Xzavion Tyleal Booker

Xzavion Tyleal Booker was a 19‑year‑old from Lexington, North Carolina, whose life touched family and close friends. Known to those who called him “Ty,” he was a son and a young father — the organizer of a family GoFundMe describes him as leaving behind two small children and a baby on the way. Those details suggest a life that centered on family and responsibility even at a young age.

Public records and community notices show Xzavion lived in the neighborhood around Jessup Street in Lexington. In the days after his death, neighbors and community members rallied to support his family; Lexington Area Crimestoppers approved a reward for information and a local fundraiser was organized by his mother, Tiffany Booker, to assist with funeral expenses. These responses reflect how closely family and community were woven into his life.

Media coverage and memorial listings confirm his age and the date his life ended. Local outlets and community memorial pages note the loss felt by family and neighbors and record his name and the June 7, 2025 date of death. While public reporting focuses on the tragic circumstances surrounding his passing, those who knew Xzavion remember him first as a person with family ties and responsibilities — particularly as a young father.

Because published funeral-home obituaries or family-authorized memorials with full biographical details were not located in the public record, this remembrance focuses on the verified human details available: his full name, age, place in the Lexington community, and the presence of close family who sought to care for his children after his death. That factual outline points to a short life lived among loved ones, a life that mattered to people who stepped forward to help in the aftermath.

Xzavion’s memory endures in the small, concrete ways families hold onto those they’ve lost: photographs, shared stories, and the care extended to his children. May those who loved him be comforted by the community that rallied to support them, and may his children grow knowing their father’s name is remembered with dignity.