Gavin Scott Austin Tylman
May 26, 2009 – December 13, 2024
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Gavin Scott Austin Tylman, 15, of San Tan Valley unexpectedly left our presence on December 13th. Gavin was a sophomore at San Tan Foothills High School where he excelled in sports such as football and wrestling. Gavin loved all things Pokémon, anime, and the Dallas Cowboys. Gavin was the best little brother, youngest son, Sabercat, and all around the greatest person you could ever hope to meet. Gavin is loved and will be immensely missed by his brothers Michael Sciarra, Cullen Wood, Morgan and Luke Tylman; parents Matthew and Shirley all of San Tan Valley; grandfather, Eugene Tylman of Norfolk, VA, grandmother, Candace Calentine of Portsmouth, VA, and grandfather, Paul Wood of Lewisburg, TN. Gavin was predeceased by his mother, Tracy Austin and grandmother, Donna Tylman. A celebration of Gavin’s life will be held at San Tan Mountain View Funeral Home on Friday, December 20th at 3pm with a reception to follow at San Tan Foothills High School at 5pm.
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Terry Newman says: Matthew, so sorry for you and your family.
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Raiden Judge says:
Gavin was a good person towards me. He helped me in sports, and in high school, he was a good person towards everyone he cared about his friends, family, and sport. I remember the last thing I said to him. It was at a JV football game, and I told him I wanted him to knock one of the players on the other side down. And when he did, he came to me and Said he knocked down one of them. I patted him in the back. He was the one that inspired me to do sports. I looked up to him, hoping I could be just as Good as he was. I hope his family is doing well.
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Shirley says:
Thank you for sharing that. I needed that today. He would have been 17 and I miss him so much. ❤️
Terry Newman 
Raiden Judge 
Shirley
Matthew, so sorry for you and your family.
Gavin was a good person towards me. He helped me in sports, and in high school, he was a good person towards everyone he cared about his friends, family, and sport. I remember the last thing I said to him. It was at a JV football game, and I told him I wanted him to knock one of the players on the other side down. And when he did, he came to me and Said he knocked down one of them. I patted him in the back. He was the one that inspired me to do sports. I looked up to him, hoping I could be just as Good as he was. I hope his family is doing well.
Thank you for sharing that. I needed that today. He would have been 17 and I miss him so much. ❤️