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Tynan, David Lyman, Sr. May 30, 1955 - November 26, 2025

David Lyman Tynan Sr., age 70 of Hackettstown died Wednesday, November 26, at Hackettstown Hospital. David was born May 30th 1955 in Newton NJ to the late Clarence Tynan and Elizabeth (Luteran) Tynan.

David is predeceased by his father Clarence Tynan, and brother, Alan Tynan.

He is survived by his beloved mother Elizabeth (Luteran) Tynan, sons David Jr (Terri,  Grandsons Tristan, and Zachary) of Newark, DE, and Brian (Michelle, Predeceased by step-grandson Andy, Grandchildren Katrina, Ashely, Tyler, Olivia, and Great Grandchildren Andrew, and Theodore) of Carlisle, PA, his brother Michael (Kay) of Hackettstown, Jeffery of Spring Hill FL, Peter (Debbie, and God Daughter Kaeleigh) of Hackettstown. Also, many nieces and nephews of Hackettstown.

After graduating Hackettstown High School in June of 1973, He joined the Cataract Hose Company #1 of the Hackettstown Fire Department becoming an Active Honorary member in January of 1974, and an active member in April of 1976 until present. He started his career as an auto mechanic at the local Arco, driver for Hoskin’s Livery, Candy Maker at M & M Mars until his retirement in 2010.

During his time in the Cataract Hose Company #1 David held many positions within the department. He served as a Foreman, Asst Chief and was Department Chief in 1997. He also served as a Hose Company Desk officer for many years as Treasurer. Along with serving the department he also held various positions in the NJ State Exempt Association as Company Secretary, and the NJ State Fireman’s Relief Association as Company Treasurer. David was also known as the Float Crew Chief at the Annual American Legion Memorial Day Ceremony as he led the float down the river and maintained the float for over 25 years.

David will always be remembered as a devoted father, brother, grandfather, dog lover, son, nephew, and fire service brother. He was always willing to help anyone out no matter the circumstance and would lend a helping hand to anyone in need. He will be greatly missed. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in David L Tynan Sr.’s name to the Cataract Hose Company #1, Hackettstown Fire Department

Visitation will be Friday, December 5th from 4-7pm at Cochran Funeral Home, Inc., 905 High Street, Hackettstown, NJ.

A funeral service will be held at Conchran Funeral Home on Saturday, December 6th 2025 at 11:00am. Those wishing to leave an online condolence may do so at www.cochranfuneral.com

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    Linda Gibbs says

    Well Dave, You are at peace now, just know that you will be deeply missed by so many who knew you. Keep watching over David and Brian and their families. They will always have the memories of you in their hearts 💕 Linda

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    Paul & Robin Wallace says

    Dave Jr, Michael, Jeffery, Peter, Tynan Family, and Especially our Beloved Mrs. Tynan
    I am so very sorry to hear of our Brother Chief Dave’s passing, and actually know none my words, nor how much we hurt at this news, can compare to your pain & loss,. Please know we have you all before our FATHER in Heaven, to provide the Comfort only HE can, through Christ our LORD.
    GOD Bless you all
    Paul & Robin Wallace

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    John Greszczak says

    My sincere sorrows to the entire Tynan family, from the entire Greszczak family…

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    Gary J. Kuipers, Sr. says

    My deepest sympathies to the Tynan family. Dave was a dedicated public servant with a great personality.

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    Al Current says

    “I was honored to have worked with ]Dave and will remember them fondly

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    Joe and Janet Lake says

    Rest in peace Dave. Our sincere sympathy to your mother, your son’s and their families, and your brothers.

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    Christine Brodeur MacClellan says

    The MacClellan family sends its condolences to the Tynan family

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