Tyrus Denver

. Bingham, Iii

Tyrus Denver Bingham III

April 17, 1973 – August 3, 2025

Tyrus Denver Bingham III, 52, of Miami, Florida, passed away on August 3, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of courage, kindness, and joy. A man who embraced life with an open heart and fearless spirit, Tyrus lived with an adventurous soul that inspired those who knew him, while also providing his family with a steady presence of calm and compassion.

Born in Bloomington, Indiana, on April 17, 1973, Tyrus entered the world weighing barely five pounds, spending his first hours in an incubator. That early fight to breathe on his own became a defining metaphor for his life—meeting challenges head-on, taking bold leaps, and persevering with quiet strength.

The eldest of five children, Tyrus grew up in Richmond, Virginia, where his intellectual curiosity and discipline earned him a place in the Honors Program at Maggie Walker High School. He later graduated from Fork Union Military Academy and spent summers as a lifeguard at Hotchkiss Pool on Richmond's Northside. Pursuing his love for problem-solving, he studied engineering at both the University of Maryland and Hampton University.

In recent years, Tyrus made his home in Miami, working with the Miami Heat sports complex, where his dedication and energy were as evident as his warm smile. Known for his playful yet grounded nature, he often began his social media posts with "My Current Situation," sharing snapshots of life's pleasures—whether it was a plate of fresh seafood, a perfectly grilled steak, or the serene ocean view from his spot on the sand.

A man of many talents, Tyrus had a knack for woodworking and home improvement projects, bringing creativity and craftsmanship into everything he touched. At family gatherings, he could be counted on to share hearty laughter, thoughtful conversation, and a genuine interest in everyone's lives.

His final tenure at Cycle Gear Motorcycle Shop reflected not just his profession, but the lifestyle and love he had for motorcycles. Above all, Tyrus's greatest joy was his daughter, Ashauni, the love of his life. Their connection was uniquely their own. For Tyrus, being her father was his proudest role and the truest expression of his heart. His devotion to her was unwavering, and his care extended to his siblings, their children, and his wide circle of friends. He was a steadfast son, a supportive brother, a proud father, and a loyal friend who could be counted on in times of both celebration and challenge.

Tyrus is survived by his beloved daughter, Ashauni Bingham; his brothers Chandar and Anton Bingham; his sisters Ta'Azar Frias, Winter Bingham, and Noelle Gerlinger; three nieces, Demia Bingham, Azari Frias, and Autumn Bingham-Scott; two nephews, Jaime Frias, Jr., and Logan Gerlinger; brother-in-law Jaime Frias, Sr.; his parents, Gail E. Bingham and Tyrus Denver Bingham, Jr.; and a host of cousins and dear friends.

Tyrus's life reminds us that living fully means loving deeply, laughing often, and facing each day—whether calm or uncertain—with grace and courage. His absence leaves an unfillable space, yet his spirit will forever ripple through the lives of those he touched.

Remains rest at Scott's Funeral Home, 115 E. Brookland Park Blvd., where viewing will be held Saturday, August 23 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, August 24 at Scott's Chapel, 116 E. Brookland Park Blvd. Interment private.