Tyler J. Bojanowski

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Tyler was born on July 28, 2000, in Dearborn, Michigan, to his mother, Nicole Dillon.

Tyler had a true passion for working with his hands. He loved his job as a semi truck and trailer mechanic and was an exceptionally talented welder. He took pride in what he did and found joy in creating and fixing things. Outside of work, Tyler loved riding BMX bikes, quick cars with turbos, enjoying the outdoors, and watching the sunrise at his favorite park while drinking a Tim Horton’s coffee.

Tyler was a friend to everyone he met and found great joy in being generous to others. He loved his coworkers as well. Tyler was someone you could count on and he never held a grudge in his life. He always had a funny story to tell and found a way to brighten any room he entered.

Above all, Tyler was a beloved son, brother, nephew, and grandson. He shared a special connection with all his family and loved to spend as much time with them as possible. Tyler had a deep bond with his little brothers and they wanted to add that they’ll never forget when he “taught them how to drive”. He instruced them in so much more and was always quick to give them advice. Tyler’s mom and stepfather will greatly miss all their talks, hikes, and the memories of them all together. His presence in their lives will always be felt.

He is survived by his loving mother, Nicole Dillon; his stepfather, Earl Dillon; his brothers, Jaxon Dillon, Colton Dillon, and Joey Bojanowski; his grandmother, Barbara Kropik; his grandfathers, Michael Probst Sr., Earl Dillon Sr., and Joseph Bojanowski Sr.; his aunts, Jessica Probst, Sarah Wojciechowski (Joe), Christina Vail, Gina Dillon, Josette Doyle, and Cheryl Bojanowski; his uncles, Michael Probst, Andrew Messer (Lauren), David Messer (Emily), Michael Bojanowski, and Faisal Stench (Lisa); his father, Joseph Bojanowski; as well as many cousins, great-aunts, and great-uncles

He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Roseanne Dillon and Susan Bojanowski.

Though he is gone far too soon, Tyler’s light will continue to shine in the hearts of those who loved him.

Memorial contributions to establish a memorial at a local park may be made payable to his mother, Nicole Dillon