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TYRONE ROWLAND HAVAS Nov 4, 1947 - Dec 17, 2021
Tyrone (Ty) Havas was born November 4, 1947 in Henderson, Nevada to parents Victor and Arlene Mae Havas, formerly of the Cleveland, Ohio area. He passed away in Pebble Beach, Monterey County, CA on December 17, 2021. As of May 2022, there has been no cause of death or obituary posted by the family.
He graduated from Las Vegas High School in 1965. He married (1st) Annette Dibble of Las Vegas on Nov 4, 1965, with whom he had two children: Kimberley Havas Chapman of Escondido, CA, and Jennifer Havas Joy of Wisconsin, and one grandchild, Meredith Joy.
He married (2nd) Emma Jean Watts of Las Vegas on Feb 14, 1976, with whom he had one child: Tyson Chad Havas.
Tyrone was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Jessica Havas Bear. He is survived by sister Sandra Havas Berger of Las Vegas, three children and one grandchild.
There were no services or future events planned for Tyrone Havas.
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Craig Jolley
I didn't know Tyrone well, but he seemed like a great guy, self-confident, a lot of friends. His father ran a used car lot, Teddy Havas Motors on Boulder Highway, featured himself on TV commercials. "Next we have a '62 Rambler wagon, two-tone copper and tan, fold-down seats, one-owner, 19,000 original miles, white sidewalls, Amana air conditioning. Weekend special, $995." (Actually Bob Glinski with his Old-World accent caught my attention more than Havas.) My father knew Teddy, occasionally performed minor upgrades on the lot like building a wooden platform next to the sales trailer. I went along to help with the cement footing. Tyrone was there, a salesman at 19, pointed out a Jaguar convertible a customer had finally lost patience with, just traded down for an American car. He definitely talked the talk, knew the value of any car, came on like a seasoned veteran. Instead of Havas paying us for the work I came away with a '63 Chevy Impala SS, perfect condition, $1150 (dealer cost). Turned out to be a marvelous car, but the bucket seats didn't do anything for my romantic aspirations.
Bill Stirton
Craig. Could you write some comments on as many of our class as you can remember so we can read them before we pass? I fear if we wait there would be an amazing treasure chest of information lost forever!!
Thanks for sharing so much. God bless. Bill