Calvin Tyshaun Odell Batson

Calvin Tyshaun Odell Batson was a young man from Woodbridge, Virginia, whose life at 22 reflected the early promise and everyday connections of someone rooted in his community. Public records identify him by name, age, and hometown; beyond those facts the public record is sparse, but what is known is that Calvin was a real person with family, friends, and a circle of people for whom his presence mattered.

Those who knew Calvin would likely remember him for the ordinary, human details that do not always appear in public notices: the routines, small favors, conversations and shared time that build relationships. At 22 he was at an age where friends and family often look ahead — to work, education, hopes and plans — and those possibilities are part of the life that is mourned. While there is no publicly published family-authored obituary located that provides fuller personal detail, local announcements and law-enforcement releases confirm his identity, age, and residence in Woodbridge, and that his loss was felt by a community in Prince William County.

When public information about a person is limited, it becomes all the more important to hold the facts we do have with care: Calvin’s full name, his age, and the community he called home. Those details point to a life that existed beyond headlines. Friends, classmates, neighbors, or coworkers who remember his laugh, his presence at family gatherings, or the small ways he helped others carry forward his memory in private. The absence of more extensive public memorials does not lessen the value of his life; it only signals that many remembrances will remain personal and held close by those who loved him.

Calvin’s passing on January 9, 2025, is recorded in official public notices. For those who wish to pay respects, consider reaching out to family or local community groups, or offering support to organizations that work to reduce violence and support young people in Prince William County. In remembering Calvin Tyshaun Odell Batson, we acknowledge a young life and the people who continue to grieve and cherish his memory.