Taylor James Amos Lysager

Our dear sweet nephew Taylor was tragically killed in a sudden accident while playing at a school near his home in Star Valley Wyoming, on Tuesday February 9th, just five days before his sixth birthday. Taylor was an amazing little boy full of life. He was constantly trying to please everyone around him. He was a great friend and had a great laugh and smile. We are truly going to miss him. We are so grateful for the knowledge of the hereafter and know that Taylor is in a better place with our Heavenly Father and Savior Jesus Christ. During the funeral services, one of Jefferson's friends who spoke talked of where children went who died before the age of accountability. It was said that he was possibly too pure for this life and went straight to the Celestial Kingdom. I truly believe that is where Taylor is, watching over all of us awaiting the day when we will be reunited. Until then it gives us greater motivation to live our lives the best way we can so we can be worthy to return to his presence. We love you so much Taylor and can't wait for that day to come when we will be together again.

This is the program for Taylor's funeral services.

This is Taylor's obituary

Taylor James Amos Lysager would have been six this past Valentines Day and was looking forward to celebrating with his friends, but he passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010,
following an accident while he was playing. Taylor was born Feb. 14, 2004 in Pocatello, Idaho to Jefferson and Jamie Lysager. He was a happy and eager boy who fully participated in life in spite of health challenges. He was a budding golfer and also loved swimming, dinosaurs
and computer games, and he was involved in the local T-ball program. He loved pre-school and his teachers and the staff in the Thayne LUCDA, and he was an excited kindergarten student learning to read. Taylor loved his teachers and all who worked with him there. Taylor was generous, made friends easily, and was loved by all. Funeral services were held at the Thayne LDS First Ward Chapel on Friday, Feb. 12. 2010. He was laid to rest in the Thayne Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, Jefferson and Jamie Lysager; his sisters, Reese Lysager and Justice Hammer; great-grandfather, Bob Justice; grandparents, Richard and Victoria Amos; and Howard and Emily Lysager; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. We will all remember him and miss him, and we are grateful for his influence in our lives.