Ms. Joanne LaVerne Tyler Tate
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Joanne L. Tate on February 17, 2025. Joanne was born in Chicago on August 13, 1941, and grew up in Arkansas, Kansas, and California. She was the beloved eldest daughter of the late Gertrude and Daniel Tyler.
Joanne attended high school in Berkeley, CA, and Monrovia, Liberia, and earned her undergraduate degree from Talladega College in Alabama. She was actively involved in the civil rights movement during college, demonstrating her commitment to social justice and equality. Her career included positions with the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and the US National Labor Relations Board.
Joanne was united in marriage with Charles Tate, with whom she shared a loving family and raised two children. She dedicated herself to the Christian principles of loving God and treating others as she would want to be treated, and her faith guided her actions. Joanne will be remembered not only for her achievements but also for the love, kindness, and compassionate spirit she shared with all who knew her. Joanne is survived by her daughter; son, Eric; brother, Daniel; and grandchildren,
Quincy, Meena, Simone, and Coretta.
Enjoyed my time with JoAnne with the St. John’ Chancel Choir. May God’s blessings be with her family during this tough time.
Sending warm wishes to the family. Joanne will live in our hearts forever. She was loved by all who knew her and will be remembered as a woman of grace, charm and fortitude. Rest in Peace, my dear cousin.
I was so sorry to hear of Joanne’s passing. In Cincinnati we were each other’s family. When she moved to the Chicago area we again were family. Haven’t seen her for 5-6 years. My friend I love you. Rest in peace.
We are deeply sorry for your loss. Praying for your strength and comfort.
Francine and Terence
Sending love & hugs to the Tate family in the loss of Ms.Tate. My grandson was her driver for a while, so this is how I remembered het name & having almost the same birthdate. I never met her but was told, she was a super nice & caring person. Wishing the family peace, comfort & strength now & days ahead.♥️
Remembering Your Loved One
Like the sunrise that comes each morning,
dispelling the darkness and warming our lives,
may good memories and eternal love light your way through this time.
Psalm 147:3 ESV
He heals the broken hearted and binds up their wounds.