Tyrone Matthew

Barfield

Tyrone Barfield was born on December 3, 1956, in Brooklyn, New York. He later made Las Vegas, Nevada, his home. He departed this life on November 1, 2026, leaving behind family, friends, and loved ones who will forever cherish his memory.

Tyrone proudly served his country in the United States Marine Corps from 1973 to 1985. Following his honorable years of military service, he began a long career with the United States Postal Service, where he dedicated multiple decades of service before retiring in 2016.

Tyrone was a man who enjoyed conversation and never seemed to run out of things to talk about. He could spend hours on the phone sharing his thoughts, offering advice about life’s challenges, and discussing investments and opportunities. He genuinely enjoyed sharing his knowledge, wisdom, and life experiences with others.

He was a helpful person who took an interest in those around him. Tyrone enjoyed watching sports and took pride in helping keep his community clean. Whether sharing advice, lending a helping hand, or simply engaging in a lengthy phone conversation, Tyrone had a way of making his presence known. Those who knew him will remember his willingness to share his perspective.

Those Who Preceded Him in Death

Tyrone was preceded in death by his father, Mathew Gains; his sons, Tyree Jones and Tyrone “TY TY” Jones; and his brother, Dwayne Jones.

Those He Leaves to Cherish His Memory

Tyrone leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife, Ladda Barfield; his son, Courtney Jones; his daughter-in-law, Regina Jones; his mother, Yvonne Jones; his brothers, Anthony Jones and Terence Jones; his sister-in-law, Veronica Dun-Jones; his nieces, Antanasia Jones and Tamiyah Jones; his nephews, Anthony Jones Jr., Dequan Simmons, and Christopher Brown; and three step-grandchildren.

He also leaves behind extended family members, dear friends, and all those whose lives he touched throughout his journey.

A Life Remembered

Tyrone’s life was one of service, dedication, family, and lasting connections. From his years serving in the United States Marine Corps to his decades of service with the United States Postal Service, he demonstrated commitment and perseverance.

Although his voice may no longer be heard on the other end of the phone, the conversations, advice, laughter, and memories he shared will remain in the hearts of those who loved him.

His life was a part of many stories, and his memory will continue to live on through the family and friends he leaves behind.