In Memory of

Kyle D. Brosseit

September 22, 1987 - March 13, 2025

Obituary

Kyle Douglas Brosseit was born September 22, 1987, and passed away on March 13, 2025. Born to Mark Brosseit & Roxanne Knipp (Kinney). Kyle graduated from Lee Summit High School in 2006. After high school, he served time in the National Guard before going to basic training in Lawton, Oklahoma. Kyle loved spending time with his family, like going fishing at his moms with his daughter Madison, who is his pride and joy. He enjoyed helping his father-in-law Jim with the family racing team. Kyle married his love Jessica Wells in October 2021 at the lake where he always loved to be. They bought their first home in April of 2022 in Independence MO. He said he had the best home ever as he could be so close to his beloved CHIEFS! He would always want his friends to come join him in watching the game’s and grilling out for others to enjoy. He also loved to watch his NASCAR (nap car as he would call it). Kyle was and is a one-of-a-kind man for how big he wore his heart, he would always be there for anyone in a time of need, he would always make sure everyone else is taken care of. He was fun loving, a goofball, warm hearted everything you can think of that’s who Kyle was. Kyle will be greatly missed by everyone and loved by so many. Kyle is survived by his wife Jessica Brosseit, daughter Madison Brosseit, mom and stepdad Roxanne & Tom Kinney and his best furry friend Bandit and forever remembered by family and friends. He will forever be remembered mostly as HERO, Kyle saved 2 lives with his courageous gift of being an organ donor.

Kyle is predeceased by his Father Mark Brosseit, Grandparents Tom and Sally Knipp, and Uncle Tommy Knipp and Grandmother Rose Marie Kinney, and GG(Judy Johnson).

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Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. May you find comfort and peace in your memories of Kyle.

We were so sorry to hear of Kyle’s passing. Our prayers go out to all of the family.

My heartfelt sympathy to Kyle’s family and all who loved him. May memories comfort you.

Hi Dad, it’s Madis. I miss you. Wish you were here. I love you and miss you. Everybody does. I am doing well in class, I am doing well in volleyball, I miss going fishing with you and sitting on the couch together watching the Patriots or playing Xbox or going to car shows or going fast on the highway. iI love you and miss you.