Tyrone Edward Braxton known to all as Ty, Uncle Ty, or bones as his late mum would call him. 64, of Baltimore, Maryland. Ty departed this life on September 10, 2023. Tyrone was born on December 25, 1958 to the late Barbara Mae Braxton-Worrell-Hopkins and the late Earl Thompson.Ty was well loved and would light up any room with his smile. He was educated in the Baltimore City school system where he attended the Historical Louisa May Alcott #59 and he graduated from Northwestern High school #401 wildcats. After graduating Ty worked as a youth counselor. Ty also worked in fast food industries. Later he moved to New York City to pursue a career in male modeling while there an opportunity was presented to him to work in a law firm in Scotland (Morris/Foster) where he resided many years. He later moved to Glasgow to pursue his passion as a chef, he loved to cook.Ty once spoke of being a soulful artist personal chef (e.g Aretha Franklin). Ty loved to sing. When he was young he entered into a singing contest where he won 2nd place.Ty would write his own music. He and Paul would produce several cd’s/videos together. One of the cd’s/videos is a song that Ty wrote for his late mum (Always on my mind). Ty landed a chef job helping the homeless/drug addicts. As a young teen Ty loved to sew and make his own clothes. Ty leaves to mourn a special friend/brother Paul Edmund Williams, 1 brother Wilson Worrell 3rd and 1 sister Shirlene Anita Worrell (Ms.Anita). (The late Darryl Stevenson Worrell) 6 nieces, special niece Ms Keisha E. Hendricks, 6 nephews, special nephew Antoine K. Worrell, 6 great nieces and 4 great nephews, special great nephew George R. Matthews, 1 aunt (Toni Braxton), 2 uncles (Karl Braxton and Marlo Braxton), and a host of other family and relatives. Very good friends for many years, Jane, Sara, and Ian followed by a host of friends. He was preceded in death by Mum (Bobby) Barbara Mae Braxton-Worrell-Hopkins, step father Wilson Worrell Jr. 2 uncles (Micheal L. Braxton and Eugene E Braxton).