Tyler (Ty) Allen Wilson

Tyler Allen Wilson February 25, 1994 – October 9, 2026 Tyler Allen Wilson, affectionately known as Ty, passed away on October 9, 2026, at the age of 32. Ty was a devoted husband, loving father, beloved son, loyal friend, and hardworking blue-collar man whose infectious smile could light up any room. Always willing to lend a helping hand, he never hesitated to drop everything for someone in need. Though initially reserved, those closest to him knew his outgoing, humorous, and wonderfully goofy personality. Ty took great pride in his work, rising early each morning and returning home as soon as possible to be with those who mattered most. In 2019, he married his high school sweetheart, Nicole, and together they built a beautiful life centered on love and faith. Their children, Arya and Isaiah, were his greatest joy. Ty was on a mission to be the best dad he could possibly be, making fatherhood his highest priority. Whether inventing silly songs, playing together, or holding them close, he made certain his children felt adored every single day. Annual vacations to Myrtle Beach and trips to Gatlinburg became treasured traditions. Ty was also obsessed with Christmas, earning the title of the family’s very own elf as he brought excitement and magic to the holiday season. He found happiness in life’s simple pleasures—smoking food while singing his favorite songs with a glass of bourbon in hand, playing the drums, expressing himself through his tattoos, golfing, and relaxing with his dogs. Ty was the number one Cincinnati Bengals fan, a proud season ticket holder, and a dedicated North Carolina Tar Heels supporter. His friendships were equally meaningful; to Ty, his friends weren’t simply friends—they were an extension of his family. Above all, Ty loved Jesus. Over the last three years, his relationship with Christ grew stronger and became central to the man he was. He was passionate about his church marriage group and devoted himself to strengthening his relationship with Nicole. Despite the challenges they faced over the past year, they grew closer, and Ty embraced his role as the spiritual leader of their home. His commitment to living with purpose, compassion, and grace was evident to those around him. Ty was preceded in death by his great-grandfather, Glen Allen; great-grandmother, Olive Allen; grandfather, Monte Mayer; grandmother, Lynda Lebold; and uncle, Doug Lebold. He is survived by his wife, Nicole Wilson; children, Arya and Isaiah Wilson; mother, Nicole Sackenheim; father, James Sackenheim; beloved Nana, Becky Mayer; brother, Jordan (Jen) Wilson, and their children, Cooper and Ellie; brother, Jaxson Sackenheim; and sister, Emily (Ryan) Butler, and their children, Audrey and Caroline. He is also survived by his parents-in-law, Pete and Debbie Lahrmann; sisters-in-law, Amanda Lahrmann and Rebecca (Brandon) Clay; his cherished Papa, Jacob Lebold; loving Gigi, Donna Lahrmann and his faithful canine companions, Kojack and Lexi. Although his time here was far too short, Ty leaves behind a lasting legacy of laughter, kindness, devotion, and unforgettable memories. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Celebration of Life A Celebration of Life honoring Tyler Allen Wilson will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at: Center Pointe Christian Church 5962 Hamilton Mason Road Liberty Township, OH 45011 In true Ty fashion, family and friends are encouraged to wear their favorite Cincinnati Bengals gear in his honor as we gather to remember the remarkable man he was. Who Dey, Ty. 🧡🖤