Anthony P. Tyler

I was very saddened to hear of Tony's passing. He and I shared an apartment in Montreal where he was a medical student - two, in fact, one a second floor apartment in Notre Dame de Grâce, the other on Durocher in the student quarter. I remember him skateboarding at all times of the day (and night) as referred to by Louisa below, also his encounter with a car! He was an accomplished carpenter and the various articles he made filled both apartments, which as they were unfurnished, was just as...

Tony was a great friend during the mid 1970s and my next door neighbor in Montreal. We traveled cross the continent Montréal to California a few times. I skateboarded occasionally with Tony and his med school mates and we cooked dinner together a few times. He taught me how to make a bechemel sauce and not to fear adding more garlic to Italian dishes.
Last time I saw him was 1983 in his garage in the Santa Cruz area looking at a surfboard he made.

Today is his birthday...

Just learned of the passing of my former primary physician before I left Santa Cruz. Wonderful man.

My husband and I are very sadden of the passing of Dr. Tyler.
He was our doctor for over 30 years, it's going to be very hard to find a replacement to fill his shoes.
Our condolences to his family

Was deeply saddened to hear of Dr. Tyler's passing. Such a great doctor, and lovely human being. Our condolences to his family and loved ones...he will be missed.

Mai and Shawn Horton

RIP Dr Tyler.
Thank you for being our family's doctor for 20 years. We will miss your healing touch and warm wisdom. You will be fondly remembered.Our hearts and condolences go out to his family, friends and staff.

Dr. Tyler has been my physician for about 5 years and I am going to miss him. He was a great listener and had a quiet but charismatic demeanor that always put me at ease. My condolences to his family and staff.....he was a really nice guy.