Obituary

Schylar Tyrone Evans was born to Schylar Burgess Evans and Edith Walker Evans on April 7, 1956 , in Richmond, Virginia.

Tyrone was a devoted employee of Walmart for 25 years, where he found great joy serving as a greeter. He cherished the opportunity to connect with people daily, offering encouraging words and his signature warm smile to all who entered. His genuine care for others made him a beloved f igure in the community.

A man of deep faith, Tyrone loved the Lord and was a devoted member of Faith Landmarks Ministries. He was a proud graduate of Maggie L. Walker High School, class of 1974. Those who knew him will remember his gentle and kind spirit, along with his unforgettable laugh that could brighten anyone's day.

Tyrone was preceded in death by his father, Schylar Burgess Evans, and mother, Edith Walker Evans.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Schylar Tyrone Evans, who peacefully transitioned to heaven on July 2, 2025, at the age of 69.

He is survived by his uncle and aunt, Mr. Samuel Moore and Mrs. Nancy Moore; his loving sister, Charmaine Evans Lester (Gary); and his brother, William James Evans (Mary). He also leaves behind a host of nieces, great nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends who will treasure his memory.

I'm Sorry I Had to Leave You

I'm sorry I had to leave you my loved ones oh so dear

But you see the master called me, His voice was very clear

I had made my reservation, A Heaven bound ticket for one

And I knew that he would call me when he felt my work was done.

I know that your hearts are heavy because I have gone away

But when the Master called me, I could not stay

Yes, I'm sorry I had to leave you my loved ones, oh so dear

But you see, the Master called me and now I'm resting here

Yes! I've crossed over to Glory and to you all I say

Just stay in the hands of Jesus and we'll meet again someday.

Acknowledgments

Thanks to all our family and friends for their acts of kindness, showing love, and thoughtful prayers during this difficult time in our lives.

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