In Memory of Dustin Bollinger - Superhero Dad
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We are asking for donations to help cover the costs of Dustin's funeral, Celebration of Life, moving and storage expenses, and additional fees that are associated with his unexpected passing. Any remaining donations will be split between his 4 children, to ensure they have the things they need during this shattering life shift. We are grateful for anything you are able to donate. We know times are hard and uncertain right now, so sharing this link means equally as much to us and his children.
Take a moment to get to know Dustin, or simply reminisce:
Some knew him as Dustin, D-Boll, Falcon, brother, uncle, son, or daddy. No matter what you called him, everyone would agree that he was a good man and an incredible father. Dustin was a friend to all, and you could always expect to see a smile on his face, every time you saw him. Despite being a single dad raising 4 kids, he never complained and he never quit – even when he was tired. Dustin leaves behind 4 children – Louis (14), Rachaelle (13), Adrianna (5), and Adrian (3), as well as a niece, nephew, and mother.
Dustin loved to stay fit and active. His lifestyle reflected that, as he frequented 24-Hour Fitness almost daily, played outdoors with his kids, enjoyed going fishing, and worked as a local delivery driver where he was constantly lifting, loading, and unloading products. His last place of work was at Markstein Beverage Co. of Sacramento. He loved his job, coworkers, and supervisors the same. We are very thankful that he worked for a company that made him feel like family, and gave him the opportunity to provide for his own.
Meadowview (South Sacramento) is where Dustin grew up. He didn’t have an easy or “normal” childhood. He was faced with many obstacles and challenges from a young age. Despite it all, he persevered and vowed to take care of his family and children. His number one goal was to provide them with a life he never got to experience – a life every child deserves. He stayed true to that promise.
He worked hard to ensure that EVERY Sunday was Family Day. Dustin made sure that his kids (often times the other kids in the family, too) enjoyed a fun Sunday going to places like; Six Flags, Chuck E. Cheese’s, the skating rink, and restaurants. Other than Sundays, holidays and birthdays were always a huge celebration where everyone was invited. He made each and every one of his kids feel special and loved every day, but somehow managed to up it by 10 on those special days. Not only were his kids a priority, he made sure that everyone in attendance got a plate of food, some cake, and left having a good time.
The first time Dustin fell short of his promise was on Sunday, April 26th, 2020 when he sadly, and unexpectedly, passed away. He was born on November 28th, 1980, making him just 39 years old. We are all heartbroken and devastated, but find comfort knowing that we have incredible support from you all. Jasmine, the mother of his two younger children, said it best, “I am glad to know that you will be looking over our children and giving them a new love, an eternal love!”
Thank you for reading.
With Love,
Noshi
Organizer: Chenoa Calhoun (Dustin's niece)
Take a moment to get to know Dustin, or simply reminisce:
Some knew him as Dustin, D-Boll, Falcon, brother, uncle, son, or daddy. No matter what you called him, everyone would agree that he was a good man and an incredible father. Dustin was a friend to all, and you could always expect to see a smile on his face, every time you saw him. Despite being a single dad raising 4 kids, he never complained and he never quit – even when he was tired. Dustin leaves behind 4 children – Louis (14), Rachaelle (13), Adrianna (5), and Adrian (3), as well as a niece, nephew, and mother.
Dustin loved to stay fit and active. His lifestyle reflected that, as he frequented 24-Hour Fitness almost daily, played outdoors with his kids, enjoyed going fishing, and worked as a local delivery driver where he was constantly lifting, loading, and unloading products. His last place of work was at Markstein Beverage Co. of Sacramento. He loved his job, coworkers, and supervisors the same. We are very thankful that he worked for a company that made him feel like family, and gave him the opportunity to provide for his own.
Meadowview (South Sacramento) is where Dustin grew up. He didn’t have an easy or “normal” childhood. He was faced with many obstacles and challenges from a young age. Despite it all, he persevered and vowed to take care of his family and children. His number one goal was to provide them with a life he never got to experience – a life every child deserves. He stayed true to that promise.
He worked hard to ensure that EVERY Sunday was Family Day. Dustin made sure that his kids (often times the other kids in the family, too) enjoyed a fun Sunday going to places like; Six Flags, Chuck E. Cheese’s, the skating rink, and restaurants. Other than Sundays, holidays and birthdays were always a huge celebration where everyone was invited. He made each and every one of his kids feel special and loved every day, but somehow managed to up it by 10 on those special days. Not only were his kids a priority, he made sure that everyone in attendance got a plate of food, some cake, and left having a good time.
The first time Dustin fell short of his promise was on Sunday, April 26th, 2020 when he sadly, and unexpectedly, passed away. He was born on November 28th, 1980, making him just 39 years old. We are all heartbroken and devastated, but find comfort knowing that we have incredible support from you all. Jasmine, the mother of his two younger children, said it best, “I am glad to know that you will be looking over our children and giving them a new love, an eternal love!”
Thank you for reading.
With Love,
Noshi
Organizer: Chenoa Calhoun (Dustin's niece)
Organizer
Chenoa Calhoun
Organizer
Foothill Farms, CA