Kyle was born March 6, 1980 in Enid to Curtis and Peggy (Campbell) Howard. His father died when Kyle was only eight, followed by his mother when he was nine. His grandfather, Rex Campbell, stepped into the role of parent and continued to raise him. Kyle passed away suddenly February 26, 2020 in Enid.
Kyle attended area schools and graduated from Garber High School in 1999. He was a proud Garber Wolverine football player. His senior year, they went all the way to state and won the championship.
Kyle held many jobs, including the meat department at Jumbo Foods for several years. For the past ten years, he was employed in the warehouse of Tyson Foods, where he still worked until his death.
In 2016, he met the love of this life, Bernice Dorothy Abeyta and they were married February 23, 2018.
Kyle was a big fan of the OU Sooners, KC Royals and Dallas Cowboys. He was also an outdoorsman, whose favorite pastime was shooting guns.
He was preceded in death by his parents; grandmother, Cleta Campbell and uncle, Jay Dee Campbell.
Kyle is survived by his wife, Bernice; grandfather, Rex; sister-in-law, Mary Peck and her husband, Hugh; the Abeyta family; numerous extended family and his favorite two dogs, Brunos and Kronos.
Kyle attended area schools and graduated from Garber High School in 1999. He was a proud Garber Wolverine football player. His senior year, they went all the way to state and won the championship.
Kyle held many jobs, including the meat department at Jumbo Foods for several years. For the past ten years, he was employed in the warehouse of Tyson Foods, where he still worked until his death.
In 2016, he met the love of this life, Bernice Dorothy Abeyta and they were married February 23, 2018.
Kyle was a big fan of the OU Sooners, KC Royals and Dallas Cowboys. He was also an outdoorsman, whose favorite pastime was shooting guns.
He was preceded in death by his parents; grandmother, Cleta Campbell and uncle, Jay Dee Campbell.
Kyle is survived by his wife, Bernice; grandfather, Rex; sister-in-law, Mary Peck and her husband, Hugh; the Abeyta family; numerous extended family and his favorite two dogs, Brunos and Kronos.
Kyle was born March 6, 1980 in Enid to Curtis and Peggy (Campbell) Howard. His father died when Kyle was only eight, followed by his mother when he was nine. His grandfather, Rex Campbell, stepped into the role of parent and continued to raise him. Kyle passed away suddenly February 26, 2020 in Enid.
Kyle attended area schools and graduated from Garber High School in 1999. He was a proud Garber Wolverine football player. His senior year, they went all the way to state and won the championship.
Kyle held many jobs, including the meat department at Jumbo Foods for several years. For the past ten years, he was employed in the warehouse of Tyson Foods, where he still worked until his death.
In 2016, he met the love of this life, Bernice Dorothy Abeyta and they were married February 23, 2018.
Kyle was a big fan of the OU Sooners, KC Royals and Dallas Cowboys. He was also an outdoorsman, whose favorite pastime was shooting guns.
He was preceded in death by his parents; grandmother, Cleta Campbell and uncle, Jay Dee Campbell.
Kyle is survived by his wife, Bernice; grandfather, Rex; sister-in-law, Mary Peck and her husband, Hugh; the Abeyta family; numerous extended family and his favorite two dogs, Brunos and Kronos.
Kyle attended area schools and graduated from Garber High School in 1999. He was a proud Garber Wolverine football player. His senior year, they went all the way to state and won the championship.
Kyle held many jobs, including the meat department at Jumbo Foods for several years. For the past ten years, he was employed in the warehouse of Tyson Foods, where he still worked until his death.
In 2016, he met the love of this life, Bernice Dorothy Abeyta and they were married February 23, 2018.
Kyle was a big fan of the OU Sooners, KC Royals and Dallas Cowboys. He was also an outdoorsman, whose favorite pastime was shooting guns.
He was preceded in death by his parents; grandmother, Cleta Campbell and uncle, Jay Dee Campbell.
Kyle is survived by his wife, Bernice; grandfather, Rex; sister-in-law, Mary Peck and her husband, Hugh; the Abeyta family; numerous extended family and his favorite two dogs, Brunos and Kronos.
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