Tyrone Van Spotsville
June 08, 1965 - May 19, 2020
Obituary
MORRISONVILLE-Tyrone Spotsville, age 54, of Morrisonville, passed away on Tuesday, May 19, 2020, at University Hospital. He was born on June 8, 1965, in Chicago, Ill., the son of Jerome and Aline (Jones) Spotsville.
Tyrone graduated from Collins High School, in Chicago, Ill. He married Latissha Reed on Dec. 27, 2008, at the City Hall of Cook County, Ill. He worked as a night auditor for Windsor Super 8.
Tyrone loved to spend quality time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He enjoyed bowling, swimming, listening to music, and watching his favorite TV shows on DVR. HE HATED COMMERCIALS!
Tyrone is survived by his wife, Latissha Reed-Spotsville; his daughter, Brianna Boykin and granddaughter, McKinlee Moon, and daughters, Robin (Mike) Peden and Raven Blackburn; granddaughters, Aaniyah Jefferson and Maliyah Moore; grandsons, Jeremiah Moore, Javari Sanders, Javion Sanders, Josiah Moore and Bredell Mitchell III; sister, Rochelle Willis; brothers, Lonnie Spotsville and Kenneth Etheridge; brother-in-law Cornelius (Jinnie) Hampton; Hampton aunts, Joan (James) Caswell, and Brenda Spotsville; uncle, Michael Spotsvile; father-in-law Sam Reed and mother-in-law Sylvia Reed; many nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jerome and Aline (Jones) Spotsville; grandparents, LeRoy and Francis Spotsville; brothers, Terrell Spotsville and Darnell Spotsville; and sister, Darlene Jones. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
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Raven Blackburn
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You were the greatest Grandpa in the world and have given us all so many great memories. It hurts that I won’t get to see your face, or have you randomly pull up in the back of the house because you and Javari made some sort of plans without me knowing, or getting those “good morning” or “what the boys doing” text. The memories will keep us going on the days we’re struggling to get through. I will never forget the day that you went down the slide with Maliyah at Schusters Farm. I was so scared but it was so funny. You will forever live on in our hearts, our minds and your boys. We love you so much!
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Robin Peden-Moore
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We will always cherish our memories with you and I PROMISE I will NEVER let your grandkids forget about you. You could NEVER be replaced.
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Lauren
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Tyrone came around when I was 8 years old he was one of the reasons my fairy godmother moved to Madison. Every time I was around Tyrone I knew I was going to laugh. One of Tyrones best and memorable jokes for me was about his granddaughter Aaniyah. “Aaniyah is a kid that you have to say things in three with like; Naiyah, Naiyah, Naiyah, no, no, no, don’t, don’t, don’t”. Naiyah was a very rambunctious kid and Tyrone loved that. Seeing Tyrone react with his grandkids made me proud to know him and even more proud that my fairy godmother made him me godfather. I will truly treasure that laughter that he created even without trying.
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E Charisse Redo
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My family and the Spotsville family have know each other since we were kids, Tyrone will be missed. The Redo and Brown Family Charisse Redo, Tasha Brown, Tyris Redo, Tommy Brown and Tia Redo
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Andre Robinson
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I will always remember you my friend ..You always had a nice ❤ You were very respectful I will miss you R.I.H. Tyrone Spotsville (Al B. Sure Twin)
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Rochelle Willis
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This candle is a reflection of my prayers for my baby brother. May he rest in peace.