
In loving memory of
Tyrone Elliott Kato Bautista
April 22, 1983 — August 1, 2002
Tyrone Elliott Bautista (b. April 22, 1983) was a cherished son whose family remembers his smile and spirit; his loved ones held a memorial each August 1 in his honor.
Remembering Tyrone
A life held close in memory
Tyrone Elliott Bautista, born April 22, 1983, is remembered by his family for the warmth he brought into their lives. Beloved son of his mother and family members named in the memorial, Tyrone left an impression on those who knew him as a young man full of promise. His family marked his memory with an annual memorial service held on August 1 and kept candles burning in hope and remembrance.
Though his life was cut short on August 1, 2002, those who loved Tyrone continue to honor him with prayers and remembrances. Family members — listed in the published notice as Mom, Jim, Ben, Chrys and family — expressed their ongoing grief and their hope for comfort and justice, asking friends and the community to join in remembering his life at a memorial service held at Evergreen.
Tyrone’s memory endures through the words his family shared in the public notice: a message of love, grief, and the lasting presence of his image in their hearts. Friends and neighbors left condolences and prayers on his memorial page, reflecting the impact he had on his community. His gravesite at Evergreen Cemetery records his birth and death dates and stands as a place for family and friends to gather and remember him.
Those who wish to honor Tyrone’s memory have placed tributes and remembrances on his memorial pages and at Evergreen. His family’s request that candles continue to burn for truth and peace captures the tender wish that his life — and the love his family carries for him — not be forgotten.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Tyrone was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.