This and the next two pictures are some of my favorites.  Eric was surrounded with love! And he forever will be! Sending love to you especially today.

You are an inspiration to everyone and will continue to be forevermore. I always tell myself if Eric can do it I can do it. I know you didn’t get to experience some things in your short life but you experienced what was most important like love and friendship. We love you and miss you.

Watching Eric's life through his parents eyes has been an amazing, emotional rollercoaster.  What a true warrior.  Fly high young man.  May JESUS hold you tight till your  loving parents are reunited with you once again.....FOREVER.

Such a wonderful kiddo and student! I had the absolute pleasure to share a year of US History with Eric. The class worked on a partner Revolutionary War scrapbook. Eric's partner was not pulling his weight on the project, so Eric came to me to discuss his concerns.  I remember him being so concerned and worried it would affect his grade he was almost in tears! I suggested he take a deep breath, and the three of us talked about which partner would be responsible for each component. The boys worked it out and of course, the project earned an A! I will never forget Eric's conscientiousness and commitment to doing the best he could in everything.  You are missed my young friend. 

Although I have never met Eric in person, his spirit and his love for art and knowledge always stuck by me. When I learned about how he loved to paint, I knew in an instant that I wanted to do something  for him. I painted a man with a sunflower and a rose and I wrote him a heartfelt letter filled with encouragement and positivity. Eric is loved among my fellow peers at Coral Academy. His story was very heartfelt for me and I knew that Eric was a very very strong boy. He was surrounded with love from his family and friends. To this day I pray for him and his family every night before I go to sleep. Eric is a person that I will never forget and I will forever keep in my thoughts.

The  memory I want  to share is the day I showed Eric how to spray paint planets and the universe they sit in. he was amazed on how easy it was to do. he caught on quick but then again everything Eric puts his mind too he does it without hesitation. I don't know if he showed  off any pictures at school but I had fun showing him how to paint them I said it's your universe make it any way you like .the look on his face when he made his first planet and stars made me feel great and now he has the knowledge and doing it on his own. and painting  his own Galaxy with planets for everyone to see  .so we went to  Walmart and he pick the colors to make his unique painting. it came out awesome and I was happy to see his smile. His look on his face when he was done making his  art will be priceless to me. but the one thing that stuck to my heart is when he asked me to make him a tank for Halloween I said a tank for your wheelchair? Now  that was a task but it took me a week and everybody loved it. and when got in it he saluted me like a true soldier that he was he fought a battle that no kid his age should fight wait let me rephrase that no young man should  ever have to fight in their life. he was a trooper and fought every inch of the way. to me he was a true soldier. Im going to miss you little cousin and I know you're shining down on us as we look up upon you rest in peace your cousin Randy for your battle is over and in my eyes you're the strongest person I know . And we will meet up sometime in the future and we will be able to make more fun projects together thanks for letting me be apart of a memory that I can share and people can read and know you took something of me with you

My precious Eric. My “Pumpkin”.  How very much we miss him. We are left with the memories of his short life. Too many to list. The memory I treasure most is the night he was born. I sat in that hospital room holding him in my arms until the sun came up. It was our special bonding time. The most wonderful experience holding this bundle of joy. For the next fourteen years and eight months of his short life, we managed to create so many wonderful memories. The annual fishing trips, planting the garden, setting up his Star Wars, soldiers and dinosaurs. He loved watching documentaries with grandpa. His curiosity and thirst for knowledge was amazing. We were so lucky to have had such a wonderful and loving grandson.  With every memory come the tears. 
He was the most wonderful person to come into our lives and we thank God for letting us have him. He made our lives complete. 


This was such a great time. Glad we could share it together. I love that Eric and Bailey share a love for history which made this the perfect outing (Spring Mountain Ranch- Civil War Re-enactment). We love your family and hope that memories like this can offer some comfort. Eric is forever in our hearts, he was an amazing kid born to amazing parents. We feel so lucky to have known him. 

I have so many fond memories of my student Eric. He was always one of the most serious students I had ever worked with.  If I tried to excuse him from an assignment, he wouldn't accept it. He always wanted to pull his weight and never wanted to take the easy way out.  Up until my last visit with Eric, he didn't want to slow down with his learning. I remember one of the very last visits with him, I jokingly asked him if he was ready for our math lesson. Of course I didn't really expect him to do any math, seeing a though he had lost his hearing, among other things.  When his response to me was yes, I still did not believe him. As I wrote problems on the whiteboard, Eric put in every ounce of effort he could muster to answer my questions. Even after everything he had been through he still had the ability to work on his favorite subject, math. To my surprise, he got the answers correct and never skipped a beat. Eventually, he tired out, but not without thoroughly impressing me first.   That is the memory I will forever keep near and dear to my heart.  A memory of unwavering determination and will; traits that Eric always possessed, no matter what he had to endure.  Eric is, and always will be, my most dedicated student. I will love and miss him forever. 

I enjoyed the times when Eric would say, "Let's make cookies, or brownies!" He was so excited to make them all by himself. He would put on an apron and a chef's hat, get all the ingredients out and get busy. He was always so excited waiting for them to get done baking to eat them.

Sweetest cousin around ❤️ Eric you will be missed everyday. 
Love always 
Nadia and Jaelynn 

I think about all the movies we went to, the board games we played, concerts we attended and trips we went on. We did so much in the short 14 years Eric was with us. I am so thankful for being chosen to be Eric's Mom. We shared such unconditional love, and that will never be taken away from me.
My all time favorite memory was all the times Eric would say "Let me hold you". No matter how he old was, he would hug and squeeze me at night lying in bed, or if we were out he would give me a kiss and squeeze my arm. That was his way of telling me he loved me, and I treasured every moment.
We have so many memories and photographs, and I can see his personality shine through every one of them and they make me laugh to see how happy we all were. He will always be the sunshine of my life.

I so enjoyed the many times when I would take Eric to the library.  He would pick out so many books. We would come home, lie in bed and he would have me read all the books he had picked out. It would take a couple of hours, but we loved it.

I have no Idea how I am supposed to write about just one memory, there are so many to choose from. One of my favorite memories that come to mind is when Eric was about 3 years old. He would stay in pj's all day and set up all of his dinosaur collection on the floor and furniture and watch dinosaur documentaries. He would say it was the "best day ever!"

I remember seeing Eric for the first time in Kindergarten. He had the biggest smile and was incredibly cute. It wasn’t until Eric and Tyler were in second grade that I got to know Eric a little more. I remember taking the boys to a Wrangler’s hockey game and then there were fun times with the Coral bowling league at Wildfire. They were so little then. I distinctly remember being impressed how intelligent Eric was and thinking he must be one of those child prodigies. It seemed like he could carry on a conversation about any topic with ease. The last conversation I had with Eric was during a Halloween dance at school. He was dressed as Bob Ross and was telling me how he had painted the tote bag he was carrying. He was a gifted and talented young man and was truly beyond his years. Wendy and Pete, you have given Eric such an incredible life and I saw so much love with your family. 

I love that I was able to have such a gorgeous soul as Eric in my life. He was such a fun little man and I loved baking cookies with him

I first saw Eric in 1st grade playing soccer by himself. I went over to him and he passed the ball to me. We kicked the ball back and forth and became instant friends. I also remember it was him the first suggested I start listening to Weird Al Yankovic. We laughed together so many times about that. I am going to miss him very much. 
Vincent Battaglia

    When Eric was about four, Wendy and I took Eric and Quinne to McDonalds.  We got some ketchup packets for the fries and Eric put the packets on the floor and jumped on top of them and splattered ketchup everywhere. Wendy and I both yelled "NO".  Eric just laughed.
    On another occasion we went to the Cowboy Park and I remember Eric loved to climb the rock wall with Quinne.
Other times I would meet Eric and Wendy and others at Pump-It-Up. The kids would run wild and we would do anything to tire them out. We had a great time going down the slide. Eric led the pack.
    On Easter holidays I would meet at the park with Wendy, Eric and many of Eric's friends (Natia, Brodwyn, Erica, Ken, Julieana, Alozo, Bella, Mason, Jerod and Quinne). Everyone would bring food and Eric would have a blast with Easter egg hunts, sack races, games and a great meal. 
    Another time at McDonalds (with Eric, Brodwin, Natia & Quinne) the Parents decided to go shopping and asked me if I would watch the kids till they got back. I said "Sure". With the parents out of sight they went running all over the restaurant.  People would walk by and say "Are these all yours?". I would say "No" and continue eating. What a memorable day that was.
    I remember Eric as a funny, smart, mischievous and wonderful boy. I'm honored to have known Eric (he called me grandma).
I will see him again some day. 


only meeting you on the internet was  a joy to us. a strong young man to be sure. i know  your dream was to become a doctor.  if you had lived   you had dreams of becoming a great doctor,   you would of found a cure for cancer .  you will be sadly missed by everyone whose heart you touched.  someday though we will meet in heaven.  we love you eric lyons.  auntie snookie an uncle chuck.. 

I remember having Eric in my 5th grade class. He was such a sweet and kind boy, always. It was an honor to have been a part of your life, Eric! RIP 💜😇

I remember when Eric was in 2nd grade. He loved to play tag. The school decided they weren't going to allow it anymore.  Well, he wouldn't let that happen! He set up a meeting with the principal, one on one. He was so cute (and serious) sitting in the lobby waiting for his meeting.  Guess what? After that, tag was allowed to be played again. LOL!!  Rest in Paradise, Eric. You will never be forgotten.  Much love to you, Wendy and Pete. Your little angel will always be with you. Xoxo

We met Eric and Wendy at the Enterprise Library many years ago when we first moved to Las Vegas.  Eric was outgoing and full of spunk and quickly made friends with our family.  Eric shared our same love of Legos, swimming, and the outdoors and we made fun memories with him.  After moving away, we have been strengthened each time that we saw Eric’s resilience or heard of the challenges he was bravely facing and fighting.  Wendy and Pete, you filled Eric’s life with more love than some children may feel in a lifetime.  That love transcends this life and we know he is watching over you now and will be always!

Love, April, Sven, Jaren, Mason and Avery Peery

A good memory with Eric was the time we had a big Easter egg hunt with him. It was at a park and there were tons of eggs. We got lots of candy and had a great time. It was super fun and I still remember to this day playing on the playground together.  Eric was always a fun person to be around. As I have watched Eric through his tough times, it has shown me how strong he was to go through that. When I would text him, he would not complain. He is a great example to me.  Mason Peery

I remember meeting Eric and his Mom, Wendy, for the first time at the library when we brought the kids for Storytime. They were toddlers and prone to fidgeting and a bit of mischief. I could tell then that Eric was a bright little guy. He had this spark to him. Precocious, rambunctious, intelligent, brave.  Our boys were classmates at their first school for a few years before they went to different schools, but we kept in touch.  We think of Eric whenever we see a Star Wars movie or collectible. We think of him when a history or science show is on. We think of him when we play video games. We will remember Eric in so many ways. He was fun loving and adventurous and tough. He taught us courage, strength, and grace. How grateful we are to have known him during his short time here on Earth. He will always be a part of our hearts.  

Eric’s memory lives on in so many ways, in our hearts and in the memories we have of our kids playing .Eric was so generous with all the neighborhood kids and would let everyone play with his nerf guns and his newest toys . We had epic battles on the front yard. Eric was up for anything and even played street hockey with us and would play games with Bodhi even though he is much older, he was so patient with his little friend . We loved going for walks around the neighborhood and hanging out with Eric at home during good days and hard days . The neighborhood will never forget his Halloween costume last October , they all saw him rolling in his camouflage tank. Eric you are greatly missed and in our hearts forever . We love you , The Spano Family .

I was Eric’s kindergarten teacher at Coral Academy.  All my students I teach hold a very special place in my heart and I will always remember having Eric in my class.  Eric was very smart, as he was in the advanced kindergarten program.  He loved to read and loved science.  
Both of Eric’s parents were amazing.  Wendy was one of my room moms and she was always there for me whenever I needed anything.  After moving away from Vegas, I followed his journey and everything he went through. Eric was an amazing student and will be missed by so many.  
Mrs. Birney      

We will always remember how amazingly strong Eric was. He was the most sweetest loving child. When Niko and Eric spent time at the hospital together because their treatment schedules happened to match he was so sweet and kind to Niko . Like he had a big brother always showing support and helping calm the fear because Eric is by far the bravest kid I know. We miss him dearly and he will live on in our memories, hearts and photos forever. ❤️

Eric touched our lives in ways that ranged from shared interests to an admiration of his intelligence and an appreciation of his wit and sense of humor to a reverence of his determined spirit. On the day of his memorial service, we turned on the TV to find that TNT had a Star Wars marathon and we couldn’t help to think that it was his way of letting us know that his spirit was with us that day. We shared a love of Legos, video games, and, of course, Star Wars. We always think of Eric in his Darth Vader costume at our Halloween birthday party in the first grade. In the second grade, Alex discovered in the classroom that Eric had an impressive knowledge of military history, but both Alex and David knew that he could still ham it up on the playground. While we shared many years together at school, there were also many years that he was not there. He inspired us all with how hard he worked on his schoolwork at home while fighting a daily battle that most of cannot even begin to imagine. He is a true inspiration. Fly high Eric!

Eric was such a bright light on this Earth. He was always making people smile and laugh.  I will never forget the impact he left on me. I would pick one memory but there is too many to choose from. I’m just glad i had such a great friend like Eric in my life. And i’m glad i spent a lot of time with him. I just want to thank him again and i hope his legacy lives on forever.

At times, life can be cruel and unexpected. Life is the one thing we have that should never be taken for granted. For the short time we knew Eric, we never had anything less than a good time. Meg and Emi always had so much fun when they were with him. He always brought out the best in people. We saw him grow from a boy in kindergarten to a proper young man, never hateful or ever in the least bit uncaring. The passion he showed in everything he did was a force that moved all those around him. We spent many nights watching Marvel movies and eating pizza, pepperoni of course, and his favorite fluffy donuts. We will cherish those moments together for the rest of our lives. 

We made a promise to Eric that we would watch all of the Star Wars movies too. We can't wait to start enjoying a new film series and look forward to you joining us on this new adventure. I’m sure you remember that someone in our family hasn’t even seen a single one of those movies (insert eye roll here). When we do, we will be sure to bring pizza and your favorite donuts. That is a promise from all of us to you. We miss you so very much!

Eric might be gone from this world but his spirit will live on through those that loved him and when it’s time, we will see him again.

Mary, Bob and I visited Eric last February 2019. We had such an enjoyable time with him. Watching him eat at his favorite restaurant was priceless. Eric you will forever be loved and remembered. Your spirit is surrounding us...love you so!

Eric came over for Trent's 14th birthday. Always loved to see these kids together 💚

Eric and Nadia always were together at the library, Renaissance festival, and the park. Eric is always in our heart.  

Eric was really fun to be around, he was really positive even during hard times. Always putting a smile on everyone’s faces with the silly things he did. Some of my favorite memories were when he put paint all over his face while we were painting, and when he completely  covered his hands in slime. Playing games was also really fun, board games or video games, he always made the experience better

Sweet Eric has been apart of our lives since our boys started Kindergarten at Coral Academy. Ryder & Eric were friends right from the start. Ryder was always the tallest & Eric was the shortest so he was Ryder’s little buddy💙 There are so many memories of the boys together. They  did scouts together, toured firehouses together, went to birthday parties together, participated in science projects together. I will always remember Eric as the cutest boy in Kindergarten that had the fullest cheeks and the sweetest eyes, with just a little bit of mischief.  He left such an imprint on my whole family, that we will always remember him as the smart, adorable & kind soul he was. 

Love to you Wendy & Pete from Ryder, Sophea, Pamala & Brian Craveiro💙💙💙


I loved cruising the strip with Eric and eating out when we were there!  It was so fun!  I loved his facial expressions!  You could tell exactly what he was thinking!!  I love you all!

August 2010, Eric and I started kindergarten at Coral Academy and met each other for the first time.  The first day, he kept running away from me on the playground when I wanted to be friends.  Eventually I wore him down. Over time, we discovered we had many of the same interests.  We liked history and we would play WWI on the playground.  Our teachers would fact check our versions and let us know when we were incorrect. In first grade, I remembered Eric telling us he was dating Raven, the archrival to the boys of the first-grade class and I threw a football at him.  In second grade, I learned I could hug friends and have it mean friendship. 
 
We played a LOT of video games together.  When we would play Call of Duty and he would go easy on me because he was better than me at that game.  We had fun playing Black Op Duty together.  We had a lot of fun with video games.  He really liked Doom 2016 and he wanted to play Doom Eternal to play when it came out. 
 
He was my friend for almost 10 years.  He was a very good friend and I will miss him.  Eric was cool.  He was never afraid to speak his mind.

I was so fortunate to work with Eric and his parents for a year. We’ve had our ups and downs, but no matter what, he always kept a smile on his face.
My favorite memory was bringing him to the archery range and helping him to shoot again. I just remembered how excited he was and I was proud of him for trying. He did great, by the way! 
He brought a lot of joy to my life, along with Wendy and Pete. We could talk about anything and tell little jokes here and there. I enjoyed being apart of their lives and helping any way I could. They became like another family to me! ❤️
I love and miss you Eric! I miss your hugs too! 

Soar with the angels my dear friend! love you forever. It was my honor. So many good times. So many laughs! You will always be in my thoughts.

Even though we did not spend lots of time with Eric, it  seems   like we have known him for an eternity. There was "that" special "touch" that he had-- not a physical touch, but a magical one that left a deep mark and memory with anyone who knew him. Till the very end he always found the time or moment to make people around him, smile and feel good. The last time I saw him, at his hospital bed, he was wearing a T-shirt. Eric said to me "see my Valentine's shirt?", he pointed at the graphic on it which read "the ladies man". it really cracked me up. I asked him "where did you get that shirt?" He, smiling, replied "my Mom got it for me". Eric, Mom, Dad, I cannot express in words how full is my heart with love for you. Eric, thank you for existing!!!!!!

This is one my favorites for sure. Eric was our honorary captain for the indoor Falcons soccer summer team last year that my son Julien put together. Most of the team were classmates of Eric and Julien from CASLV so they knew each other. 
We went over to Eric’s house before the game to pick him up and take him. This was a rare occasion because Pete and Wendy weren’t coming and they were staying at home. 
When we got to Longevity, Eric got to meet the rest of the team and was introduced as a teammate and captain. He got a little blush and that wasn’t easy to do to him.  I then wheeled him out on the field during warm ups and was joking with him about just getting out of the chair to play and to stop being so damn dramatic. That always got a big smile out of him. He almost got hit a couple times with a ricocheted ball but “uncle” was there to keep them away. 
We then decided to do a “run” and score a goal by dribbling the ball between his wheelchair footrests. The first attempt came and our goalie blocked the slow roll. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I popped at her. My sweet  Lizzy was just doing her job. So we did it again and this time I had Eric film it with his phone. Of course she couldn’t block it this time so a goal to my dude and big smiles along with it. 
Now it’s game time so Eric had to come off the field and watch behind the glass. It was a fun game and we scored several goals that the kids were pointing at Eric after making. 
There was one Goal that meant the most though to Eric and especially me. In the winding minutes of the game, Julien destroyed one from the right side about 15’ in front of Eric. Julien then walked over and hit the glass in front of Eric saying loudly “That was for you!” I was 5’ from it and choked up immediately. When the game was over, we took this team pic with my super freak right in the middle of it all. 
I miss you little buddy and I know you’ll still be watching the team when the season starts up again this summer. 

Eric will remain in our hearts forever. Playdates, Christmas Cookie Exchanges, Library Story Times, Halloween Costume Parties and Trick or Treats and Easter Egg Hunts were never the same without you. One thing is for sure, you are in a better place now and your strength through this battle taught us to fight for what matters and value all that we have, the good and bad. 
Thank you Eric! We love you! 
The Casino Family
 ( Timo, Mia, Asia, Alonzo, Bela and Zero)

Eric brought light and joy to everyone. He was kind and easy going. He included everyone in what he was doing. Pete & Wendy you did such a great job raising him! Your love and devotion is evident in who he was as a person. He had such a beautiful heart for others. He will be dearly missed. 

My children were friends with Eric since he was in the 2nd grade. We have so many wonderful memories with Eric. Our boys shared a birthday of July 3rd. They were in boy scouts together for several years and they were in advanced classes together at school. They all hung out and had fun together. Eric also liked video games and board games. It was always easy to hang out with Eric. He was kind, thoughtful and he always included everyone. There were lots of laser tag games, roller skating, swimming,  play dates and fun. Eric we love you and our family will never forget you. We know you are with the angels and God and we are sorry that we didn’t have more time with you here on earth. May you Rest In Peace. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️ 

Eric you were truly loved and will be greatly missed💞
Hearing all these people’s memories of you melts my heart, you touched so many!  I had a great honor of being picked to be you godmother.  One great memory I have is one of the summers we came out and we all went swimming.. it was me, Boo, Tat, and your mom, you were a weee lil pumpkin back then and I had to save you from your swim trunks because your mama was freaking out a lil (can’t go into details) but I felt like a super hero as you sat there scared but brave way back then.. I know you will continue  to watch over your parents and loved ones.. You are forever in my heart and I can’t wait until the day we meet again!
I love you Eric Wesley Lyons the Great!

It was still brand new at CASLV .  I didn't have him as a student but I remember him being quiet and polite. I remember tracking him down to get pics of him when I signed up to facilitate yearbook club.  And I will never forget the pic that I took of him and our school counselor...He had this smile...just so sweet.  Following Eric's story from the sideline was tough so I can't imagine what it must have been like for his parents.  Eric taught me to be brave and to live your best.  Thank you for sharing that with me...with everyone.  God bless to you and your parents for sharing your life with us. 

Eric seemed to always have a smile on his face and radiant joy to those around him. He was always so excited to visit his grandma at work. I admire many things about Eric, one that comes to mind is his passion for life and the hobbies he had. He touched many people and made an impact on their lifes. Eric was an angel walking among us. 

Eric was such an inspiration to all who knew him. He will be missed. 

Although we've only met each other twice, I can feel the strong spirit that lives within you.  You are a tough kid and a true warrior!

Wendy and Pete, 
Know that Marta and I are always here for you but especially in this most trying of circumstances.  Our very deepest sympathies go out to you!

Oh, Eric...this is to thank you for all you have taught us. That is courage, resilience, determination and good sense of humor. I talk to YOU because you are here and will always be. Remember? We met while you were in Los Angeles, and it was love at first sight! Yes, that is what it felt like to me. Mindy, my dog, sent straight up to you and you gave her such a big hug! Your Mom and I exchanged pictures of that moment, and the rest is history. Oh, I do recall that I asked you what was your favorite subject in school and you replied that it was science. Eric, you were such a smart young man! Well, till I see you again. So long, and keep sending that sweet breeze with your beautiful wings now. I adore you. 

Eric this is the day we first met!  December 4,2016. Fiona and I fell in love with you that first moment!  You were so engaging with us and with life. We got to see, over time, that you stayed that way, no matter the obstacles in your way.  We learned from you what a super hero looks like. And now that you're gone from our sight, we will always hold you up as our own model thru hard times. You gave a lasting gift to everyone who had the privilege of knowing you.  You will always be in my heart.  Love you forever my dear Eric!  My deepest sympathy to your magnificent parents, Pete and Wendy.

Just know that I love and always will love him and all of you. 

I never met Eric and his family. Eric and his Dad would be my cousins. Losing anyone we love is heartbreaking but losing a child is devastating.  My heart aches for you. I am so sorry for your loss.

We have known and loved Eric since pre-school. We have so many wonderful memories with him...holidays, apple picking, library stories, watching him put his arm around Jalissa’s shoulder all proud while riding in his electric car.  We are heartbroken but blessed because we have these memories and got to be apart of this amazing, brave, intelligent, caring, funny and charming young man’s life.  You will always be in our hearts Eric, we love you!

I thank you Eric for the great adventures to the museums and roller skating I wish we had more time and you will be missed.

This is not the best photo but it was a really good day. That smile will always stay with me. Eric taught lessons in strength- I so appreciate that and I know that in times of fear or weakness I can call Wendy as Eric taught her to be strong as a rock. I love you Pete, Wendy and Eric. ❤️

Eric was one of those students who stand out in a classroom.  I had the privilege to teach him art, music and computers when he was a kindergartner.  He was so adorable and curious.  In computers, he was so interested in what the older kids were doing. I remember him having a keen interest in the presidents and studying the bulletin board showing the 2nd graders’ research.  His parents were also so lovely, helping out in classrooms and with fundraisers. 

I will always remember Eric  with love and respect. Everywhere we go something will remind us of you: food, Star Wars, LEGO, Dinosaurs, museums, historical documentaries, Disneyland, fishing, hunting, archery, Bass Pro, video games, and board games just to name a few. You were not afraid to speak up if you felt something was wrong from the day we met. Your honesty and kindness will be deeply missed by all who knew you❤️

Eric fought this like hell and was always a beacon of strength for the rest of us. He will forever be remembered as a true fighter.

Even though he grew up far away, thanks to technology, my son Luka and I were able to spend many countless hours bonding though video games. Even though the boys were seperated by many miles I truly feel that they grew up together.

To see them together in Washington DC was so amazing. They are memories we will forever hold onto as some of our greatest. A copy of the picture of Eric and Luka in the flight simulator together will be going on my desk. 

My son and I will miss our gaming sessions together...



Eric, you are my true hero. During  your  short time on earth every job you tackled  you did it with a smile  and determination.  No job was to  big. You taught  us what true family unity  is all about.  I do believe  that was your purpose  and now your work is done. Until we meet again,  love gramma.

Eric you are going to be miss and you are in better place and you are with   Beautiful  Wings and you will shine down on us

my nephew eric  live and fought a hard battle... a strong young man  who always had a smile on his face... even though we never met with the internet i felt as though we did.... RIP ERIC... heaven is a brighter place now with you there... you are truly an angel...

Eric was an amazing young man! I had the opportunity to hang out with him at a carnival fair and we rode one of the rides they had. I was so scared but Eric wasn’t! Such a warrior. God bless us! 

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Eric Wesley Lyons

3 julio, 2005 – 11 marzo, 2020

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