Randy Tyler Lively was born on December 29, 1995 and passed away at his Coalfield home on September 16, 2019. Tyler, as he was known to his family and friends, graduated from Coalfield High School in 2014 and attended Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Harriman, where he learned welding. Tyler worked at MW Drilling of Knoxville as a roughneck; he loved his job. He enjoyed fishing with his friends more than any other sport; he also enjoyed golf with his good friend Cody Taylor. Tyler had recently begun gardening and was good at growing hot peppers for the family table. He was also well known for his odd but amazing sense of fashion and remarkable sense of humor.Tyler is survived by his wife of 13 months Jazmin Gonzalez Lively, his mother Dawn Lively Virgil and husband Jim (called "Papi" by Tyler), his brother Jacob Lively, stepbrother Bryan and grandparents Doug and Rita Lively. He is also survived by his special Uncle Randy "Uncle Buck" Lively, for whom he was named, his Aunt Linda Lively, his special Great Aunt Laureen Adcock and husband Dale, Great Aunt Pat Morrow and husband Lexie, his father- and mother-in-law Rigoberto and Alma Gonzalez, a brother-in-law Danny Gonzalez, and numerous other in-laws whom he adored. He is also survived by his special Great-Grandfather Elbert Moore of Coalfield. Randy Tyler was a generous, kind-hearted and happy person with too many friends to list. However, Cody Taylor and Jacob Watson have been there for Tyler for many years.The world has lost a beautiful human being. Visitation will be held at the Premier Sharp Funeral Home of Oliver Springs on Friday, September 20, from 5 to 7 PM, followed by a funeral service at 7PM. Graveside services will be held at the Estes/Western Cemetery in Coalfield on Saturday, September 21, at 10AM. Memorial contributions to assist the homeless may be made to the Lost Sheep Ministry (1444 Breda Drive, Knoxville, TN 37918; ph 865-688-9636). Please designate contributions for the Tyler Lively Memorial Fund.

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