Kyle Trott

Kyle Trott

April 07, 1973 - October 16, 2021

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Lindsey Brill
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Dear Kyle, My best friend, my person, my rock. You were and still are indescribably unique. Your giant heart, your gentle, calming presence, and your empathy and warmth will be sorely missed. Your sweet smile, big laugh, warm hugs, healing hands, cheesy jokes, delicious cooking, talent for art, acting and singing, and your ability to go with the flow are only a few facets of your profound and unending spirit. My heart is aching and my eyes are full of tears. I long to hug you and hear your voice once again. I miss our talks, our walks, our everything. I wish our time together could have been much, much longer, but I'm so lucky to have had you for as long as I did. We made a great team, and it’s so hard to imagine going forward without you. But Love never dies, so I know we'll always be side by side. Thanks for sharing these last 10 years of life with me and all the amazing memories we've made. I will forever hold them deep within my heart. I miss you so very much, I love you even more and I'll be seeing you, my dearest friend and companion. Rest easy and use that beautiful voice of yours to sing with the angels. <3 All my love, Lindsey
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Lori Kemp
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Kyle, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for being the best friend to Lindsey for so many years. I always knew you had her back and that was always a comfort to me. You are missed dearly now and for always. Rest Easy. Sing with the Angels! God Bless you. In gratitude, Lori Kemp
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Patricia Dunbar
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I remember him in chorus at Skyview, awesome voice. Great person to be around my son Jake & Cole Porter who he sang with alot.
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Marilyn Murphy
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Dear Sharon, I saw Kyle's picture in the paper and knew he had to be your son. He looks just like Eddy. I am so sorry for your loss. Please accept our condolences. Bill and Marilyn Murphy
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Kathy James
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I enjoyed watching and listening to Kyle’s acting and singing. He was very talented. I’m sorry for your sadness. Kathy James