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Tysen Peter French passed away unexpectedly in New London, Wisconsin, on Monday, April 13, 2026 at the age of 3. 

 He was born to Anthony French and Samantha DeMenter on September 10, 2022. Even as a baby, Tysen was loveable and cuddly, and always had a smile on his face. When he became a toddler it was clear that he loved everyone. He was the happiest kid you could ever meet and he loved nothing more than being outside. He loved taking walks and seeing what there was to see. He enjoyed cuddletime with his mommy, anything dinosaurs, especially the T-Rex, and spending time with his brothers. Tysen knew how to embrace life even at the young age of 3. He spent a lot of time with dad watching the Bears games, Paw Patrol and Blippi. He loved to dance and sing to the theme songs of his favorite shows. 

 Our family is devastated by the loss of our sweet Tysen. He was the most loving and curious little boy. He had the sweetest eyes and the cutest little laugh. We were not expecting his life to be over so soon and we will feel the absence of him forever. 

 Tysen will always be remembered by his parents, Anthony French and Samantha DeMenter; his brothers, Carsen French and Brysen French; his grandma, Carolyn Graceffa, great grandparents, Jan DeMenter, Peter Hoertsch, Yolanda Graceffa; cousins, Owen, Abigail, Caleb, and Amelia. 

 Tysen was preceded in death by his grandmother, Michelle Marks; great grandfather, Samuel Graceffa; and great grandmother, Toni Hoertsch. 

 The family would like to thank the New London Police and Fire, EMS, Waupaca and Outagamie Sherriff's offices, State Patrol, DNR, ThedaCare Medical Center-New London, and the entire community for assisting in the search for Tysen. 

 The Funeral Mass for Tysen will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London, Wisconsin, with Fr. David Hoffman as celebrant. The visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. 

 In lieu of flowers, please bring a teddy bear to Tysen's funeral service. The teddy bears will be donated to an autism organization in Outagamie County.