Birth date: Aug 11, 1982 Death date: Mar 30, 2022
Kenneth “Tyler” Myers passed away on Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at the age of 39. A Funeral Service will be held at 1:00 PM on Monday, April 4, 2022 at Quirk & Son Funeral Home of Eunice with Pastor Chris Frye officiating. Burial w Read Obituary
Dear Phyllis & family of Tyler,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I only "met" Tyler once as a child, a beautiful active boy running around. My prayers go out for you, Phyllis, Tyler, & all of his family. May he rest in peace.
May peace and comfort be with you and your family at this difficult time.
Met Tyler at ELT in 2020. Awesome guy, did my tattoos every time I was in the city. Great artist.
My prayers are with him, his family and friends. God’s Speed
Sorry for your loss. I went to high school with Tyler. Dude was like a super ball of energy. I didn’t have many friends , but I will always remember him. Over the years life happened , I haven’t seen him in going on 20 years. I was saddened to hear the news. I will never forget Tyler. Love you man!
I am so very sorry for your loss, I am so saddened at for all of Tyler’s family & friends . I send each of you my love, prayers & condolences.
Even though I didn’t get a lot of opportunity to know Tyler in my 10 years in Eunice, I really liked the man I did get to know. As his stepbrother Chris’ mother-in-law, I spent many family get togethers where Tyler was there & we had lots of great times with each other.
My favorite memory was just before I moved back to Ohio. I decided, (at 68 yrs old), to get a tattoo so of course I went to his tattoo parlor in Eunice. I was nervous so I kept asking him to let me have a “courage” Crown & water before he started, & he kept telling me NO!! Well, between Tyler, my daughter & a couple of his cousins they kept me calm, and I got a wonderful tattoo, that makes me think of him every time I see it. Then he told me that I could go get that drink that he wouldn’t let me have. It was a fun afternoon and his artistic talent has been my blessing from him.
As we all try to past our grief at losing Tyler, we should always remember what a giving person he was & how much he loved his kids and family. Our memories are what will help us to accept our loss.
Oh where do I begin? I went to school with him in elementary and middle. He was my “boyfriend” in 4th grade back when we “went out” but never actually went out together. He was the sweetest. Always making us laugh and never wanting to take his meds at ADHD meds at lunch. Always finding new ways to crush them so he didn’t have to take them. On of my favorite memories of him was when he stuck his knees in his jacket and got stuck. We had to roll him down the yard to get him back to the building to have a teacher help us get him out! Even as an adult, he was still so sweet! Such a talented artist. He will be missed.
