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Portrait of Kyle Edward Lindsey
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Kyle Edward Lindsey

February 20, 1999 – January 21, 2026
Lived 26 years
Mt Royal Cemetary · Pittsburgh, PA
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Tragically, on January 21, 2026, age 26, of Shaler Twp. Lovng Son of Michelle Poole and Kells E. Lindsey Sr., Brother of Kells E. Lindsey Jr. and Kean McGuire. Great-nephew and Godson of Kathleen (late, Lawrence) Bertram. Grandson of Maureen ( Scott Chapman) Poole and the late Jacqueline Lindsey and Ross E. Lindsey. Great-grandson of the late Bernadette and James Poole. Nephew of Misse (Francisco) Marin, Edward (Stacy) Lindsey, and Ross J. Lindsey. Cousin of Adalynn and Brody Lindsey. Also survived by his best buddy, his cat, Bam Bam. Friends received Thursday and Friday, 2-8 PM at the Hahn FH & Cremation Services Inc. 123 North Avenue, Millvale. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, 10 AM St. Matthew's Parish, St. Bonaventure Church. Kyle was a graduate of Shaler Area High School, class of 2017, where he dedicated 12 years to playing football. Following graduation, he built a successful career as an over-the-road truck driver, operating a Peterbilt 389 with an 18-speed transmission. Kyle took great pride in his work and was recognized as the top driver in his company for the most miles driven. He was employed by HMD Trucking, based in Chicago, Illinois. Outside of work, he enjoyed dirt biking.

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1999
Born February 20
2004
Kyle was 5 when Facebook was launched
2007
Kyle was 8 when the first iPhone went on sale
2016
Kyle was 17 when Pokemon Go sent millions outdoors hunting creatures
2017
Kyle was 18 when "Fortnite" became a video game phenomenon
2022
Kyle was 23 when ChatGPT was released to the public
2026
Passed away January 21, age 26
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From Aunt Misse

Kyle, you have no idea how much you helped me after the fire. i love you so much and I still can’t believe you are gone. what hurts the most is when I get in my head and realize that I’ll never get to hug you again. thank you for all the memories (in person, on the phone, and text). thank you for all the hugs and quality time we got together.

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