"I am Tyler's Dad's mother...Tyler's Grandma. Bud and I are heart broken beyond what words can express. We feel so very blessed by this wonderful young man's life, his never changing and constant love for his Dad, Bud and I... and all of his family. He has shown all of us what perfect love is. We are thankful and grateful to be his grandparents. We continue to pray for comfort for both of his parents whose lives are forever changed, as are all who were blessed to know and love Tyler. One of the sweetest little things I will remember is Tyler singing 'You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy....ypu guys are great!' This wonderful, great. loving boy will forever be in our hearts!"
In loving memory of
Tyler Reynolds
Tyler Reynolds, age 26, of Phoenix, Arizona, passed away on Sunday, August 18, 2019 at his home.
Tyler was born in Phoenix on June 30, 1993 and grew up in Deer Valley, Arizona. Tyler graduated from North Canyon High School and later earned an associate degree from Paradise Valley Community College. He was involved in Boy Scouts where he worked hard and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. Tyler had a positive impact on all who were fortunate to know him.
Tyler was an inspiration to everyone who knew him. He rose above his physical challenges and lived every day trying to improve himself and those around him. He challenged his introverted personality by creating exercises where he would approach strangers and strike up random conversations. Every encounter resulted in new friendships and more than a few humorous stories. Tyler had a quick wit and was well known for his unique and smart sense of humor. Tyler's thirst for knowledge was unquenchable. His regular visits to the public library gave him ample reading. He had varied interests and loved learning about things like the human brain and how it works, psychology, art, and investing. He taught himself computer coding and web development. He loved to draw and was a very talented graffiti artist. He also enjoyed developing a strong and healthy body through meditation, yoga, regular trips to the gym, and healthy eating. Tyler was an active skateboarder, basketball enthusiast, and video gamer.
Tyler had a strong work ethic and lived a life of gratitude. He was kind and compassionate and tried to see the good in everyone he met. No one felt those qualities more than his family. Tyler never missed an opportunity to express his love and appreciation for his family. Tyler was a loving son, a caring brother, and a fun-loving uncle to his niece and nephews.
Tyler is survived by his father, Paul Reynolds; mother, Teresa Ingo; step-father, Terry Ingo; sisters, Jamie (Nick) Zieser and Alexis Reynolds; step-sisters, Jessica Ingo, Rachel (Jordan) Bronson, Rebecca Ingo; step-brothers Michael (Rachael) Ingo, Daniel Ingo, and Joshua Ingo. Tyler had five nephews and one niece.
Visitation and viewing will be held from 10:00-11:00 a.m., followed by the Funeral services at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, August 29, 2019 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel at 2939 West Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 85027.
Tributes
"Teresa, Jamie, and Alexis, I am very saddened to hear of Tyler's passing. I remember him as a great student with a wonderful sense of humor. Tyler will be in my thoughts and my prayers today. Sincerely, Fred Pederzolli"
"With heartfelt sympathy to Tyler?s family and friends. May this young man rest with our Heavenly Father. We only knew Tyler from loving conversations his Grandparents, Victoria and Bud Parker had with us. May God bless them and comfort them, for they adored Tyler."
"I am so sorry to hear of Tyler passing. You are all in my thoughts and prayers."
"We are very saddened to hear about Tyler. All our sympathies to your family. Love, Wayne and Kathy Sidabras (Laura's parents)"
"My dear family my heart aches for you all!!! May God bless you all and comfort you!!!"
"I am the grandmother of Tyler. I am very sad at his passing as I loved him very much. I have such good memories of him when he would come to our house for a visit. We will miss him. This obituary is a beautiful tribute to him."