Tristen

Ayotte

In Loving Memory of Tristen C. Ayotte

May 14, 2003 – November 6, 2026

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the unexpected passing of Tristen C. Ayotte, who passed away on November 6, 2026, at the age of 23.

Tristen was a truly special soul, one of those people who left an impression simply by being himself. His vibrant smile, quirky personality, and one-of-a-kind sense of humor had a way of lighting up a room. He had a spirit all his own, and those who knew him will forever remember the little things that made him uniquely Tristen.

Above all, Tristen had a kind and compassionate heart. He cared deeply for others and possessed an incredible sense of empathy. He felt things deeply and had a way of connecting with people that went beyond words. Beneath his sometimes quirky exterior was a young man with a genuine tenderness and a heart that cared more than he may have ever realized. His presence brought something special to the lives of those fortunate enough to know and love him.

Tristen was a proud graduate of Chazy Central School, Class of 2022, an accomplishment that his family will always hold with pride. His time there was another chapter in the life of a young man who, in his own unique way, touched the lives of those around him.

Family meant so much to Tristen. He especially cherished the time spent with his siblings, sharing memories, laughter, and the special bond that only siblings can understand. He shared an especially close connection with his brother, Alexander, a bond that will forever hold a special place in their family's hearts.

Tristen also shared an incredibly meaningful relationship with his grandparents, Allen and Margaret Ayotte, who played an instrumental role in raising him and with whom he made his home. They provided him with love, guidance, and a place to call home. The connection they shared was truly special, built through years of everyday moments, memories, and unconditional love.

Tristen found happiness in the simple things in life, particularly being outdoors. He enjoyed foraging, exploring, and discovering the world around him. He had a curious spirit and an appreciation for the little wonders that others might overlook. Whether spending time with family or wandering outdoors, Tristen had his own way of finding joy in the world.

Tristen leaves behind his loving father, Allen C. Ayotte II; his significant other, Margaret Bordeau; his grandparents, Allen C. Ayotte and Margaret Ayotte; his siblings, Alexander Ayotte, Chloe Ayotte, and Maisy Ayotte; his aunt, Jennifer Ayotte; his uncle, Jason Ayotte; and several cousins, along with many other family members and friends who will forever hold him close in their hearts.

He was predeceased by his mother, Laura Skala; his great-grandfather, Desmond Giguere; and his great-grandmother, Helen Colver, who we hope have welcomed him with open arms.

The loss of Tristen leaves an emptiness that words cannot begin to describe. His life, though far too short, was filled with moments, connections, and memories that will live on through the people who loved him. We will remember his smile, his unique personality, his curiosity, his compassion, and all the little things that made him who he was.

Some people leave footprints on our hearts that time can never erase. Tristen was one of those people. Though we wish we had been given more time, we are forever grateful for the time we had. He will be missed beyond measure, loved without end, and remembered always.

Until we meet again, Tristen. Your story does not end here. You will live on in every memory, every smile, and every heart you touched.

Those wishing to share a photo, story, or condolence with the family are invited to visit www.rwwalkerfh.com.

Arrangements have been entrusted to R.W. Walker Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh, NY.