Tyler J Troyer

Tangent, Oregon

November 19, 2005

 Killed by small arms fire while conducting combat operations against enemy forces near Al Karmah, Iraq.

www.tylerjohntroyer.com 

For memorial service snapshots, click photo below.

November 30, 2005

Visiting Our Hero's Graveside, Click photo below

August 13, 2011

Tyler's uncle, Fred Felde, as he waits to receive the flag to present to his sister Terri, Tyler's mother. Governor Ted Kulongoski played a huge part in bringing Fred home from Iraq to be able to attend Tyler's funeral to grieve with us as a family.

Tyler's six year-old brother, Jeremy, standing over the vault top for Tyler's casket.

Aunt Terri & Tyler

Dad & Tyler

Tyler eating a cupcake

It's New Years Day, Jan. 1st, 2006. Celebrating with your mom and dad, Meagan, Brit, and Jeremy was, as always, a joyous thing because there's always a smile, a laugh, a time to cry and it's o.k., no one cares, you wipe the tears away afterwards and move on, smile some more...laugh...and that's the way it's always been there in your home....in Tangent, where you are missed and loved and honored...always. It's only been a short time since you went away and the tears still come so easily for everyone, even Jeremy. It's hard to start a New Year knowing you won't be in it, but here we go. I know you would be proud. 

Thanks to all who have kept this site going. I never thought I would be visiting a site like this because of someone I love. We just recently lost my cousin, Tyler Troyer. Tyler, You will always be my hero. 
Thank you to all who have lost loved ones
Teresa Lewellen
Wife to SSG James Lewellen
Daughter to Ret. SSG John Mack

To whom ever is responsible for this site, Words cannot begin to express my thankfulness to you. It touches me that someone cares enough for our fallen heroes to not let them be forgotten. I am fairly computer illiterate, but I do stumble on things once in a while. Keep up the awesome work. Tyler, I am VERY proud of you. Your Dad