TYREE, Talmadge, (Tam) age 71 of Hamilton, Ohio passed away Wednesday November 17, 2021 at his home. He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on June 18, 1950 the son of Charles and Emma Jean (Satterfield) Tyree.

He is loved and will be missed by his companion Carol, his daughter's Danyall and Tammy , and all of his family and friends.

Survivors include his companion, Carol Mawhirter: 2 daughters, Danyall (Jim) Handerman and Tammy Watts (Shane Gluhm). Grandchildren: Rachelle (Adam) Combs (Womer), Ashley Watts, Brittany Watts, John Watts Jr. Step Children: Chris (Erica) Taylor,  Melissa Taylor. Step Grandkids: Austin Landrum, Alisa Landrum, Destiny Taylor, Alexis Taylor and numerous more great grandchildren. 9 siblings including: Mary (Fred) Wagers, Jean (Ron) Willis, Chucky Smiddy, Roger Smiddy, Sara Davis (Smiddy) Barbara Wilson (Smiddy), Rodney Tyree, Brenda Chasteen, Robin Kidwell,

Tam lived a simple life with many great stories to tell. He was full of wisdom and had a great sense of Humor. He loved making big breakfast with homemade Biscuits and gravy, eating crackers and milk and the simple things in life. My Dad loved loud music and hanging out at home and taking lots of naps. In his later years he loved playing Grand theft auto.

Growing up we did a lot of traveling for his work, He was known as " The Best" drywall finisher hands down!!  With all the traveling back and forth from Ohio, Kentucky and Florida we did a whole lot of camping.  I thought growing up we never took any Vacations but have realized as an adult that our lives were one big vacation full of excitement, fun and adventure. We got to visit the Ocean every year and My Dad always got us a brand new raft to play with. We camped with big groups of family and friends, we had pig roasts and showered in the rain. I loved all our experiences my dad took us on and I wouldn't change it for the world!! Never a boring moment.

My Dad would wake me up " Rise and shine sweet daughter of mine".  I talked to my dad almost every day and I can't believe he is gone. I know my dad loved me because he told me he did. My dad did not say a lot of words, but he said the important words and everyone he loved knew that he loved them because he told them and he showed them. I will forever be grateful for all of our chats because I have a novel of our love to always remember and remind me of all of my fathers love.

I will miss you my sweet father of mine, I love you!! Rest in peace.

Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family.