Tyrone Dangerfield, son of Marilyn Womble and the late Jerome Dangerfield, Sr., was born on July 222, 1963 in Baltimore, Maryland. He departed this life on October 14, 2012 of an asthma attack. Tyrone affectionately known as Touche' received his education in the Baltimore City and Prince Gorge County public school systems. After high school he became employed at Montgomery Wards. Later he was employed at Carson and Gray as a laborer/brick masonry work. Carson and Gray is where Tyrone developed his love for brick masonry work while restoring the fountain Baptist Church on Monument Street across from Dunbar Field. Tyrone later moved to Philadelphia, and was currently employed for a private contractor, leading a team of laborers in the restoring and home improvement of houses for Temple University students. Tyrone would often return to Baltimore to work with one of his best friends Greg, assisting him in much home improvement and landscaping jobs around Baltimore City. Tyrone was a very friendly person; he made friends wherever he went. He was full of laughter, with his big bright eyes and smile; he was funny, and like his father could tell you a good joke, or say something funny that would make you laugh. Tyrone loved his family, whenever someone needed assistance he was always there to help. Although, Tyrone did not attend church, he loved the Lord. Tyrone recognized that god had turned his life around for the better, and there was never a day that he was not thankful for God turning his later years into his best years. He leaves to mourn, his mother, Marilyn and Ric step-father; three daughters, Tamika. LaBria, and Jermera; unborn son Tyrone, Jr.; three sisters, LaNae, Lakiea, Alisha step-sister; two brothers, Jerome and Percy; two grandchildren, Darion and Brooklyn; nieces, nephews, a dear friend Jessica, and a host of other relatives and friends.