Our Caring Funeral Home Staff

Each of the staff members at Funerals by T. S. Warden is committed to providing your family with the finest in personal end-of-life care. In fact, for years, our Jacksonville funeral home has been a comforting ally for area families to know that we are available to help at any time of the day or night.

When a loved one dies, all you need to do is make one phone call. From that moment on, we’ll take on the responsibilities of the physical care of your loved one, and the emotional care of those left behind. 

Please take a few minutes to get to know our funeral directors and funeral home staff. We’re sure you’ll find each of us to be all that you would hope for in a trusted funeral professional. We're here to help with planning any funeral, burial, celebration of life, or cremation service. 
 

Tyrone Warden, FDIC Email: ts@tswarden.com Toll Free Phone: 888-765-1236 Office Phone: 904-7651234 Fax: 904-765-1549 Mobile Phone: 904-838-8077 Mr. Warden is a Jacksonville native where he graduated from William M. Raines Sr. High School. He later attended and graduated from Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service, Atlanta, Ga. Tyrone followed in his grandfather's (Samuel C. Rogers, Jr), footsteps. Mr. Rogers started Tyrone working at a young age in their family funeral homes in the Jacksonville area - Dallas Graham & Rogers Funeral Home, Whittington & Rogers Funeral Home, Samuel C. Rogers & Sons, and Graham-Rogers Mortuary. Tyrone wanted to explore and broadened his knowledge of the funeral industry. He was employed as a funeral director and manager and operations manager of several funeral homes in the Oakland, Richmand and Vallejo, Ca. area. He also served as funeral director and operations manager of 2 funeral homes in Greenville, SC area - Watkins,Garrett & Woods Mortuaries, Inc. - who are like an extended family. Mr. Warden decided to rekindle his grandfathers legacy in Febuary 2001 and opened Funerals by T. S. Warden, where he and his staff continue the traditional funeral home with the hometown values that were established by his grandfather and other relatives in the industry before him.