Tyler Vincent Brammer, a man who lived life to the fullest, 100% or nothing, left this world doing the thing that made him feel free (riding his motorcycle) on August 18, 2023. Tyler was born on November 5, 1991 in Colville, WA the son of Buck O. and Verna L. (Rickard) Brammer.

By the age of three, Tyler had learned how to ride a motorcycle and life's training wheels were set aside as he rolled the throttle into his youth at high speed. He began pre-school in Inchelium and then continued his grade and high school education in Colville. On the weekends, he could be found at the head of the pack, racing his dirt bike at the Spokane race track. By age nine, he was airborne, clearing 73-foot triples and leaving only a dust trail for others to follow. While in grade school he took a swing at baseball and found it was his "homerun" sport. He had a natural ability and rounded the bases throughout his grade and high school years. In 2010, Tyler finished his senior year of high school in Kettle Falls where he graduated as a Kettle Falls Bulldog with a shared loyalty to his Colville Indian roots. After high school, Tyler worked in local employment opportunities. He especially enjoyed working alongside his dad and uncle in their forestry fuel reduction business B, T & G. In the more recent years, Tyler worked for a time at Colville Motor Sports and Builders Shopping Center before finding his strength and athleticism was a natural fit in the truck shop at Les Schwab Tires. When the work day was done, Tyler would climb into his self-customized Ford pickup or onto his motorcycle and head out onto his next adventure. In 2018 he crossed  paths with a friend he had known since grade school, Laura Moreau. They began talking and soon his words became, "Will you marry me?". She accepted and on June 5, 2022 they exchanged vows in Kettle Falls. His world was complete as he entered his most cherished role of all as a loving husband and father of three boys. His ride home from work had new meaning and purpose, as he rolled the throttle home to love his family with throttle wide open.

Tyler was a loving husband, father, son and best friend. He was an avid outdoorsman, with lifelong roots of hunting and fishing. He loved to watch the sun rise in the cold winter mornings, awaiting the daybreak of duck season and casting his bait and/or lure into local lakes and streams or cold Alaskan waters hoping to hook and real in a monster catch. Camouflaged from head to toe, he would head into the woods during the archery season hoping to bring home big game. His pastime also included turning wrenches on anything with a motor often preparing for his next adventure or helping a family or friend prepare for theirs. He had a huge heart and rode in poker runs for charities, especially those helping animals. He placed bids on everything and brought home a wealth of satisfaction having helped the cause. Tyler was a "Ratfink" fan and had "ink" to prove it, as well as, express his passions as a motorhead. His love, friendship, kindness, pranks, smiles and laughter will be held closely in the hearts of those who knew him. He knew we are all here for just a short time, but he always tried to make it the best time. There was never a dull moment when Tyler was around and sometimes you never knew what to expect! Tyler will be missed but never forgotten… Ride On…

Tyler was preceded in death by his grandparents, Donald & Eva Rickard and Doug Brammer.

He is survived by his wife, Laura Brammer and three sons, Benjamin, Cameron and Michael, all at the home; parents, Buck & Anna Brammer of Nine Mile Falls, WA, Verna & Rob Johnson of Colville, WA; his sister, Alyssa Brammer of Colville, WA; step-brother, Austin Enright and his wife, Lucy of nine mile falls, WA; and grandparents, Melody & Ron Anderson of Kettle Falls, WA, and Tom Thomas of Daisy, WA, and a host of extended family and friends.