Obituary for Kyle A. Shealy
Kyle A. Shealy, 21, passed unexpectedly on Monday, February 6, 2023.
He leaves his devastated and heartbroken parents, Charles A. Shealy and Sheila A. Goodrau; siblings, Thomas, Melanie, and John; and niece and nephews, Brennan, Lillie, and Owen.
Kyle was born in Worcester, raised and educated in Webster, graduating from Bartlett High School with the Class of 2019. Then he moved to Auburn.
Kyle was a warm and caring, friendly, giving, helpful, and kind person. He wanted others in his life to be happy. The bond between Kyle and his brother John was tight and indestructible. He had a knack for finding thoughtful and sentimental gifts. He enjoyed traveling to new places.
The love in his heart made him special. His gentle strength, his laughter, and the support he always gave will be greatly missed. Family was important to Kyle, and he would have filled a special place in someone’s life.
Memorial donations can be made via https://gofund.me/03922549
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 17, 2023 at 10 AM in Notre Dame Cemetery, 162 Webster Street, Worcester.
He leaves his devastated and heartbroken parents, Charles A. Shealy and Sheila A. Goodrau; siblings, Thomas, Melanie, and John; and niece and nephews, Brennan, Lillie, and Owen.
Kyle was born in Worcester, raised and educated in Webster, graduating from Bartlett High School with the Class of 2019. Then he moved to Auburn.
Kyle was a warm and caring, friendly, giving, helpful, and kind person. He wanted others in his life to be happy. The bond between Kyle and his brother John was tight and indestructible. He had a knack for finding thoughtful and sentimental gifts. He enjoyed traveling to new places.
The love in his heart made him special. His gentle strength, his laughter, and the support he always gave will be greatly missed. Family was important to Kyle, and he would have filled a special place in someone’s life.
Memorial donations can be made via https://gofund.me/03922549
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 17, 2023 at 10 AM in Notre Dame Cemetery, 162 Webster Street, Worcester.