Kyle Testerman

In the 1960´s I was a teenager and often babysat his children, Muffet and Ben. He always picked me up and drove me home. He and wife Janet were always very kind to me and I will always think of them with fondness.

I know how hard it is to heal from the loss of your father. I didn't know your father but he was a great man just like mine. This is very strange. My father was also named Kyle, grew up in Knoxville. He was named after the physician that delivered him, Kyle Copenhaver, any chance same person? If so, small world. My heart goes out to your family, Mary

Sorry for your loss. He blessed Knoxville. His son Ben and I were in the same class at Bearden Elementary before my parents went back to Holland in 1973.

My condolences to the family. I first met Kyle when he first ran for Mayor. He was a great man, and Knoxville has lost one of its finest.

He was always a friend to me and I am very sorry he is gone.

Sorry for your loss you are in our prayers.

I had the great privilege of working for Kyle when he owned Executive Real Estate Title. He was always so kind and thoughtful. He will be greatly missed.

Condolences to the family. Sorry to hear of your loss. Rest in peace Mr. Testerman.

Kyle was always willing to share with me his
vast knowledge of real estate law as well as
graciously answering questions posed by my customers and clients. His patient and unselfish spirit has always been an inspiration to me in nearly 40 years of real estate practice. He was always humble and kind and a living manifestation of "leadership by example"