<div>On May 2, 2026, Tyler Huddleston, the son of Dina and Joe Huddleston and brother to his sister Sam, was killed. His young life was senselessly taken by guns and those behind the guns who have no respect for life.
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<div>​For Dina, Tyler wasn't just her son; he was her world. They shared a home, a routine, and a deep bond that kept their household bright. Tyler was a young man of incredible character, known for his work ethic and his big dreams. He spent his days working at the shop, excelling in his craft and planning for the day he would run a business of his own.
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<div>​What defined Tyler most was his selfless heart. He could never stand the thought of someone being alone, and every holiday, he would bring home friends who had nowhere else to go. He made sure everyone had a seat at the table and a warm meal. Whether it was his friends or his devoted dogs, who were always by his side, Tyler was a protector and a provider of kindness.
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<div>​As Dina and her family navigate this unimaginable nightmare, she is facing the weight of funeral costs and the sudden absence of her son’s presence in their home. We want to come together as a community to wrap our arms around her.
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<div>​Our goal is to raise $15,000 to cover all memorial expenses and provide Dina with the financial space to grieve without the immediate burden of bills and life’s mounting pressures.
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<div>​Tyler gave so much of himself to his family and friends. Now, it is our turn to give back to his mother in his honor. Any donation, prayer, or share of this page means the world.
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​In Memory of Tyler: Helping the Huddleston Family

​In Memory of Tyler: Helping the Huddleston Family

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In Memory of Tyler: Helping the Huddleston Family