In the early hours of January 21st, 2026, Jennifer Tyler Ramos, a farmer’s daughter, at age 51 bought the farm! Unfortunately, it was not the one she loved growing up on in Montana. She hated attention so she decided to cross the veil peacefully in her sleep leaving the excitement of trying to figure out her passwords and where all the important documents are, to her family.

Born in Murray, Utah sometime in the late 1900’s. Beloved daughter of Ivan Tyler and Pam Tyler, unconditional fan and supporter of big brother Andy, twin brother Seth, and little sister, Rachel. She is now cracking jokes and having a party in heaven with brothers Gary and Craig who went home before her to save her a seat.

Jen-Jen was loved by everyone who had the good fortune to meet her. She was kind, caring, giving and always put other people first. She had a wicked sense of humor but was gentle and tender, except when someone messed with her boys. Then she was a fierce mamma bear who would chew up the offender—dad included.

She graduated Cum Laude and taught junior high school English before becoming a mother. Jen-Jen was the amazing, loving mother of two wonderful sons, Joshua and Peyton, and wife of husband, Paco. Her two boys were her pride and joy and she gave her all for them.

During the past two years she endured so much physical and mental pain after her brainstem stroke and multiple surgeries. But she never uttered a word of complaint, anger, or despair for her trials. She suffered through all of it to the very end with grace, strength, and humility, teaching us what inner fortitude really is.

She was a life-long member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day-Saints and served in the Texas Forth Worth mission.

We will miss her beautiful smile and look forward to our reunion.

She will be buried in the City of Mesa Cemetery, with a private burial, next to her brother, Craig. Her funeral will be on February 21, 2026 at 11 a.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 940 East Southern Avenue, Mesa, Arizona.