Remebering Tyler George “Forever 28”

Tyler George Our TyTy Our miracle baby was born on December 31, 1991 (New Year’s Eve). Our blessing from God bringing the promise of a new beginning, a life full of love, and a new-found hope to his family. “To know Tyler was to Love Tyler”. Tyler passed away from this life on May 23, 2020 and was a lifelong resident of Lakeland Fl. He worked at Lucky’s Oyster Bar and was a chef at TGIFRIDAYS, Chilis, and Smokey Bones. He was also a longtime employee of the Plant City Community Bingo and dearly loved working with elderly and being an extended part of the family. He also most recently joined the publix family as an associate. Tyler was all about his sports, but his love for basketball came first with football to follow. Seminoles, Chicago Bulls, The Orlando Magic, and the Lakers were all his favorites. He shot baskets every night after work and it was no surprise to hear him bouncing a basketball at 3am on any given night. His love for music was right there at the top of the list with his sports. He loved to master every game through X-Box and made many friendships throughout all his hobbies. Tyler will never ever be replaced. He touched everyone’s hearts he ever had contact with. If you were lucky enough to know him, you already knew how his soul synced and would be fall in love with him immediately. He always wanted to make someone happy. Tyler was always quick to bring laughter and light to a dark gloomy room. He gave more then he ever received. Completely strangers, he took the shoes off his feet and gave to them so they wouldn’t be without shoes. Always willing to take the leap for someone in need. Money didn’t mean anything to him. He spent everything he ever made on those he cared about and people that didn’t know him at all. Tyler was and still is the hero to all that love him and ever knew him. His laughter was infectious and could cure any bad mood. Tyler is gone too soon... he is forever 28. Leaving behind so many loved ones. Tyler survived by his mother, Tonya George and his father, Thomas Broders. His brother Christopher George, sister Misty George Alexander, brother in-law, Trevor Alexander and beloved niece Oceanna George. Proceeded in death, he was a deeply loved grandson of James Gardner and Annette Canady Gardner. Tyler didn’t have life insurance and his family is in need for financial help to take care of his final arrangements. He deserves to be honored and his loved ones wish to give him an honorable memorial. Please only donate if you can. We are all at a time of crisis and wouldn’t ask for anyone to take from their own. Thank you to all who are willing and able to help.