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Tyler Stark Obituary
Tyler is survived by his two children, Adeline and Hudson Stark (and their mother, Amanda). He is also survived by his parents Todd and Gail Stark, sister Kelsey Stark, Grandfather Dale Stark, numerous loving aunts, uncles, cousins and his great friend, Kristen. Tyler was preceded in death by his Grandparents Vivian and Jack Butson and his Grandmother Mary Lee Stark.
Tyler was a great father and loving son. He loved life. The only thing he loved more than enjoying the great outdoors was spending time with his children. They will surely miss craft-time, cooking, Lego's and snugly movie nights. Those who knew Tyler knew what a wonderful, caring person he truly was. The world is a bit smaller without his presence.
A visitation for those wishing to say farewell to Tyler will be held from 2pm-4pm on Tuesday, October 29, at Utah Simple Cremations located at 4377 South State Street, Murray, Utah.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to your favorite charity.
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Jennifer Naples
October 23, 2024
My condolences to all of Tyler's family and friends. Especially his children & parents. Tyler was a genuinely happy, caring and positive person. He loved his kids so much and was always looking forward to their quality time together. He was such a positive light at WholesomeCo and made a huge impact on our employees and patients. His family said it best, the world is definitely a bit smaller without his presence.
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