Tyson Junior Rylee Davis Obituary (1995

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the untimely passing of Tyson Junior Rylee Davis, a man known affectionately as TJ, but who predominantly preferred Tyson. Tyson was born on Aug 26, 1995, and departed this world too soon on March 23, 2024. Tyson leaves behind his devoted mother, Tessa Padgett and stepfather, Greg Padgett. He will be fondly remembered by his siblings, Rayden Davis, Jaden Padgett, and Lexus Padgett. His legacy will also live on in the hearts of his beloved grandparents, Danny Pons, and Trudi Keith, as well as his uncles, Tim and Tony Keith, and his aunts, Alyssa Eslava and Megan Cascio. Predeceased by his father, Tyson Rex Davis, his grandfather, Danny Davis, his aunt, Lacy Madsen, and his grandmother, Sally Childs, and Liz Kovecivich. Tyson's memory will continue to be a beacon of love and resilience within the family. Tyson was a unique spirit, known for his love of Mountain Dew and Monster energy drinks, and a penchant for books such as 'The Series of 'Unfortunate Events'. A fan of music, particularly the band Suicideboys, Tyson enjoyed the humor of TV shows like South Park and Trailer Park Boys, Battle Raps by Carter Deems and was an ardent admirer of the movie 'Vikings'. His favorite pieces of art were simple, personal items – Neff Hats and Vans Shoes. A sports enthusiast, Tyson cheered for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Penguins, and enjoyed recreational activities like listening to music, keeping up with current events, and activities at the skate park with friends. Tyson was physically active, with a love for longboarding and bike riding, and he exhibited an especially competitive spirit when playing games like bowling, hockey, and football. His favorite vacation destination was Las Vegas, and he had a sweet tooth, often favoring cinnamon rolls, Reese's chocolates, sweet chili noodles, and sticky fingers from Wingers. Passionate about freshwater fishing, playing hockey, helping others, and caring deeply about his family, Tyson was a magnet for all who knew him. Described as smart, caring, and funny, he often emphasized the importance of family and friends in his life lessons. His greatest achievement was graduating high School, but it is for his kindness and generosity that his legacy will truly be remembered. The void left by Tyson's passing is immeasurable. We love you, Tyson, and we will always miss you. Your memory will forever be etched in our hearts and your spirit will continue to inspire us. Immediate Burial will take place at the Spanish Fork City Cemetery, 420 South 400 East, Spanish Fork, Utah on Friday, April 5, 2024 at 3:00 p.m. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.bergmortuary.com. A Celebration of life will be held at a later date. Love you, Tyson until we meet again ❤️