Robert E. Kyle

Thinking back to a story told to me by Bobby's friends Mike Brennan and Jimmy Hinkston. Sort of goes like this......one night Bobby was hanging out in the park (Pershing Field) and a mounty cop comes up to him and says what are you doing? Bob says relaxing. Cop says you have to leave.Bobby says "It's my Park". Cop just smiled and strode away. Forever in our minds thereafter it was know know as "Bobby Kyle's Park"
He's in good company with Mike and Hinkie. God rest them all.
Maureen...

Dear Debbie and family,
So many people have been touched by Bob. He shared his life with many of us. I still think of him at the Phillies game. Many commitments he volunteer for. My condolences to the family.

we played with and against each other on the fields of jersey city. always parted with respect and as friends.as has been said Bobby was a leader of men, and a fine example of how to be a man. He will rest in peace.thank you for being a friend. gary

Mrs. Kyle, Bobby, and Mike,
Mr. Kyle was a mentor and friend to both Paul and me. He was our voice of reason and voice of encouragement. He was an honest man and truly an example of the defination of what a great man is. We will keep him and you in our thoughts and prayers.

I would like to extend my Deepest Sympathy to the entire Kyle family upon their loss. Bob was "One Hell of a Guy". He had that wonderful smile and Cherie disposition that one could never forget. He was a very conscientious and dedicated man who gave no less than 100% of himself all of the time.It was an honor of mine to know and work with him as he was a great firefighter and an even GREATER Fire Officer. He led by example and the men under his command loved him . He will truly be MISSED....

To The Kyle Family

I remember Bobby from the first day he walked into the firehouse. He was a great fireman, officer and most of all friend. Hw will be truly missed.

Bob Deegan, Ret Captain, JCFD
Aberdeen, NJ

My sincere condolences to the Kyle Family.
Bob was a tremendous Fire Officer and Firefighter. He always will be highly respected by the Officers and Firefighters of the Jersey City Fire Department. He was a True Gentleman and in his younger days a Great Shortstop