Tyler D. Thompson

This is not a memory but a heartfelt feeling of loss for Tyler's family. What a beautiful obituary was written for him. I'm sure he would have loved seeing it. He is in a wonderful and peaceful place now, be assured. My thoughts are with you all.

Thank you, Tyler, for introducing me to many wonderful things that influenced my adolescent years. I'll never forget the rewritable CD mixtape we used to pass back and forth. The Shins probably wouldn't have become my favorite band if it weren't for that CD - I thought of you last year when I finally got to see them in concert. Reading your obituary, I wish so badly to be back in that classroom in those elementary years making Captain Concussion comics. 20 years later, I still remember those youthful moments. That's how I'll always remember you by. There are so many little moments that I wish we could catch up on since the OG Fist Of God ultimate frisbee team disbanded. I always figured we'd cross paths again - it pains me to think that it won't for a long while. Thank you for being my friend. You're the man.

I am so sorry for your family. I do not know you. He was such a caring person, loving. I am sorry he could not get the help he needed at the end. I hope he is at peace. I am a mother who has a son who has been battling depression since 7th grade. He is 25 I always pray that he stays with us one more day, because I do not know if this might happen to our family. Thank you for a beautiful obituary. Connie

I don't know your family. I feel so sorry for you. God's Blessings be with you.

I do not know Tyler or his family, but I read his obituary and cried. It was a beautiful tribute to a young man. My younger sister died in 2007 from her mental illness and I know your pain. May you take comfort in the memories of a wonderful son. I wish you peace and comfort. Jan H.