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Margaret Tyler

June 3, 1942 — August 9, 2026

Margaret Tyler, a beloved and cherished member of our community, passed away peacefully on August 9, 2026, after a courageous battle with cancer. Born on June 3, 1942, in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, Margaret was the daughter of Clarence and Mary Tibbs. Her life's journey was marked by love, kindness, and a profound dedication. Margaret was predeceased by her parents, her grand parents as well as her brother Bill Tibbs, her uncle Leonard Whitaker, her nephew Billy Tibbs, and her daughter Melissa Haritos. Despite these losses, her spirit remained strong, and she continued to be a beacon of love and support for her surviving family. Margaret's husband, Ronald Tyler, She is remembered by her sister Belva and her husband Frank Lee, along with their daughter Sheila and her husband Bobby Curtis, and their children Lincoln, Hayden, and Katlyn. Margaret's legacy continues through her children: her daughter Tina and her husband Melvin Fox; her son Jeffrey Tyler and his children Bailey and her wife Bri Tyler, Erin and her husband Jeremiah Caudill and their son Kayden Ray; her daughter Twila and her husband Paul Fox and their children Kimberly and her husband Zach Haston, and Cody Fox. She was also blessed with six grandchildren, including Christopher Haritos and his son Christaki, and Dimitri and his wife Abby Haritos, along with their children Chris, Nicolas, and Dean. Margaret's loving spirit touched the lives of her five great-grandchildren, and many more family members who hold her dear in their hearts. Throughout her career, Margaret worked with dedication at TI, E System, and Walmart. Her work ethic and commitment were admired by all who knew her. Beyond her professional life, Margaret found immense joy in reading and tending to her flowers, a passion she shared with the neighborhood children who often helped her garden flourish. Margaret was a woman who cared deeply for others. Her compassion was boundless, and she was always ready to offer help or defend those who came to her with their truths. Her generous nature and loving heart left an indelible mark on everyone she met. Margaret Tyler's life was a testament to the power of love and the strength. Her memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege to know and love her.

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