Tyler William Ray Allen, 21, of Casper, Wyoming, passed away on April 19, 2026. He was born on February 1, 2005, in Casper.
Tyler’s life, though far too short, was filled with energy, laughter, love, and big dreams. He graduated from Kelly Walsh High School and went on to serve his country in the United States Marine Corps, where he proudly served as a corporal in the infantry. Being a Marine meant everything to Tyler—it shaped him, strengthened him, and became part of who he was. He carried that pride with him every day.
After returning home, Tyler began working at Vista Nissan in Casper, where he found something he genuinely loved. He worked hard and was determined to build a future for himself. He often talked about the cars he sold, his goals, and how excited he was for what lay ahead. He had a spark—a drive to succeed and a belief that he could make something great of his life.
      Tyler had just begun building the life he dreamed of. He was proud of his Ram truck and his motorcycle, always eager to show them off or talk about his next ride. He lived in the moment, chasing excitement and embracing anything that made him feel alive.
He had a personality that filled every room. Tyler was funny, bold, and unapologetically himself. Quick-witted and sometimes mischievous, he had a way of making people laugh and pushing limits in a way that was uniquely his. Beneath it all, he had a heart that loved deeply and fiercely—when Tyler loved you, you knew it without question.
     He is survived by his mother, Lynn Allen; his sisters, Rachel Beaver (Chris), Laney Baker (Bryson), and Cynthia Dame; his nephew, Easton Beaver; and his nieces, Oakleigh and Wrynlee Baker, and Annie and Chloe Beaver. He is also survived by his father, Jeffrey Allen; his grandparents; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, other family members, and numerous friends.
Tyler leaves behind a family who loved him beyond words and a space that can never truly be filled. The laughter he shared, the love he gave, and the memories he created will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.
Raise hell up there—we know you’re watching over us and cheering us on. Life will never be the same without you.
Semper Fi.