Dylan Beau Weeks Obituary: 27-Year-Old Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Man Remembered for Family, Humor and Construction Work

Dylan Beau Weeks, 27, of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, died October 30, 2026. His family remembers his humor, devotion to loved ones and work with Stevenson Sand, Inc.

Remembering Dylan Beau Weeks of Elizabeth City

Family and friends are mourning the unexpected loss of Dylan Beau Weeks, who died on October 30, 2026, at the age of 27. A resident of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Dylan was born on November 20, 1998, to Stacey Bryan Weeks and Dawn Sanders Weeks.

His obituary, published through Twiford Funeral Homes, describes a young man whose humour, strong family connections and pride in his work made a lasting impression on those around him. His death leaves loved ones with memories of shared laughter, family occasions and the everyday moments that made their relationships meaningful.

Dylan Weeks and His Wife, Autumn Bateman Weeks

One of the most meaningful parts of Dylan’s story was his relationship with his wife, Autumn Bateman Weeks. The couple first met while they were in seventh grade and reconnected six years later on Dylan’s birthday. Their friendship developed into a lasting relationship, and they married on November 15, 2025.

Although their marriage lasted less than a year before his passing, the obituary says Dylan was proud of the life they were building together. Autumn survives him, along with his parents and siblings

A Passion for Construction and His Work at Stevenson Sand

Dylan took considerable pride in his career in site construction with Stevenson Sand, Inc., where he had worked for several years. He enjoyed operating heavy equipment and being involved in construction projects.

According to his family’s tribute, he often described his job with characteristic humour, saying that he simply “pushed dirt.” His enthusiasm for his work was evident whenever he showed loved ones the sites where he had been working.

Dylan’s Humour, Personality and Love of Family

Dylan was remembered for his charisma, quick wit and unmistakable sarcasm. He enjoyed singing, expressing his opinions and engaging in lively conversations and debates. His sense of humour could turn ordinary situations into memorable moments.

Even small habits became part of the memories his loved ones will carry forward, including the half-finished Dr. Peppers he frequently left behind.

He was also a devoted uncle who made an effort to attend his nephews’ sporting events and special occasions. His nephews particularly enjoyed opportunities to ride with him on excavators and bulldozers. These experiences created treasured family memories that will remain meaningful to them.

Dylan Beau Weeks’ Surviving Family

Dylan is survived by his wife, Autumn; his parents, Stacey and Dawn Weeks; his siblings, Tyler, Cody and Caroline; and his nephews, Chandler, Wyatt and Weston.

His grandparents, Warren and Linda Weeks, and Donald and Sandra Sanders, also survive him. He was preceded in death by his nephew, Caiden. His beloved pets, Sir Charles and Stella, were also mentioned in the family obituary.

Visitation and Memorial Arrangements in Elizabeth City

Twiford Funeral Homes is assisting the Weeks family with arrangements. Family and friends were invited to pay their respects on Friday, November 6, 2026, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 648 Blount Road, Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909.

The obituary also identifies New Hollywood Cemetery, located at 1101 Peartree Road in Elizabeth City, as the final resting place. In lieu of flowers, the family requested memorial donations to the Dylan Weeks Memorial Scholarship Fund. Donations could be made at Southern Bank locations or mailed to the bank’s West City Drive address in Elizabeth City.

A Lasting Legacy of Love and Laughter

Dylan’s passing leaves a deep sense of loss for Autumn, his parents, siblings, nephews, extended family and friends. His obituary portrays someone who valued his relationships, enjoyed his work and brought humour into the lives of those around him.

Though his life ended far too soon, the memories created through family gatherings, conversations, jokes and time spent together will remain part of his loved ones’ lives.

Heartfelt condolences go to Autumn and the entire Weeks and Sanders families. May they find comfort in their shared memories and strength in one another as they navigate this difficult loss.

Editorial note: The date of death, age, family details, employment history and visitation information are drawn from Dylan’s published obituary through Twiford Funeral Homes. The cause of death was not disclosed in the obituary and has not been included.