Obituary of Tyrone Vaile

Tyrone Vaile was the second child born to Maggie L. Holloway on February 23, 1945, in Wilson North Carolina. At an early age he moved with his mother to Atlantic City, New Jersey. Tyrone attended Atlantic City public schools until he enlisted in the United States Army. Upon completing his service in the military, always a hard worker, Tyrone was immediately hired by Lenox China where he worked for 40 years. During that time, he worked for Sears for 10 years as a mechanic, and 20 years at Tropicana Casino as a traffic controller. Tyrone was a very sociable person and love to meet people. In 1975, he realized his love for dancing and later on he took hand dancing classes. On any Friday evening, he could be seen out and about dancing in Pleasantville doing his thing. Tyrone loved his cars you would always find him on the weekends if he wasn’t working washing and waxing his car. He took great pride in them and would get a new car every 4 years. He eventually graduated to pickup trucks, after he retired you would see him in Wawa’s parking lot in his cleaned waxed truck drinking a hot cup of coffee. Tyrone is predeceased by his mother Maggie L. Holloway, and his sister Peggy Jean Williams. Tyrone leaves to celebrate his new life; his daughter Kerri-Lynn Lampson, sons; Christopher Vaile (Ulrike), Sean Roberts, and Reginald Vaile. Grandchildren Tia Nasir Dominique and Shamica Siblings; Gene H. Vaile, Janet Williams, Joann Williams-Wade (Stanley), David Williams Jr. Special friends; Petra Stambro, Diane Woodall, The Brown family, The James family, and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. Tyrone did accept the Lord Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. Tyrone will forever be remembered in the hearts of all those who knew him.