Tyanna Avery-Felder

Tyanna was so much for so many people. I joined the army when I was 17 and in Iraq by the time I was 18, she was big sister, mentor, pastor, friend and many more titles. I think of her daily. I speak about her daily. I just wish she could be here, I just wish I could switch with her. She was the rock

Hey T ! isometimes just google your name and cry reading everything about what u did and how u changed people lives ! i knoe you changed mine. i just wish i had more time with you . Sleep in peace Tyanna . i wil never let anyone forget u ! love you

Not a day goes by where you don't cross my mind. I miss you so much I wish I could just pick up the phone and call you! You were such a great friend I will never forget when I had my son you were right there seeing if I needed anything. As always Rest peacefully baby girl we all love you always and forever. It was an honer to have shared the times we did together love and miss you sister in arms.

Tyanna.............. I love you

Tyanna, went for a walk tonight with my husband here in SD while visiting his family. They have a traveling Vietnam Wall and a wall for casualites in Iraq. It didn't take me long to find you and Rogers in a field of names. I went to many memorials in the rear but you and Rogers affected me the most. We weren't close but it doesn't make your loss any less harder to forget. ~Kelley (Bisson)

It's been 9 years almost to the day that you left this world entirely to soon. The Vielots miss you and still share memories we all have of you. We miss and love you and you will never ever be forgotten. Love you! -Saranika or as you prefered to call me "Samanika"
P.S. I still have that Angelica portrait you drew for me way back. Now it's in a picture frame hanging up in our kitchen.

Hello,
We would like to express our deepest condolences and also to let the Avery-Felder Family know that we recently sent Care Packages to American troops in Afghanistan. Each box carried a dedication sheet that includes the name, service information and photo of your loved one. We recognize that this is a humble tribute, but we wanted you to know that it is heartfelt and made possible by thousands of like-minded individuals in the youth hockey community and beyond. We will not forget....

TYANNA I MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU LIFE HASNT BEEN THE SAME AND IT NEVER WILL BE I WILL SEE YOU ONE DAY.

As one of the medics who was with her when she passed, not a day has gone by since April 7, 2004 that I haven't thought of Spc. Avery-Felder. Rest in peace and God bless your family.