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Honoring Tyler
We lost our blue-eyed boy, Tyler, to a car accident in 2013, just three days after his 15th birthday. There is no road map or instruction book to navigate this new journey of life. But talking to others who have walked in our shoes has helped to comfort our broken hearts.
Our faith in God has given us the strength in the early days of our grief and continues to help us get through each day. We hope to provide support for others who are walking a similar path.
"Every little thing is gonna be alright." — Ty
Our Blue-Eyed Boy
He had the best smile & biggest heart.
Our Family
Getting ready for Tyler's Memorial Run.
Life is Precious
Drink from the hose, play in the water, live life.
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His Memory Lives On
It's amazing how God works. Our family has always liked dragonflies, especially Tyler. So now each time we see one, we feel a little closer to him.
There just so happens to be a blue-eyed dragonfly that matches Tyler’s blue eyes. What a perfect way to remember our son.
