Kyle Ronald Ivory, 28, of South Jordan, tragically left this earth on Tuesday, February 26, 2019 doing what he loved the most — riding his Harley-Davidson in West Valley City.
Kyle’s mischievous smile and contagious laughter will most be missed by his devoted wife, Elizabeth Black Ivory; son, Chase; step-son, Joshua Curtiss; and step-daughter, Cecilia Curtiss. Kyle truly felt he had met his soulmate in Liz. They were married in a fairytale wedding on August 11, 2013 in Midway. His family was his most prized joy in his life.
Kyle was born June 21, 1990 in Fairbanks, Alaska to Ronald R. Ivory and Angela Dyches Ivory. He grew up in Fountain Green, where he attended North Sanpete High School. Kyle excelled in sports and made many friends in basketball, wrestling, and football. He still treasured those friendships to the very end.
Kyle enjoyed hunting in the mountains of Central Utah with his family and friends. He would tell wide-eyed stories of hunting the famous “vampire buck” that seemed to have us all laughing in the end. Kyle was always a great storyteller. Everyone was drawn to his larger than life personality and kindness. He would light up the room when he entered and wanted to make sure everyone felt welcomed.
Kyle decided at a young age that he wanted to serve his country. He enlisted in the Utah Army National Guard at seventeen and served as a combat engineer in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. He most enjoyed getting to know the local children and sharing his goodies from home with his fellow soldiers. He loved sharing stories of the pranks and adventures he had with his brothers in arms.
Kyle transformed his passion for the military into his dream job with Desert Tech, where he made many friends all over the world. He will be missed greatly by his colleagues and friends.
Kyle enjoyed working out and bodybuilding. He was often found at the gym at 5:00 a.m. sharing his workout routines with friends and family. He was passionate about helping others and never said no. Kyle (Ironman) loved riding his motorcycle and the friends he gained from his adventures.
Kyle was a collector and had a love for comic books and especially the Marvel Universe. His most recent obsession was with Venom. He had a large collection of comic books that he would read at night and excitedly shared with his family and friends. He gained a love of collecting coins as a child with his Grandpa Ivory and had started a collection for him and Chase to enjoy.
Kyle will be greatly missed by his wife; children; parents; sisters, Amanda and Madison Ivory; brother, Trevor Ivory; grandparents, Ronald L. and Mary Ivory and Sheran and Mary Dyches; father-in-law and mother in-law, Kenneth and Judy Black; sister-in-law, Jackie Black; nephew, Teagin; nieces, Maylee and Indy; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Kyle was preceded in death by his uncle, Brian Ivory, whom he was very close to as a child.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at Larkin Mortuary-Riverton. There will be a viewing held at the same location on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and prior to the services on Thursday from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m.
Interment will be in the Utah Veterans Memorial Park Cemetery with full military honors accorded.
Published by Larkin Mortuary-Riverton.
Kyle’s mischievous smile and contagious laughter will most be missed by his devoted wife, Elizabeth Black Ivory; son, Chase; step-son, Joshua Curtiss; and step-daughter, Cecilia Curtiss. Kyle truly felt he had met his soulmate in Liz. They were married in a fairytale wedding on August 11, 2013 in Midway. His family was his most prized joy in his life.
Kyle was born June 21, 1990 in Fairbanks, Alaska to Ronald R. Ivory and Angela Dyches Ivory. He grew up in Fountain Green, where he attended North Sanpete High School. Kyle excelled in sports and made many friends in basketball, wrestling, and football. He still treasured those friendships to the very end.
Kyle enjoyed hunting in the mountains of Central Utah with his family and friends. He would tell wide-eyed stories of hunting the famous “vampire buck” that seemed to have us all laughing in the end. Kyle was always a great storyteller. Everyone was drawn to his larger than life personality and kindness. He would light up the room when he entered and wanted to make sure everyone felt welcomed.
Kyle decided at a young age that he wanted to serve his country. He enlisted in the Utah Army National Guard at seventeen and served as a combat engineer in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. He most enjoyed getting to know the local children and sharing his goodies from home with his fellow soldiers. He loved sharing stories of the pranks and adventures he had with his brothers in arms.
Kyle transformed his passion for the military into his dream job with Desert Tech, where he made many friends all over the world. He will be missed greatly by his colleagues and friends.
Kyle enjoyed working out and bodybuilding. He was often found at the gym at 5:00 a.m. sharing his workout routines with friends and family. He was passionate about helping others and never said no. Kyle (Ironman) loved riding his motorcycle and the friends he gained from his adventures.
Kyle was a collector and had a love for comic books and especially the Marvel Universe. His most recent obsession was with Venom. He had a large collection of comic books that he would read at night and excitedly shared with his family and friends. He gained a love of collecting coins as a child with his Grandpa Ivory and had started a collection for him and Chase to enjoy.
Kyle will be greatly missed by his wife; children; parents; sisters, Amanda and Madison Ivory; brother, Trevor Ivory; grandparents, Ronald L. and Mary Ivory and Sheran and Mary Dyches; father-in-law and mother in-law, Kenneth and Judy Black; sister-in-law, Jackie Black; nephew, Teagin; nieces, Maylee and Indy; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Kyle was preceded in death by his uncle, Brian Ivory, whom he was very close to as a child.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at Larkin Mortuary-Riverton. There will be a viewing held at the same location on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and prior to the services on Thursday from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m.
Interment will be in the Utah Veterans Memorial Park Cemetery with full military honors accorded.
Published by Larkin Mortuary-Riverton.
Kyle Ronald Ivory, 28, of South Jordan, tragically left this earth on Tuesday, February 26, 2019 doing what he loved the most — riding his Harley-Davidson in West Valley City.
Kyle’s mischievous smile and contagious laughter will most be missed by his devoted wife, Elizabeth Black Ivory; son, Chase; step-son, Joshua Curtiss; and step-daughter, Cecilia Curtiss. Kyle truly felt he had met his soulmate in Liz. They were married in a fairytale wedding on August 11, 2013 in Midway. His family was his most prized joy in his life.
Kyle was born June 21, 1990 in Fairbanks, Alaska to Ronald R. Ivory and Angela Dyches Ivory. He grew up in Fountain Green, where he attended North Sanpete High School. Kyle excelled in sports and made many friends in basketball, wrestling, and football. He still treasured those friendships to the very end.
Kyle enjoyed hunting in the mountains of Central Utah with his family and friends. He would tell wide-eyed stories of hunting the famous “vampire buck” that seemed to have us all laughing in the end. Kyle was always a great storyteller. Everyone was drawn to his larger than life personality and kindness. He would light up the room when he entered and wanted to make sure everyone felt welcomed.
Kyle decided at a young age that he wanted to serve his country. He enlisted in the Utah Army National Guard at seventeen and served as a combat engineer in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. He most enjoyed getting to know the local children and sharing his goodies from home with his fellow soldiers. He loved sharing stories of the pranks and adventures he had with his brothers in arms.
Kyle transformed his passion for the military into his dream job with Desert Tech, where he made many friends all over the world. He will be missed greatly by his colleagues and friends.
Kyle enjoyed working out and bodybuilding. He was often found at the gym at 5:00 a.m. sharing his workout routines with friends and family. He was passionate about helping others and never said no. Kyle (Ironman) loved riding his motorcycle and the friends he gained from his adventures.
Kyle was a collector and had a love for comic books and especially the Marvel Universe. His most recent obsession was with Venom. He had a large collection of comic books that he would read at night and excitedly shared with his family and friends. He gained a love of collecting coins as a child with his Grandpa Ivory and had started a collection for him and Chase to enjoy.
Kyle will be greatly missed by his wife; children; parents; sisters, Amanda and Madison Ivory; brother, Trevor Ivory; grandparents, Ronald L. and Mary Ivory and Sheran and Mary Dyches; father-in-law and mother in-law, Kenneth and Judy Black; sister-in-law, Jackie Black; nephew, Teagin; nieces, Maylee and Indy; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Kyle was preceded in death by his uncle, Brian Ivory, whom he was very close to as a child.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at Larkin Mortuary-Riverton. There will be a viewing held at the same location on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and prior to the services on Thursday from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m.
Interment will be in the Utah Veterans Memorial Park Cemetery with full military honors accorded.
Published by Larkin Mortuary-Riverton.
Kyle’s mischievous smile and contagious laughter will most be missed by his devoted wife, Elizabeth Black Ivory; son, Chase; step-son, Joshua Curtiss; and step-daughter, Cecilia Curtiss. Kyle truly felt he had met his soulmate in Liz. They were married in a fairytale wedding on August 11, 2013 in Midway. His family was his most prized joy in his life.
Kyle was born June 21, 1990 in Fairbanks, Alaska to Ronald R. Ivory and Angela Dyches Ivory. He grew up in Fountain Green, where he attended North Sanpete High School. Kyle excelled in sports and made many friends in basketball, wrestling, and football. He still treasured those friendships to the very end.
Kyle enjoyed hunting in the mountains of Central Utah with his family and friends. He would tell wide-eyed stories of hunting the famous “vampire buck” that seemed to have us all laughing in the end. Kyle was always a great storyteller. Everyone was drawn to his larger than life personality and kindness. He would light up the room when he entered and wanted to make sure everyone felt welcomed.
Kyle decided at a young age that he wanted to serve his country. He enlisted in the Utah Army National Guard at seventeen and served as a combat engineer in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. He most enjoyed getting to know the local children and sharing his goodies from home with his fellow soldiers. He loved sharing stories of the pranks and adventures he had with his brothers in arms.
Kyle transformed his passion for the military into his dream job with Desert Tech, where he made many friends all over the world. He will be missed greatly by his colleagues and friends.
Kyle enjoyed working out and bodybuilding. He was often found at the gym at 5:00 a.m. sharing his workout routines with friends and family. He was passionate about helping others and never said no. Kyle (Ironman) loved riding his motorcycle and the friends he gained from his adventures.
Kyle was a collector and had a love for comic books and especially the Marvel Universe. His most recent obsession was with Venom. He had a large collection of comic books that he would read at night and excitedly shared with his family and friends. He gained a love of collecting coins as a child with his Grandpa Ivory and had started a collection for him and Chase to enjoy.
Kyle will be greatly missed by his wife; children; parents; sisters, Amanda and Madison Ivory; brother, Trevor Ivory; grandparents, Ronald L. and Mary Ivory and Sheran and Mary Dyches; father-in-law and mother in-law, Kenneth and Judy Black; sister-in-law, Jackie Black; nephew, Teagin; nieces, Maylee and Indy; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Kyle was preceded in death by his uncle, Brian Ivory, whom he was very close to as a child.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at Larkin Mortuary-Riverton. There will be a viewing held at the same location on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and prior to the services on Thursday from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m.
Interment will be in the Utah Veterans Memorial Park Cemetery with full military honors accorded.
Published by Larkin Mortuary-Riverton.
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