Mabel M. Tyler

To the family of Sister Mabel M. Tyler, I remember Sis. Tyler when we were at Nazareth First Born Church Of The Living God, under the direction of Elder Fred B. McKenzie. She was a loving and kind person and will be missed. I remember her in church shouting and praising God, and telling how good God is. Sorry she is gone from us but the Word says to be absent from the body, to be present with the Lord. Sis. Tyler we will meet again. Clarinda Brown, Elder Clarence & Sally Reid.

To the Family,
We would like to extend our heartfelt
condolences to you on the transition
of Sis. Tyler. We'll always remember
her beautiful smile, and her time when she was a member of Holy Temple
COGIC Trenton; the late Bishop Jones
Pastor. Know that our thoughts and
prayers are with you. God Bless You.
Grace Cossland & The Jones Family

mr.joe i/mso sorry to hear of sis.tyler/sdeath .keeping you in prayer . mrs.tyler was my friend.evangelist baker.trenton.n.j.

To the family of Mrs Mabel, I am so saddened that she is gone on to be with the Lord. She was my Mom, Virginia Robinson's roommate at The Pavillion and I Loved her like an Aunt. She and my Mom were the greatest of friends and now they are both together with the Lord.She was so sweet and kindhearted. I got to hear her sing as that is what we would do, Sing gospel songs and have Church when we visited. May God comfort you all with the wonderful memories that we share.God Bless You. Virginia...

Aunt Mabel--God does answer prayers...You are with Uncle S.T. for eternity. In fact, you are with Aunt Lizzie Mae, too. You are so lucky.;-)

We are all so lucky to have you as our angel looking down over us. Thank you for the quality time that we shared, and for being a great aunt.

To the family, we are better people for having known, loved, and been loved by Aunt Mabel. We need to go out and share that love with the rest of the world.