Tylie Due Suicide Lincoln, NE Death and Obituary – Family Mourns Tragic Loss of 15-Year-Old

The Nebraska community is mourning the reported death of Tylie M. Due, a 15-year-old whose life came to an end on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

Tylie was born on January 26, 2011, and was the daughter of Anthony Due and Jordin Stride. Information shared by the family connects her with Lincoln, Nebraska, while memorial arrangements have been announced in Cordova and Exeter.

The death of someone so young has left family and loved ones facing an especially difficult loss. Those closest to Tylie are now preparing to gather privately to remember her life and support one another.

Memorial Services for Tylie Due

A private memorial service for Tylie is scheduled for Wednesday, September 2, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cordova, Nebraska.

Following the service, a private committal of her ashes will take place at Exeter Cemetery.

The family has also arranged a public fellowship and meal beginning at noon at the Exeter American Legion in Exeter. The gathering will provide friends, community members and others connected to the family an opportunity to come together and offer their support.

Cause of Death Remains Unconfirmed

Questions have circulated online regarding the circumstances surrounding Tylie’s death. Some online reports have described the death as suicide, but that claim has not been confirmed by the family’s memorial information or another authoritative source provided here.

The family’s announcement does not identify a cause or manner of death. No confirmed motive or circumstances have been publicly disclosed.

For that reason, speculation about what may have happened should be avoided out of respect for Tylie’s family and loved ones.

At just 15 years old, Tylie’s passing represents a heartbreaking loss for those who knew her. Her family and friends will have the opportunity to remember her privately while the wider community gathers to support them.

May Tylie M. Due rest in peace, and may her family and loved ones find strength and comfort during this difficult time.