Tirwan Trammel
September 30, 1957 ~ November 3, 2019
It is with great sadness that the family of Tirwan Trammel announces his passing after suddenly passing, on November 3rd 2019, at the age of 62. Tirwan known as (Coach Ty ) a native of San Antonio TX. (Huntlleigh Park) graduate of Sam Houston High and Bishop College will be lovingly missed and remembered by his Former wife (Benita Trammel) and his previous significant other for eighteen years (Barbara Frank) and his sons Curtis Trammel and Bradley Trammel, his baby girl (Miyoshi) his grandchildren, nieces and nephews and Aunts and Uncles as well as a host of friends.
Ty was predeceased by his mother (Agnes Trammel) and his brother Dickey. He willy be truly missed by his get along gang (Vincent, Duck, Larry, Bernard, Anthony, James and Yogi). If I missed anyone know that Ty never missed any of you all of you were close to his heart. I would like to “Thank “his co-workers at U.S. Bolts for the friendship they shared with him.
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There was a time I had been out in the free world for bout 3 months. Didn’t really have a good place to stay. My brother came to me and u not living like this. I already talked wit mom. Ur coming to stay with us. All the times we was on the road. How we parted. Most of all I’ll miss his smile. It’s so hard to say goodbye. 😇
The first time I saw him was 1972. We played football against each other. I played for Sam Houston he played for Page. The next time he moved to the neighborhood and and we both remembered the game. I told him Welcome to the hood and now you don’t have to hit me so hard.. we had a good long laugh for over 47 year’s after that and we became family forever 💗.
Too soon you left like the twinkling of a star. So much emptiness so many memories even though we went our separate ways we knew the connection would last until you or I departed. I know you are in Your Lord and Saviour Arms and how happy you must be to see mom. Tell her I love her and miss her. You did exactly what you said you would do as always a man of his word. I never thought you would leave in such a rush but I know when God calls you have to go. A place in my heart I will hold for you an eternity. Barb
A grandmother’s baby,,, a mama’s boy,,, a man’s man and a friend’s friend. Gone to soon but we had no vote on it. You would be proud of your legacy. Rest”Tee” wan,,,, A.J. Plo.