He continued on this path for many years, until his Grandpa's health began to decline, that is when he declared himself "Boss" of the ranch. A few years later Dylan and his brother Austin joined forces to establish Krogh Logging and Excavating. They enjoyed working hard together and the occasional "wrestling" match to settle any differences they might of have had. Dylan left this world far too soon. He was loved and in return he loved beyond measure. We as a family like to think Dylan is living his perfect day, out in the woods listening to his hounds baying, falling a big tree then sitting on the stump enjoying a cold Coors light. When he is done with his beer, he jumps on his dirt bike, rides through the cows making sure they are okay for the night, parks his bike along the farm house, goes inside to rest peacefully knowing he was loved.

A celebration of life was held on Saturday April 24, 2021 at the beautiful home of Robyn Malsbury. Thank you Robyn and Family for your generosity and love.

To the many friends and family members who showed up at the ranch after Dylan's passing to help catch up on work and to clean, your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you to our community for the outpouring of love and support, the meals, the cards, the flowers and the knock on the door just to check in on the Krogh's.

We are forever changed by the loss of our Dylan and by your love.