Leo "Tiger" Tyrrell

Phyllis,
So sad to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Karla

I'm so sorry for your loss. I always found Mr. Tyrrell to be friendly, outgoing, and upbeat. The neighborhood will not be the same without him.

Dear Aunt Phyllis and family,
We are saddened by the loss of Uncle Leo, and praise God that Leo is now in His hands.
May God comfort you during this time of loss and hold you up to continue in His purposes for your lives.
Love from all of us.
Rex, Candace, Sarah, Anna & Matthew Loesby

Dear Phyllis, Michael, John, Peter, and Nancy,
My Mom just informed me of Leo's passing. I'm so sorry I missed the services. Our deepest sympathy on the passing of Leo. What a gentle giant! What a legacy he leaves!
You'll be in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Sharon, Marc, and Kyle

Leo, darling:I am crying even thinking about writing something here, knowing you'll not be there to read it. Ellie and I will miss you so at Cedar Hammock, and can't even think about you not being here this October. But we WILL take care of your darling Felicita! We will never be able to play the l5th hole without thinking of you watching us!Keep swinging away in heaven! Love, Priscilla.

A great person with a great personality. He loved basketball and helped so many young players and coaches learn the game. All the former Medford guys will miss you!

Our prayers and sympathy are with all of Uncle Leo's family in your
time of loss and sorrow.
Kathleen is there to watch over him.
Kenneth Johnson, Billerica MA.
Kenneth Johnson Jr., Catherine and Shelley, Piqua, OH
Dr. Kenneth Johnson III, Shannon
and Cole, Homer, NY

Growing up on Lillian Road was a wonderful experience, and Mr. Tyrrell (yes, even as an adult, I still refer to Leo as Mr. Tyrrell) was such an important part of that experience. From early memories of his 4th of July fireworks in the circle, to a chance meeting just several weeks ago, he remains an extended parent of the neighborhood I loved.

I'll speak for my entire Shea (and Sheehy)family and thank him for making Lillian Road what it was and still is...