Kenneth L. Tyler, 58, of Blanchard Loop, Gloversville, died suddenly on Sunday, June 12, 2022, after being stricken at home.
He was born in Amsterdam on August 19, 1963, a son of Lewis Tyler and Barbara Crandall Tyler and was a 1983 graduate of Perth Central School.
Ken later earned an Associate's degree in Auto Mechanics from FMCC. He was a lifelong area resident.
At the time of his death, Ken was employed as a machinist at the Gund Company in Amsterdam, where he worked for the past twelve years.
Ken was a true animal lover. He had a special passion for horses as both an avid, accomplished rider and gentle caretaker. Ken also loved music. He was a talented drummer and singer who performed with several area bands. He enjoyed snowmobiling and spending time with family, friends, his dogs, kitties and horses. Ken had a fabulous sense of humor and could make anyone laugh out loud. He was always upbeat, selfless and lighthearted, a loving and caring husband, son, brother, stepdad, grandfather and great grandfather.
Survivors include his wife, Wendy Suttle Tyler, whom he married on December 31, 1988; two stepchildren, Jolee (Wesley) Yennard and Jason Baird; his mother, Barbara Muscato; his father, Lewis Tyler (Bonnie Tyler); a sister, Laurie Tyler (Lance Davi); a brother, James Tyler; a stepsister, Reenie Smith; eight grandchildren, Paul, Travis, Emma, Wyatt, Grace, Dawnie, Jade, and Eric; two great-grandchildren, Bentley and Oliver; two nephews; two brothers-in-law and their children, Jon (Susan) Rhodes and Michael Jones (and fiance Kelly Tosch); and several aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was born in Amsterdam on August 19, 1963, a son of Lewis Tyler and Barbara Crandall Tyler and was a 1983 graduate of Perth Central School.
Ken later earned an Associate's degree in Auto Mechanics from FMCC. He was a lifelong area resident.
At the time of his death, Ken was employed as a machinist at the Gund Company in Amsterdam, where he worked for the past twelve years.
Ken was a true animal lover. He had a special passion for horses as both an avid, accomplished rider and gentle caretaker. Ken also loved music. He was a talented drummer and singer who performed with several area bands. He enjoyed snowmobiling and spending time with family, friends, his dogs, kitties and horses. Ken had a fabulous sense of humor and could make anyone laugh out loud. He was always upbeat, selfless and lighthearted, a loving and caring husband, son, brother, stepdad, grandfather and great grandfather.
Survivors include his wife, Wendy Suttle Tyler, whom he married on December 31, 1988; two stepchildren, Jolee (Wesley) Yennard and Jason Baird; his mother, Barbara Muscato; his father, Lewis Tyler (Bonnie Tyler); a sister, Laurie Tyler (Lance Davi); a brother, James Tyler; a stepsister, Reenie Smith; eight grandchildren, Paul, Travis, Emma, Wyatt, Grace, Dawnie, Jade, and Eric; two great-grandchildren, Bentley and Oliver; two nephews; two brothers-in-law and their children, Jon (Susan) Rhodes and Michael Jones (and fiance Kelly Tosch); and several aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Kenneth L. Tyler, 58, of Blanchard Loop, Gloversville, died suddenly on Sunday, June 12, 2022, after being stricken at home.
He was born in Amsterdam on August 19, 1963, a son of Lewis Tyler and Barbara Crandall Tyler and was a 1983 graduate of Perth Central School.
Ken later earned an Associate's degree in Auto Mechanics from FMCC. He was a lifelong area resident.
At the time of his death, Ken was employed as a machinist at the Gund Company in Amsterdam, where he worked for the past twelve years.
Ken was a true animal lover. He had a special passion for horses as both an avid, accomplished rider and gentle caretaker. Ken also loved music. He was a talented drummer and singer who performed with several area bands. He enjoyed snowmobiling and spending time with family, friends, his dogs, kitties and horses. Ken had a fabulous sense of humor and could make anyone laugh out loud. He was always upbeat, selfless and lighthearted, a loving and caring husband, son, brother, stepdad, grandfather and great grandfather.
Survivors include his wife, Wendy Suttle Tyler, whom he married on December 31, 1988; two stepchildren, Jolee (Wesley) Yennard and Jason Baird; his mother, Barbara Muscato; his father, Lewis Tyler (Bonnie Tyler); a sister, Laurie Tyler (Lance Davi); a brother, James Tyler; a stepsister, Reenie Smith; eight grandchildren, Paul, Travis, Emma, Wyatt, Grace, Dawnie, Jade, and Eric; two great-grandchildren, Bentley and Oliver; two nephews; two brothers-in-law and their children, Jon (Susan) Rhodes and Michael Jones (and fiance Kelly Tosch); and several aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was born in Amsterdam on August 19, 1963, a son of Lewis Tyler and Barbara Crandall Tyler and was a 1983 graduate of Perth Central School.
Ken later earned an Associate's degree in Auto Mechanics from FMCC. He was a lifelong area resident.
At the time of his death, Ken was employed as a machinist at the Gund Company in Amsterdam, where he worked for the past twelve years.
Ken was a true animal lover. He had a special passion for horses as both an avid, accomplished rider and gentle caretaker. Ken also loved music. He was a talented drummer and singer who performed with several area bands. He enjoyed snowmobiling and spending time with family, friends, his dogs, kitties and horses. Ken had a fabulous sense of humor and could make anyone laugh out loud. He was always upbeat, selfless and lighthearted, a loving and caring husband, son, brother, stepdad, grandfather and great grandfather.
Survivors include his wife, Wendy Suttle Tyler, whom he married on December 31, 1988; two stepchildren, Jolee (Wesley) Yennard and Jason Baird; his mother, Barbara Muscato; his father, Lewis Tyler (Bonnie Tyler); a sister, Laurie Tyler (Lance Davi); a brother, James Tyler; a stepsister, Reenie Smith; eight grandchildren, Paul, Travis, Emma, Wyatt, Grace, Dawnie, Jade, and Eric; two great-grandchildren, Bentley and Oliver; two nephews; two brothers-in-law and their children, Jon (Susan) Rhodes and Michael Jones (and fiance Kelly Tosch); and several aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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