Tylar Everett Allen

Tylar Everett Allen was born August 27, 1999 to George and Tasha Allen in Columbus, Ohio. He departed this life on August 24, 2019 surrounded by family at St. Ann’s hospital. Tylar was 19 years old.

Tylar graduated from Beechcroft High School June, 2018. He began working for Goodwill in September 2018. He loved working.

Tylar participated in the Special Olympics competing in Basketball and Track & Field for 10 years. He also played baseball and was a part of the
Buddy-Up Tennis Program.

Tylar was baptized in 2007 by Pastor Lance Humphrey at Mount Zion Church. He loved listening to the choir and the pastor’s message.

Tylar was a music lover, especially rap music. His other hobbies included playing video games, watching YouTube videos and his phone. He enjoyed food as well.

Tylar was full of love and the most important thing to Tylar was family. He used his phone often to stay connected with family. Even calling in the early hours of the morning. Tylar had a special relationship with his best friend, his dad. He idolized George. Anyone would tell you that Tylar was George’s favorite, his everything and it was a great joy to rise him. Tylar made George become a man and a better father. For Tasha, Tylar was a gift to her and to the world. He taught her how to truly love unconditionally. He was a everything that she could ever wish for and more. He was her energy and strength.

Tylar is proceeded in death by his grandfathers George Allen Jr. and Don Albert.

He leaves to cherish his memories his parents, George and Tasha Allen; his grandmothers Pamela (Warren) Featherstone, Alma Allen-Harris and Carolyn Harris; Brothers, Donte and Jonathan (Shatesha) Allen, Joey Blackman; sister, Azariya Jones-Allen; Uncle, Harrison Featherstone; Aunt, Shavon Harris; Godparents, Curt and Yvette Hoskins, Genia Gouch; and a host of family and friends who loved him dearly.

Visitation 9:00 AM and Funeral Service 10:00 AM Saturday, August 31, 2019 at Westerville Christian Church 471 E College Ave, 43081.

Interment at Green Lawn Cemetery.