Birth date: Jan 2, 1990 Death date: Feb 5, 2026
Tyler Tigman James Ruggles, 36, of Fort Gay, West Virginia passed away on February 5, 2026. He was born on January 2, 1990, to Joe (Melissa) Ruggles and Angela Ruggles. Tyler is preceded in death by his brother Ricky Ruggles, pate Read Obituary
I remember every time we would come in to visit we would come and spend time with you, Joey and Rick. We would go to Joey's football games and I begged my mom to let me stay with you guys for awhile because I loved you guys. The times we would swim in the pool at Pams or you guys would come out when my dad did bonfires. Rest easy up there I know it wasn't such an easy life down here. My condolences to your family I know this is such a hard time we are always here.
My condolences to his babies and family I shared alot of memories and laughs with Tyler. He was so funny and happy all the time. He loved his babies. I'm thankful for the good times we had together. He will always have a special place in my heart. I am grateful I had one last chance for us to tell each other how much love we had for each other. Rest easy Ty I will never forget you. I will always love you.
Rest easy Tyler!!! U will be so missed.
I remember when we used to play football together, Tyler invited me over to stay the night. Joey had a friend over too. I woke up with my finger nails painted and I believe a bunch of hairspray in my hair. I always hoped to hear you were doing good. Rest in peace my friend.
One of the memories I have of my brother is the time that we begged our dad to let all three of us ride in the back of the truck during the winter time. Reluctantly our dad said yes. All three of us hopped in the back of the truck thinking this was going to be an awesome ride. The back of the truck was filled with snow. The three of us huddled together towards the cab. Dad took off down the road and that's when the snow started swirling. There was no escaping the snow hitting us in the face. It was like being stuck in a blizzard with winds at 55 mph. Rick and I covered Tyler up but it didn't help. Half way to the store dad stopped and put Tyler in the cab while Rick and I stayed in the bed. Our faces where cold,wet and red. 😆 🤣, needless to say we all rode in the cab going back to the house.
