Tyler J. Trahan

Tyler has been very present lately so I´m forwarding extra prayers to all of you for him. Tyler´s memory is always a blessing.

Dear the Trahan Family, Tyler is still remembered and his legacy will live forever within the EOD community. After reading this log book and seeing other post that were written by EOD Techs who have fallen after Tyler it is extremely moving and compelled me to write down my condolences as well. These men are remembered and thought of daily. Though Tyler was before my time, after reading so much about him over the years he sounds like an amazing human and operator. One of Tyler´s pull up bars...

I found about Tyler through my friend Jordan Stevenson. He posted something about him and I looked Tyler up and here I am. I have been sitting here at my desk shedding tears for your son and your family. This hits very close to home for me. My Uncle Duncan Edward Bass Jr (affectionately called Junior his whole life) was killed in Vietnam on November 18, 1966. He had been married 6 days when he deployed a second time to Vietnam. My Grandma Lora Mae told him, you won't come home and he...

Hello,
We realize that we are very late to express our deepest condolences, but we wanted to let you and your family and friends know that we have made a small donation to The Michael Murphy Navy SEAL Museum Fund to honor and remember Tyler J. Trahan US Navy Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class.

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 across the American youth hockey...

We havent forgotten you brother and we never will.
Your Pal,
Joe S

Add me to the never ending list of those who did not know Tyler J. Trahan but would want his loved ones to know that I too came across his name and know of his Service to America. He will live forever in the hearts and minds of those her served for. We need not know him to remember him forever . . . And we will.

I watched the movie Valor tonight and when they showed the credits they showed the names of all that had fought the ultimate battle! My eyes caught a glimpse of the name Tyler J. Trahan. My mothers maiden name is Trahan and we are from Louisiana. I had to look deeper into this young mans life? I felt compelled to sign this guest book and thank him for the sacrifice he made for "me"! I am truly humbled even though I have never met him nor even seen a picture of him. After reading all the...

To the family and friends of Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler J. Trahan:
Always remembering Tyler. "Some gave all."