Birth date: Feb 6, 1999 Death date: Jun 20, 2020
Tyler David Hall passed away unexpectedly on June 20, 2020 at the age of 21. He was a lifelong resident of Lakeland, Florida. He fulfilled his lifelong dream of going to the University of Florida majoring in Agriculture and Life S Read Obituary
Tyce, I will miss you good buddy. The laughs over the luxurious mustache, you at the tailgates or screaming my name when I am on the field. Thank you for being you and a hell of a young man. To the parents my continued prayers to you. God Bless
I had the joy of coaching Tyler at Lakeland City Baseball. He was a joy to be around and always brought an enthusiasm and positive attitude to the team. I am deeply saddened to hear of his passing this afternoon. My thoughts and prayers go out to his parents and his family. A deep sorrow is felt and he was far too young to leave us..You are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Schaal Family
I was first introduced to Tyler in high school at McKeel Academy. He was in a least one of my classes throughout our four years at school. I always knew him as a really swell dude with a knowledge for movies, music, and sports. I remember him liking the digital Valentines card I created in 10th grade that featured Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame, and also the joke meme music videos I did in 12th grade. I loved his performance at Rock Around the Clock in 11th grade, I thought it was one of the best for our class. We also followed each other on Twitter. I loved hearing his commentary on sports and his discussion about his favourite movies, like the Big Lebowski and Pulp Fiction. I offer my condolences to Tyler's family and friends during this time. Although Tyler may not be with us anymore, his influence will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who are blessed to have met him.
These were some of my favorite memories of “Double Dog”. We will cherish him forever. We love you Tyler❤️
I knew Tyler for about 5 years or so through Twitter; we bonded over our mutual love for the Yankees, college football and movies. He always sent me love and support and was there for me during some very difficult times. I’ll never forget how excited he was for me when he found out I got into film school; it was like he’d known me his whole life. That kind of support meant the world to me, and I’m so incredibly happy and proud that he got to live out his dream of attending UF. Tyler was, and will always be, one of the kindest and most genuine people I’ve ever gotten to know, and I admired him tremendously. I send all my love to his friends and family; I hope you can find a little bit of comfort in knowing that he had such a wonderful impact on so many people. God bless, and go Gators.
My deepest sympathies to you Kristen. What a sweet gentleman you raised. I remember how both our sons attended McKeel. The pain in your heart I wish I could take away..may you draw comfort on all your cherished memories and the love from your family.
Our sincere condolences on the lost of a great son. Wishing you both the best in this difficult time.
