Stephen Patrick Tyndall
March 1, 1969 – July 3, 2022
Stephen Patrick Tyndall, 53, of Richmond, Virginia died on Sunday, July 3, 2022 at his home after a lengthy battle with brain cancer.
He is survived by his wife, Stephanie Tyndall; his parents, Pat and Linda Tyndall; his brother and sister-in-law, Barry and Sandy Tyndall; his in-laws, Floyd and Joyce Mays, who considered him as a son; his sister-in-law, Patti Adams and her husband, Matt Adams; five nieces and nephews; and one great niece.
Stephen will be missed every day. A memorial service will be announced at a later date. Stephen’s wish is that any contributions should be made to Samaritanspurse.org.
We are very sorry for your loss. Stephen was a genuine, kind, good guy. He was friendly with a great smile. It was beautiful to see the love & friendship shared between Stephen & Stephanie.
We pray that God brings each of you comfort & peace.
The world has surely lost a shining light. Stephen was one of the most honest, caring and loyal people I know. His love of Stephanie, his family and friends was evident in all he did. He was generous and caring. I have many wonderful memories and hilarious stories of time spent with my dear friend. I will cherish these. Prayers to Stephanie and family for God to grant peace and strength during this difficult time.
Stephen will be missed greatly. We both campaigned for Governor McDonnell in 2009 when we got to know each other, then both served in the Governor’s office thereafter, and volunteered for other campaigns. Stephen was smart, funny, loyal and loved Stephanie very much. Looking forward to seeing my friend again in heaven, and praying for his family.
I am so saddened to hear that Stephen’s battle on this earth is over, but take comfort in knowing he has won the ultimate victory. I will always cherish the many hours we spent together knocking doors and talking politics. Stephen was a remarkable human being with a huge heart and a joyful presence. I’ll always look fondly on our time spent together. My family extends its deepest prayers and condolences to Stephen’s friends and family.
I am so very sad by Stephen’s passing. He was truly one of the kindest souls I have ever met. He was always so optimistic and funny, and he never had a negative word to say about anyone. He truly loved his wife, Stephanie, and he also loved God and his country immensely. When my daughter was born, he gifted to her his childhood Bible. I can’t explain in words how much that meant to me. I am so grateful for the opportunity to have known him, and I will miss him immensely.
Gonna miss you Best Man! I enjoyed having you in my life and thank you for the opportunity that God granted me in knowing you.Your down home nature and kindliness were unmatched. From our family too yours, our deepest condolensces with well wishes and comfort to both families.
I met Stephen through our mutual involvement in the North Carolina Young Republicans in late 1994 or early 1995. He was truly one of a kind. I’ve often described Stephen as the person who would drop what he was doing in Richmond and drive hundreds of miles to help a friend if they needed it. While I’m saddened by his passing and will miss my friend, I’m grateful to know that he is no longer suffering and that he is in a much better place. Prayers for Stephanie, his parents, his brother, and the rest of his family and friends. Rest easy, my friend.
We will miss seeing Stephen’s smiling face and catching up during our church activities. Stephen was such a sweet and genuine person. You all have our deepest sympathies and prayers.