PORTLAND – Dylan Lucas Webber, 31, of Portland passed away unexpectedly on Sept. 2, 2021 surrounded by loved ones at Maine Medical Center.

Dylan was born at home in Augusta on April 19, 1990 to Katie Daggett and Chuck Webber. He attended school in Gardiner and finishing at Hall Dale High School in Hallowell. Then going to college at University of Southern Maine.

Dylan loved to travel, and at an early age, took advantage of the perks of working at the Portland Jet Port to travel all over the U.S. and Europe. Where he was able to sample many styles of beer, which would help him later in life.

Dylan turned an interest in home brewing and craft beer into a passion and a career. Starting out at Maine Beer Company as a cellarman, later becoming Mast Landings first employee and head brewer. He was introduced by a friend to Mike Rankin, with whom he started their own brewery, Definitive Brewing Company. His talent for brewing beer was remarkable and unanimously lauded by his peers in the craft brew community. He was steadfastly hardworking, driven, never missing a day of work.

Dylan leaves behind a legacy, he was fundamentally kind, caring, and loyal to his friends and family. Which would explain the unbelievable amount of sympathy and generosity that has been truly uplifting.

Outside of work Dylan lived for moments with family, loved ones, and his incredible network of caring friends, enjoying beers, a deep love for music, especially live music. His favorite place was at his family’s camp on Lake Cobbosseecontee. He was a long time vegetarian and an animal lover, especially cats.

He is predeceased by his maternal grandfather, Ed Daggett, and his paternal grandparents, Bill Webber and Althea Ingraham.

Dylan is survived by his soulmate, Laura Bramley; mother Kattie Daggett, father Chuck Webber and stepmother Kelly Paquette; brother, Daniel Webber and partner Brianna George, sister, Miriam Webber and fiancé James Mrazik; and nephew Charlie Mrazik; numerous aunts, uncles; and cousins; and his other family at Definitive Brewing Company.

There will be a celebration of life at Definitive Brewing Company on Sept. 26 from noon till 4 p.m.

Arrangements are under the care of Kincer Funeral Home, 130 Pleasant St., Richmond, ME 04357.

As proud of Dylan as we are for his many

accomplishments in such a short life, we are equally proud that he may have saved five lives by being

an organ donor,

so in lieu of flowers, become an organ donor, if you haven’t already.

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