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Tyler was 12 years old and the starting quarterback for his football team, and the starting third baseman for his baseball team.Tyler was told at the early age of 12 that he had Ewing's Sarcoma a type of bone cancer in his left pelvic area.Tyler was a fighter to the very end never giving up,always wanting to know what the next treatment would be.Tyler went to St.Jude's Childrens Research Hospital in Memphis,Tenn & The Childrens Hospital of Hershey,Penn.to try some experimental procedures.Sadly Tyler"s fight came to and end on Dec,11th 2005.We Love & Miss You so Much
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