Granbury Former Footballer Talyne Bitner Passed Away, Leaving His Son and Girlfriend, Meagan Ordaz
Talyne Bitner was an active participant in his hometown community.
December 17, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on December 17, 2026
Talyne Bitner, a former varsity football player from Granbury High School, passed away unexpectedly in Granbury, Texas, in December 2026.
After finishing his academic studies, he had planned to become a football coach.
Talyne Bitner graduated from Granbury High School, where he played two years of varsity football under Coach Scotty Pugh, earning both the leadership award and Academic All-State honors.
His involvement extended beyond the field, and he was a member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council.
After high school, he continued his education at the University of North Texas and Howard Payne University. He had planned to graduate in 2015 to become a coach.
Professionally, Talyne worked for Brookes Baker Land Surveying and Bonnie Explorers Proprietary Limited. He had a decade of hands-on experience, and his skills include remodeling, new construction, fencing, and ranch work.
Moreover, he was looking for a job after Thanksgiving.
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Granbury Mourns Sudden Death of Former Football Standout Talyne Bitner
Talyne Bitner, the son of and , was raised in Granbury alongside his sister, .
He was a beloved son, father, and friend from Granbury, Texas. He is remembered for the light he brought to the lives of those who knew him.
Michelle shared the tragic news of Talyne’s passing on social media.
While the family’s hearts are shattered, they find comfort in their faith, believing Talyne is now at peace and forever held in God’s loving arms.
Talyne was a proud father to his young son and was in a relationship with , often sharing moments of his personal life and family online.
Talyne, we will miss you more than you know, my brother. Rest easy and with peace. Your legacy is far from finished. Watch over us and always be with us, my brother. Until we see you again. 🤙🏽
The Bitner family invited friends and community members to a celebration of his life on Monday, December 15, at their home on Peak Road.
They offered a gathering to share memories throughout the afternoon, culminating in a sunset memorial bonfire at 5:00 PM, which was Talyne’s favorite time of day.
Blessedly, it seems there may be a larger gathering than anticipated, so please bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit around the fire…our circle of life…our life line…our reason to keep putting one step in front of the other💔.
We are grateful for your love, your prayers, and your presence as we honor our beautiful Boo boy.
The former footballer was deeply loved, and he will be deeply missed.
Rest In Peace, Talyne Bitner.
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