On September 14, 2020, Kyle David Daniels passed away at the age of 32. Kyle was born in Chicago, Illinois on November 18, 1987. From a young age, Kyle excelled at sports and showed great artistic talent. Primarily raised in the mountains of Flat Rock, North Carolina, Kyle had a lifelong enthusiasm for the outdoors and hiking. Flat Rock would forever be a place of happiness and peace for Kyle. After graduating high school in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Kyle attended the University of Wyoming. There, Kyle built upon his love of painting and developed a passion for cooking. His joy in cooking led him into a career as a chef, which he pursued in New Orleans, Louisiana. Throughout his life, Kyle showed his adventurous spirit and his wandering nature. This explorational spirit was exemplified in his constant drive for musical discovery. Perhaps more than any other pursuit, Kyle loved new music. He explored every genre and type of music, often inspiring others to do the same. As a brother and son, he was deeply loved. As a loyal friend, he will be greatly missed.
On September 14, 2020, Kyle David Daniels passed away at the age of 32. Kyle was born in Chicago, Illinois on November 18, 1987. From a young age, Kyle excelled at sports and showed great artistic talent. Primarily raised in the mountains of Flat Rock, North Carolina, Kyle had a lifelong enthusiasm for the outdoors and hiking. Flat Rock would forever be a place of happiness and peace for Kyle. After graduating high school in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Kyle attended the University of Wyoming. There, Kyle built upon his love of painting and developed a passion for cooking. His joy in cooking led him into a career as a chef, which he pursued in New Orleans, Louisiana. Throughout his life, Kyle showed his adventurous spirit and his wandering nature. This explorational spirit was exemplified in his constant drive for musical discovery. Perhaps more than any other pursuit, Kyle loved new music. He explored every genre and type of music, often inspiring others to do the same. As a brother and son, he was deeply loved. As a loyal friend, he will be greatly missed.
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