Tremayne Lamont Allen

Tremayne Allen Sr., lovingly known as "Trey" or "TP", of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on May 16, 2026, at the age of 47. He was born on July 21, 1978, in Fort Worth, to Joyce Allen and Jimmy Rowe, Jr. and from the moment he arrived, he brought joy, laughter, and a bright spirit into the world

He graduated from O.D. Wyatt High School in 1996 and later attended college courses in San Antonio. Tremayne married his first love, and from that union came his greatest blessing, his son, Tremayne Allen Jr., born in 2008.

Becoming a father was one of the proudest and most meaningful moments of his life.

Tremayne worked for Walmart for over ten years before joining Jani-King, where he dedicated the last five years of his career. Known for his strong work ethic, loyalty, and dependability, he made an impression everywhere he went.

To his family and friends, Tremayne was more than a brother. son, father, cousin or friend he was a source of strength, laughter, and comfort. His personality was unforgettable: loving, caring, loyal, and always ready with a joke or a smile. And when he gave you that look and said, "What are you talking about," you knew he were serious, even though he was usually the one keeping everyone laughing. He found joy in the simple things like fishing, music, playing chess, and never turning down a good game of dominoes. His kindness, gentle spirit, and the warmth he carried will forever be remembered by all who knew him.

Tremayne was preceded in death by his parents, Joyce Allen Sparks and Jimmy Rowe Jr.; and his brother, Jimmy Rowe II. 

He leaves to cherish his memories his son, Tremayne Allen Jr.; his sister, Makisha Allen; step - Father Kirk Sparks; grandmother, Evangelyn Allen; niece, China Flintroy; nephew, Isaiah Wheaton; aunts, Marilyn Martin, Angelyn Allen, Patricia Jones, Ruth Buffington, Marsha Obrian, Elizabeth and Mary Rowe; uncles, Jeremiah Allen, Gary Allen, and Johnny Rowe; best friends, Dameon Hall, Nathan Campbell, Johnny Barker, Jr.; and a host of cousins, dear relatives, and friends.

Tremayne's life was tragically taken far too soon, but the love he gave, the memories he created, and the impact