Tyler Kenneth Tetrick

You have been gone 4 years now. I miss you. Sending you love & peace Christine & Jeff.

He was always so nice to me and helpful at the Church's Food Bank.

Missing my son more each day. The first year they say is horrible, the second worse. Missed you on Christmas, New Years, Super Bowl, Decima's bday, Valentines Day and your birthday. I know there will be better days. Love you, son.

My favorite memory with Tyler was when we attended V.B.S at Epiphany Lutheran Church on South Corona St near Washington Park. The most memorable song we sang was, "Father Abraham, had many sons, many sons had Father Abraham, I am one of them and so are you, So Let's All Praise the Lord."

I will never forget meeting Tyler in Mrs. Starbuck's algebra class... my life was changed that day. Tyler was one of 2 of my best friends in High School. I had never met anyone like him, and never will. He was always light hearted, always willing to help. We went to Homecoming together and I we were just always close. He was too good for this world and just made everything seem so simple. I love you Tyler. Always.

Tyler was the first kid who came up to me on my first day at Denver Christian - he came up to me waving with a big smile on his face and said "Hi!" From then on he was my best friend through middle school - and we ended up going to the same high school in our neighborhood.

Even though Tyler never seemed to be too interested in school work/academics (who does in middle school), he was one of the most creative and smartest kids I knew growing up. The inventions he would come up with...

Tyler, my nephew. Tyler was given two of the best parents on the planet, who gave him love and cared for him when times were easy and when times were hard.

Through all his years, we were so fortunate to be close by, to have family time together, to have fishing trips together, to celebrate holidays and birthdays together.

To always hear Uncle Joe from Tyler brought a smile to my face, warmed my heart. Tyler always found a way to keep us close. And he will always be...

I have so many memories of Tyler when he was little. He was a live wire, always moving and having fun. I took him on the bus to the People Fair downtown. This was before the days of cell phones. While waiting for the bus to go home, he was sitting on a bar, flipped backwards and cut his head open. I had to take him into Duffy's bar to wash the blood off of him and to put a towel onto the cut for pressure. I called to see if Chris and Jeff could pick us up to no avail. We ended up taking...