Thomas Andrew Wyatt, Jr. , aka Tommie or Bro Tee, was born December 19, 1954, to Thomas Andrew Wyatt, Sr. & Ethel Wyatt in Kansas City, MO.

Thomas was educated in the Kansas City Public School System and graduated from Southeast High School class of 1973. After graduation, he served in the armed forces in the Branch of the Army. Upon an honorable discharge, he accepted Christ and became a member of Bethel AME Church, which he attended with his Mother.

He was known for his debonair style and deep baritone voice. He had a lengthy career as a Phone Operator for AT&T.  Being a Veteran, Thomas was one of the 1st occupants to reside in St. Michael's Veteran Center upon its opening in 2014. He was featured in a feel-good news story.

After a lengthy illness, he earned his wings on July 22, 2024, at CenterPoint Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his maternal & paternal grandparents; his parents; two daughters, Tomiese Wyatt and Tawana Morgan; one grandchild; and siblings consisting of three sisters, Deborah Gray, Antionette Limbrick, Josephine Wyatt; and one brother, Donald Wyatt.

Thomas is survived by two daughters, Nekedra McCant of Kansas City, MO and Tei'juanda Wyatt of Atlanta, GA; three grandchildren, Jani Wyatt, Jonathan, and Jordan Tatum also of Atlanta, GA. Thomas is also survived by other family members including sisters, Vivian Wyatt and Yvonne Williams both of Kansas City, MO; and two brothers, Anthony Victoria (Beverly) of League City, TX and Terrace Wyatt, Sr. of Kansas City, MO; one maternal aunt, Jeanette Wilkins; and one paternal uncle, Earnest Wyatt.

He will truly be missed by a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Thoughtful care and services provided by E.  S. Eley & Sons Funeral Chapel, Inc.