Tyrell Becker Hansen, age 38, of Isanti died October 4, 2020 at home. A public visitation will be held from 3 – 7 PM Thursday, October 8th at Strike Life Tributes in CAMBRIDGE followed by a PRIVATE funeral service at 7:15 PM. The private service can be watched on a livestream link that will be posted here closer to service day. The service will also be available for watching on the link for the following 70 days. Interment will be at the Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery in Little Falls with Honors.
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Tyrell Becker Hansen was born June 22, 1982 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He graduated from Osseo High School in 2000, where he loved to play football. Ty proudly wore number 57 and greatly enjoyed playing with his teammates. He had a life-long love of baseball and football and was a rabid Vikings fan. He secretly liked the Packers too, as much as he denied it.
Ty worked at Twin Cities Auto Glass where he installed glass for celebrities, first responders, and others throughout the metro area.
In 2014 Ty enlisted in the Minnesota Army National Guard, rising quickly in the ranks to Sergeant. He was deployed from 2018 to 2019 serving in Kuwait and Iraq as a Blackhawk Medevac Crew Chief and Mechanic. Ty was proud to be in the Army National Guard protecting and serving his country. He wore his uniform proudly. Charlie Company was his second family. He always had their backs and knew that they had his. Ty joined the Federal Technician family in 2016 and recently earned permanent GS 11 status.
Ty loved his 5 children to the moon and back. He always put everyone’s best interests before his own. He was an amazing husband, father, son and friend. Ty enjoyed riding his Harley bike: he would claim his snoring was copying the rumble of a Harley when he drove it. Other pastime favorites were fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, 4 wheeling, traveling, experiencing new sights. He was content doing any activity as long as it was outside.
Wherever he went he either saw a friend or made a new one. His smile would light up a room. His hugs could take away pain. He wasn’t satisfied until a job was completed to his high standards. Blame his mom. ☺
Ty passed away October 4, 2020 at home at the age of 38 years, 3 months and 12 days. He was preceded in death by grandparents Arlo and Elaine Becker and Jim and Mildred Hansen and by favorite aunts, uncles, and cousin.
He is survived by his wife, Rachel; children, Elijah, Jasper, Hadassah, Euna and Arden; mother, Arlys (Ken) Hanson; father, Philip (Niki) Hansen; step-siblings, Jeremy (Maria) Hanson, Alicia Hanson and Dyllan Schullo; father-in-law and mother-in-law, David (Cheryl) Hansen; brothers-in-law and sister-in-law, Andrew, Erik and Krissa Hansen; and by many other relatives and friends.
He was a good man.
Ty, I’m privileged to have called you not only friend but a kindred spirit in this life. Your smile lit up any soul who had the privilege to come in its path. You were an amazing friend, father and husband and you will be sorely missed. Valhalla my brother and God Speed.
Ty,
You were a great neighbor who would love to stop by and chit chat. God be with your family during this difficult time.
You will be missed in this life. Although maybe your calling into the next life was too strong to deny. May you have peace and send down many blessings to those that will miss you beyond belief.
Ty is missed so very much his wonderful father and me. He and his Dad enjoyed their time together during his days in Boy Scouts where he earned his Eagle Scout Merit Badge, did winter camping by Duluth and summer camp at Many Point Scout Camp. He loved hunting and fishing with his Dad. Enjoyed deep sea fishing for tuna out of San Diego and halibut/salmon in Alaska with him. He even enjoyed helping us cut wood. He was given his love of Harleys and working with tools from his Dad and they enjoyed these things together. Of course like with everything peoples busy lives interfere with the time you can spend together. And now that time has been taken away😢
Ty you will be missed more then I can even express. Your Dad and I love you so very much. Our hearts are broken💔
Ty rip my friend. You are truly missed dearly. I am so glad i got to meet you. May you be at peace
Colorado kool-aid for everyone! Ride on my beautiful friend. I love you! I miss you! Our motorcycle trips were amazing! Your wonderful smile, your sense of humor and the stories we shared.
Much love and rest.
Tyrell was a brave and good man. I have nothing but positive memories of working with him in the National Guard. He was always willing to offer assistance during work and was a good listener.
He will not be forgotten.
Ty.
Me and you spent alot of time together as very young children. Your mom and my mom were good friends.
I have so many memories. It’s been many of years since our families have been together. I am so sorry to hear of your passing.
My thoughts are with your family and friends.
Rest in peace Tyrell and that you for your service.