Tyrone Jackson Conway

Tyrone Jackson Conway, born on December 3, 1939, passed away on November 10, 2026. He will be remembered as a fun-loving, good-hearted man who was always moving, enjoyed being around others, and centered his life on family. A true family man, he loved staying active and taking part in the moments that brought people together.

Mr. Conway served his country in the United States Air Force, a chapter of his life that reflected his sense of duty and commitment. He also devoted more than 20 years of his working life as a supervisor with Western Electric and AT&T, where he built a long and steady career.

Outside of work, Tyrone embraced life with energy and enthusiasm. He enjoyed playing pool, walking, traveling, and taking part in activities he loved. He was also a devoted football fan, with a special love for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Among his greatest joys was watching his grandchildren play sports, a pastime that reflected both his pride in his family and the happiness he found in their accomplishments. His children and grandchildren stood as his proudest accomplishment and deepest source of joy.

He is survived by his daughters, Charita Conway and Cheryl Brown, and by Cheryl’s husband, James Brown. He is also survived by his sons, Taj I. Conway and his wife, Shakia, and Kevin Bailey and his wife, Donita Ten grandchildren, nine great grandchildren Tyrone also leaves behind his sisters, Nannette Wall, Nadine Wingfield, and Celestia Conway and other relatives and friends among them Alfred Holmes and Regina Edwards-West. He will be dearly missed by the family he loved so deeply and by all who knew his warm, social spirit.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Alanza Conway; his father, Jackson Conway; and his son Tyrone Conway Jr. his sisters, Sandra Conway and Sheila Russell; and his brothers, Bass Conway and Roland Edwards.

Tyrone Jackson Conway’s life was marked by service, hard work, love of family, and a joyful embrace of the everyday pleasures that made life meaningful. His memory will remain in the hearts of those who shared in his laughter, his kindness, and his enduring love.