It is with a heavy heart that we announce the peaceful passing of Eddy Paul Wyatt, a devout man of God. Eddy passed away on January 17th, 2025.

Eddy was born in 1949, in Anderson, IN, to the union of Richard and Lucy Wyatt. He grew up in Cocoa Beach, FL. He is preceded in death by his mother and father; two sisters, Jenny and Connie; and one daughter, Tina.

Eddy is survived by his wife, Sandy; his son, Tony; and daughter, Lori; five granddaughters: Chelsea, Reagan, Mia, Lucy, and Ella Rose; a great-grandson, Jep; and his brother, Richard Wyatt.

Mr. Wyatt was a proud veteran and served in Vietnam. After a short break he enlisted in the United States Navy, there he retired as a Command Master Chief, serving a total 30 years in military service to his country. He carried out his naval career on aircraft carriers out of Norfolk Navy Base in Norfolk, VA. He was an accomplished guitar player and had several bands throughout his life. In addition to his love for music, he had a passion for going fast. Racing go-carts renewed a passion for him after retirement. That passion had started in his youth, racing with his dad and grandpa. He was involved in the go-cart racing circles in Colorado Springs from 2005 to 2020.

Eddy lived a wonderful life, moving to Ruston, LA in the summer of 2020. Here he met a lot of wonderful, like-minded friends. He enjoyed going to local high school football games cheering on the teams and watching his granddaughters in spirit group performances. He was a great father, grandfather, and husband. He will be missed, and best known for his unwavering commitment to his love for his Savior, Jesus Christ. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, a love of country, and a devoted love for his dear family.

You were the beautiful melody in the rhythm of my life. The music of your life lives on in every one of us you have left behind.

There are no services scheduled at this time. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Tunnel to Towers Foundation (t2t.org), or to the Wounded Warrior Project.

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