Melissa, Larry and Sally, Words simply do not express my sympathy for each of you. Unfortunately, we cannot attend Tyler's Memorial service. Rest assured each of you have been in my thoughts and prayers. Tyler must have been around middle school age when I finally got to know him some. I worked for the State then and lived away. I had come home for the weekend and Dad and I were on our way to shoot our bows, maybe we were shooting - anyhow Tyler stopped by. He was probably on his way to or from the pond. And we talked for a few minutes about hunting, bows, etc. And I didn't give it much thought. However the next weekend when we went to shoot here comes Tyler with his bow. So we practiced shooting. And for several weekends after that he would come and shoot. Looking back, there are not too many people I have practiced with. Tyler was one. I enjoyed talking with him even though sometimes he was well, maybe stretching the truth some. And something else, he always showed up with a smile and seemed to be happy just shooting. We shared that - to be happy just shooting if only for a short time. May God comfort each of you in the coming days. God bless.