Memorial service for Mr. Dallis Patrick Ryan Wolfe will be Sunday, January 31, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at Jorgenson Lake Park (37th Street & 11th Avenue North - St. Petersburg, FL 33713).

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Dallis Patrick Ryan Wolfe was born on Sunday, July 26, 1998 in St. Petersburg, FL to Marion Wolfe III and Karen A. Howard.

A Time To Labor: Dallis "was truly someone who thought about life, thought about things, and had very deep feelings about what is happening in our world." He started volunteering and working at a young age. He spent his summers and breaks working as the fourth generation in the family business @ Starling School. Dallis was adored by the children, and known affectionately as Mr. Dallis. He was employed by Walmart and volunteered at Edmonton Heights After School Program both in Huntsville, Alabama. He was previously employed by College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving and Big Lots in St. Pete/Lealman #540.

A Time To Leisure: Dallis' educational foundation started at Starling School where he attended during his preschool years. He went on to excel as a student at Yvonne C. Reed Christian School and Tyrone Middle School. Dallis graduated from St. Petersburg High School in 2016 where he played varsity football #33. He attended Maryville College in Tennessee for two years on academic and football athletic scholarships. He then wanted to experience studying at a HBCU (historically black colleges and universities), so he transferred to Alabama A&M University. Dallis was looking forward to graduation in May 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and minor in Criminal Justice. Dallis was an honor Student (4.0)

Dallis wanted to "make the next generation better". He had goals to "work with children experiencing trauma by giving them attention to work through difficult moments". He was an intellectual, avid reader, compassionate person, poet, diplomatic, and deep thinker. He was interested in neuroscience and social justice.

A Time To Leave: Dallis departed this life on Monday, January 18, 2021. The outpour of comfort, love, support, and stories will allow his life to be remembered as the deep thinking, passionate, and intellectual man he was. He is preceded in death by his grandparents: Joe Howard, Marion Wolfe II and Dolores Wolfe.