Tyner, a longtime La Plata County resident, was found dead early Nov. 12, according to the Coroner\u2019s Office.<\/p>\n The Sheriff\u2019s Office was notified about 6:40 a.m., said sheriff\u2019s spokesman Chris Burke. Tyner\u2019s body was found at the Vallecito Creek Trailhead in the 2700 block of County Road 500.<\/p>\n Tyner worked at the Women\u2019s Resource Center for nine years until Nov. 6. Her departure from the position was announced the same day in an email to donors and sponsors.<\/p>\n Help for people having suicidal thoughts or for those who fear a person is considering suicide:<\/p>\n Axis Care Hotline<\/strong>:24\/7 local response to your crisis & behavioral health needs: 247-5245<\/p>\n NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE<\/strong>:988<\/p>\n RED NACIONAL DE PREVENCI\u00d3N DEL SUICIDIO<\/strong>:988<\/p>\n FORT LEWIS COLLEGE COUNSELING CENTER<\/strong>:247-7212<\/p>\n BOYS TOWN HOTLINE<\/strong>:(800) 448-3000.<\/p>\n SAFE2TELL COLORADO<\/strong>:(877) 542-7233 or safe2tell.org<\/p>\n COLORADO CRISIS SUPPORT LINE<\/strong>:(844) 493-8255 or text \u201cTALK\u201d to 38255 or online at coloradocrisisservices.org to access a live chat available in 17 languages. The line has mental-health professionals available to talk to adults or youths 24 hours a day.<\/p>\n AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION<\/strong>:Colorado chapter information available at afsp.org\/chapter\/afsp-colorado\/<\/p>\n FOR MEN<\/strong>:A website for adult men contemplating suicide is available at mantherapy.org<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Women\u2019s Resource Center board of directors declined to give a reason for Tyner\u2019s departure from the nonprofit.<\/p>\n \u201cObviously, we are not able to comment on any personnel decisions made between the board and Tammy at any time,\u201d Board President Ashley Truitt wrote in an email to the Herald<\/em> on Tuesday. \u201cAfter working with Tammy we are all personally devastated and heartbroken at this loss.\u201d<\/p>\n Tyner\u2019s daughter, Kaylee Schulz, declined to comment for this story.<\/p>\n Twenty-three people have died by suicide this year in La Plata County, Smith said.<\/p>\nFor help<\/h4>\n