John L. Tyler

Thank you for playing the bag pipes at our dads funeral and we enjoyed your singing the clarke heck families

Pat and family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. May the Lord hold all of you in the palm of His hand and give you comfort and peace at this difficult time. You will be in my prayers. I was fortunate to hear his beautiful music. Maureen Buckingham

John and Pat live across the street from me and they have been great neighbors. I'm going to miss seeing John on his porch all the time. He would always yell out hello to me and ask me how I was doing. I also hope that Pat is doing alright.

So sorry to read of John's passing. I knew him from Whitehall school many many years ago. We used to take the band bus to various football games. I played in the band for a short time but was a majorette with the band. John was a dear friend of my brother Bruce Binns. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as you grieve his loss. Paula (Binns) Clark.

Worked with John 45 years ago at Whittaker Electric. He introduced me to Industrial Sales. He was always a true professional and his customers respected that in him. We did an electric motor survey together at a plant in Manistee. I had thought industrial sales was all shirt & tie but this project was boots, jeans & gloves! He made sure we had time for a beer and game of pool later after work. So glad to have shared time with John.

Sang with John many years and I cherish those memories. My condolences and prayers to his family. Mike Squire

I'm so sorry for your loss. I found some old pictures of John playing the bagpipes at McGraft Park. Prayers

So sorry for your loss Pat and family. John was such a great person.

Sending love and prayers