Obituary of Andrew Tyler Faust

Andrew Tyler Faust, 26, of Niles, passed away on Wednesday, September 29, 2021, at Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Indiana, due to injuries sustained in an accident. He was born on September 18, 1995, in Vista, California, the son of Richard A. Faust and Kathryn Rose (Tomlinson) Domer. Andrew went by the name “Tyler” and had been employed at Rise and Shine Cafe of Niles, Michigan; and Logan’s Roadhouse of Mishawaka, Indiana, this past year. Tyler loved cooking a home-cooked meal, it was a passion he enjoyed doing for others. Writing poetry was another passion he had, as well as graphic designing. Tyler was a talented drawer he could free-hand just about anything. He enjoyed playing video games and riding his skateboard. Tyler had many talents and gifts and found many ways to express himself, including a great sense of humor, he was a big kid at heart. A cup of Chocolate milk and reading his bible was his all-time favorite. Tyler became very committed to his time at Bible study with the "fellas." He will be remembered for his loving-kindness and willingness to help others; he had great respect for those who served in the military. He attended Christian Reformed Church in St. Joseph, Michigan where he will be remembered by his church family. Ty will be profoundly missed by his father, Richard Faust of Arizona; his mother, Kathryn R. (Tomlinson) Domer of Niles, Michigan; his siblings, Alyssa Faust of Queens Creek, Arizona; Jemma Faust of Queen Creek, Arizona; J Nimtz of Wayland, Michigan; Nichole Fisher of Scottsdale, Arizona; Timmy Martinez of Niles, Michigan; Kayden Haut of Niles, Michigan; and paternal grandmother, Sarah Faust of Scottsdale, Arizona; maternal grandparents, Tom and Wilma Tomlinson of Union City California; as well as Best friends, Cameron Raay and Janelle Gillis, to include a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many other extended family relatives. Tyler’s family will gather to remember and celebrate his life at their family home on Sunday, October 10, 2021, at 3:00 p.m. at 1836 River Bluff in Niles. Those who know him are free to attend.