Highland, Illinois
1980 - 2012
Kyle DeatherageTrooper Kyle W. Deatherage, 32 of Highland, Ill., born April 11, 1980, in Maryville, Ill., died Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, at Raymond, Ill.He was a member of First Congregational Church, Highland, Ill., and the Fraternal Order of Police 43 - Springfield, Ill.Kyle was born in Maryville,...
Read MoreWe are so very sorry to read of Kyle's passing. He was such a fine young man. May God bless him always. Our deepest sympathy to April and Barry and the family. Visiting my Sister in Marine and just read an article in the paper. So very sorry.
Danny & Sherry Spiker
September 05, 2013 | Branson, MO
My deepest sympathy to the family of Officer Kyle Deatherage. Thank you Kyle for your service to the State of Illinois. Rest in Peace..
Mary Anne Norris
December 30, 2012 | Peoria, IL
Our hearts go out to Sarah, Kaylee, Camden and the rest of Trooper Deatherage's family. We observed a moment of silence last night at our Monmouth Beach, NJ borough meeting. It gave me great comfort to see the Illinois State Police car backing up the checkpoint to our town following Superstorm Sandy, as I was a resident of Illinois for many years. He will always be a hero and we are eternally grateful for the sacrifice you all made so he could serve us.
Anne Drenan and Gary Kohler
December 12, 2012 | Monmouth Beach, NJ
Our heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of this young officer. So sorry for your loss.
Ron&Carol Scoggins
December 05, 2012 | Jerseyville, IL
I never got the chance to meet Kyle, but all I've heard is good things! He'll be missed!
Kinsey Karpowicz
December 05, 2012
Rest assured Kyle will be remembered at every Mass I attend. There is a time when I remember all US Service people/Verterans and all those who stand in harms way to protect us.
He is at Peace.
gran
December 04, 2012
Prayers continue for Kyles wife and children. Words can not describe my sympathy for you.
A Police Officers Mother
December 04, 2012
John & Patti Slusser
December 03, 2012 | Litchfield,, IL
May all the words of comfort and prayers from both friends and strangers help you while you grieve. Kyle was doing what he loved and we are all grateful for his service to mankind.
May Kyle's love and sense of humor strengthen you all as you remember and talk often of the good times.
Truly sorry for your loss,
Georgia (Hartman) Kent
December 02, 2012 | Chatham, IL