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LT Tyler Hall Brown
May 27th, 1978
September 14th, 2004
LT Tyler Hall Brown
May 27th, 1978
September 14th, 2004
About LT Tyler Brown
LT Tyler Hall Brown was born May 27, 1978
After earning dual degrees from the
Georgia Institute of Technology, he became a
2nd LT Airborne Ranger at Fort Benning
Following two years in Korea, his unit was redeployed at Kuwait and then to Iraq.
Tyler was killed In AR Ramadi, Iraq,
September 14, 2004
Arlington Visitors | Fall of 2024 and 2025
Georgia Tech Scholarship Recipients
Cadet Daniel Loudin | 2025 Outstanding ROTC Cadet Award
Cadet Loudin served as Cadet Wing Commander during a semester, a role typically held by seniors, and is currently the top-ranked upperclassman. His outstanding performance and leadership promises a strong future as an Air Force Officer
Cadet James Q. Kelly | LT Tyler Brown ROTC Leadership Award
"It truly means the world to me to receive such a generous scholarship. Winning this award was by far the highlight of my year" – Cadet Kelly
Georgia Tech September 11th Flags of Honor
Every year for a week around September 11th, the GT ROTC battalion displays 2977 American Flags on the Student Commons in honor of those who lost their lives and in honor of the life of LT Tyler Brown
LT Tyler Brown Fitness Center | Georgia Tech ROTC
2024 WA Veterans Day | Tim Jefferson, WA '07, Guest Speaker
LT Tyler Brown Conference Room | IMA Atlanta
Painted by Steve Penley, Honoring LT Tyler Brown
Tyler's Sister, Natalie, & His Mother, Sally
Letter to Will Hearn from Tyler's Father
September 14, 2011
Memorial Day Photos | Will Hearn
When Will Hearn was in First Grade, he and his father, John, began what would become a Memorial Day tradition of placing a flag on the gravesite of Jefferey Steven Blanton at the Marietta National Cemetery.
His eagerness to participate in this particular Boy Scout activity was largely inspired by the life and sacrifice of
LT Tyler Hall Brown, the son of Sally and Carey Brown, the business partner of Will’s father.
Over the next eleven years, Will and his dad would take a picture of Lance Corporal Blanton's marker, and send it to Carey–who Will affectionately calls "Buzz"– with the message “We Remember.”
John Hearn Family Visited Normandy Last Fall
The Hearn family at Normandy in honor of Tyler and the thousands of US Soldiers who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.
Ben Bellie, who was their tour-guide, is a three-tour Iraqi Veteran.
Tyler Brown Pi-Mile Trail
Ranger Valor
Ranger Valor is named in honor of the life of Army Airborne Ranger LT Tyler Hall Brown. He is a gift from long-tenured friends, Marc and Patty Dash.
Ranger Valor now serves as a Therapy Dog. He visits local Tampa hospitals, meets with staff, and comforts terminally ill patients.
Marc and Patty’s daughter-in-law, Emelie Dash, is a the Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of VALOR SERVICE DOGS.
GSGA Foundation Scholarships
Cherokee's Caddie Circle
Steve Penley
Coasters painted by Steve Penley honoring America and Georgia Tech
