Fundraiser for Funeral Costs for Tyler's Family

Dear Family, Friends and anyone that can help,

 

I am writing to you today to let you know about the loss of Charles "Tyler" Barbee. He was killed in a motorcycle accident Sunday afternoon on March 6, 2022. Without any final arrangements made, Alaina Barbee (his wife) is having to take care of all finances by herself and is in dire need of assistance. With final arrangements being so costly and increasing each year, she is struggling to pay for a service to honor the life of her loved one. ANYTHING will help!!!

 

We are ALL absolutely devastated by Tyler's passing and are struggling to find the funds to cover the cost of the service.

 

Tyler leaves behind a Wife, a 15 yr old son and a 10 yr old boy. As the bread maker of the family, Tyler was the ONLY source of income that supported the household. His wife Alaina is now left behind with all of the bills, cost of final arrangements and a mortgage without any future income at this time, due to the fact that she is now a stay at home mother of 2.

 

To those that did not know him, besides being a Loving Father, Adored Husband and an Amazing Friend, "TYLER" was also a Son and a Brother to ALL and was gifted with the ability to be able to fill those roles to ANYONE that was in need of one. He was always the first to volunteer and the last to leave in everything that he did. This man always greeted you with a warm smile, a cigarette and a plate of hot food welcoming you into his home as if you were blood family. For him, his family and friends were a priority. He was genuine and true in all that he did.

 

Tyler recently purchased his life long dream of owning a Harley not nearly a month ago. It was always his ambition to have a Harley and join a brotherhood that he would adopt as his extended family. His love for riding and desire to belong to a brotherhood was his motivation to getting his first Harley. He was fulfilling his dreams of both. "This is the BEST time of my life" Tyler was always saying to everyone as he rode his motorcycle.

 

Regretably, on Sunday afternoon, on his way home on Beltway 8 and West Rd, Tyler took his last ride doing what he loved... Riding with brothers. For Tyler, 4 wheels moved his body, but 2 wheels moved his soul. Rest In Peace Tyler and Blessings to you on your final ride through the pearly gates of Heaven.

 

Please consider donating if you are able to do so. We are so very grateful for every donation during this difficult time.

 

With love,

Isac Ramos