I was taken back by the news of his passing almost two weeks prior that I heard about it from his sister Ruth. Tylor lived 13 minutes from me and it seemed like a surreal moment, hard to take in. In the year I’ve known Tylor, I know it is much harder grief  for those with a closer longer bond. 

I hope the grief will fade away.  His wit will be missed among many other things. 

His loss does not come light. I hope for the Nelson family and friends joyful times to come, sorry for you loss.

Thanks to Tylor Nelson his business, Recon Home Service LLC, his brother Jeff and other coworkers for the wonderful memories learning about fireplaces, bees and the stories and experiences in between.  It’s too bad we couldn’t get the time to finish his sail boat trailer before winter like he was hoping so we at Recon could go sailing. 

Tylor discussed his wonderful business plans for RECON with me on several occasions and we hashed some ideas. He talked of his principles for the company and didn’t want anyone working with him to be poor. Thanks to Tylor for the work that got my bills paid and food on the table…

He loved his wife Megan , his two dachshund dogs Howard and can’t remember the other one, and his family.

Tylor told me about October 2023 that he wanted RECON to continue on even if he were not here and didn’t care if it was run by a family member or a coworker.

Tylor wanted to provide for his family , coworkers, and be a successful businessman.

We were friends and coworkers. Tylor’s whit and quips will be missed. I look forward to the opportunity to visit him in the next new life…