Tyler Edward Brack

Tyler Edward Brack, 27, of Bennett, Colorado, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, April 11, 2020. Preceded in death by his grandparents Annabelle and Lloyd Brack and Fred Caldwell, his Aunt Kathy Bogut, and his Cousin Chelsea Brack. Son of Boyd and Tammy Brack, Grandson of Barbra Caldwell (Grandma Chichi) Brother of Myranda (Aaron) Pachlofer, Brock (Holly) Knapp, Leticia Knapp, Michael Buntrock, and Sean (Alyissa) Brack. Survived by his nieces and nephews: Annabella, Marek, Kennedy, Kaleb, Addisyn, Brooklyn, Sterling, Alexander, and Robert Jr., also his Aunt Debbie Bogut Andre and Uncle Richard (Vicky) Bogut along with 14 Brack Aunts and Uncles, and a multitude of of Brack cousins.

​Tyler was born on October 22, 1992 in Aurora, Colorado and grew up in Bennett, Colorado. Before kindergarten, Tyler went to Grandma Brack's house for daycare surrounded by his Grandma's love, her cookies, and eight or more cousins. He played baseball as a child and started wrestling young, which he participated in throughout high school. Tyler was a State qualifier in his weight class all four years of high school. Tyler loved playing video games with his brother Sean and his dad, as a young boy, but he continued to play as a young man, as well, collecting 100's of games. During the fall, he enjoyed dove hunting in Kansas with his Dad, Brother Sean, his Great Uncle Frank, and a few other uncles and cousins. In the next few years, he hoped to move to Kansas with his parents to enjoy the quieter country life. As a young man, he continued to make time for family whether it was seeing his Sister Mandy, Grandma Chichi, and Aunt Debbie when they came to town, coming to Christmas and Easter lunch at Grandma Brack's, or just hanging with his Brothers Mike and Sean. He was a great listener, had a shy smile, gave great hugs, loved cookies, and Goldfish. Last year, Tyler had taken his life saving and traveled to Europe visiting London, Paris, and Poland. He hoped to travel to Asia next. In the last few months, as he transitioned from living in Vegas, to finding a new job in Colorado, he spent a lot of time with his Mom. They would chat about life, his conspiracy theories, and their hopes for the future. He loved to ride his motorcycle. Tyler is loved and missed by many, especially his parents, who are broken-hearted at losing Tyler at such a young age.

​Due to the Coronavirus, there will be three small services for invited family only on April 22nd and 23rd at Horan & McConaty Family Chapel. Tyler will be buried at Mount View Cemetery in Bennett on April 24, 2020 next to his Grandma Brack.

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