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Kyle Anerousis Obituary
AGE: 26 • Glassboro
Officer Kyle M. Anerousis passed away suddenly Thursday, December 31 in Glassboro, NJ to be reunited with his father, Chris Anerousis, and his dog, Nikie. Kyle is survived by his beloved fiance, Gianna Bowler, and their huge family together. Devoted father to his "fur babies," Mimi, Milo, Meika, Hulk and Hogan. Cherished son of Kat Winkelspecht, Chris Anerousis (deceased), and stepfather, Bruce Winkelspecht. Adored brother of Derek Anerousis, Brielle Anerousis-Morris (Michael Morris), and Bret Winkelspecht. Dedicated Godfather and Uncle to Liam Morris. Caring Grandson of Georgia Anerousis. Deeply loved in-law of Bill and Diane Bowler, Virginia and Frank Fiorentino, and Janae Bowler. Cherished and loved by extended family members and good friends.
Kyle was a graduate of Rowan University, a talented drummer, and an avid Philly sports fan. After graduating from the Police Academy at the top of his class (and receiving numerous honors), he became an esteemed police officer with the Rowan University Police Department. He spent 7 years volunteering for the Camden County Animal Shelter alongside his fiancé. As a former district medal winner in wrestling, Kyle enjoyed his time spent as a volunteer wrestling coach. His contagious smile and laugh brought joy to everyone he encountered. Kyle was not only funny, but also a selfless, kind-hearted and honorable man. He will be sorely missed by family, friends, and his brothers and sisters of the Gloucester County Police Academy Class of 46. His viewing will be open to the public Wednesday from 9:00-11:30 AM at Our Lady of Peace in Williamstown. Funeral mass will follow at noon. Burial will be at Lakeview Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations in Kyle's memory may be made to the Camden County Animal Shelter, 125 County House Rd, Sewell, NJ 08080. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.egiz ifuneral.com.
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Memories and Condolences
for Kyle Anerousis
Evan Wellens
April 16, 2019
It's been almost 4 entire years and I still haven't gotten over his death since. I don't think I've met a more compassionate man in my life. He loved his family, his friends, and his fur babies, more than you could've imagined. Not only was his love strong, but he was a man of many talents. He was an amazing drummer, a great police officer, a skilled gamer, and an amazing brother and uncle to his siblings and nephews. My Uncle Bret, and my mother would agree. He was always a joy to be around, and I'll never forget the time he entrusted me with his Pokemon cards one fourth of July, or the time we played Super Smash Bros. for the N64 one summer. They were small moments, but they were still times I got to see a more geeky, fun loving side of him. I still have his Sonic the Hedgehog 2 cart in my room where it sits with my other video games. It was a birthday present he gave to me before he passed away and seeing it always makes me feel like he's still with me even if not physically. I wish I could show him how much I improved as an artist, and how my brother Avery has become adored with a franchise my Uncle held so dear to his heart, and has picked up drawing like I have. I never got to say good bye to him, and this may be the be the closest I'll ever get, so I just wanted to say " I miss you man, we all do, more than you could ever know. I hope when my time comes I'll get to join you in heaven so we can be together once more." Thanks to everyone who helped make his life that much better until his passing. - Evan Wellens
AC King
January 27, 2016
I didn't know how great a drummer Kyle was until I saw his video. That dude could really jam! He was such a gentle soul and I will be thinking about him for a long, long time to come. Public Safety brothers... R.I.P. brother.
January 14, 2016
Thank you all, for your kind words and prayers. Kyle was, like his father, a unique, sensitive, passionate and compassionate man. Why God would call them both is right now beyond my comprehension. But your messages have helped enormously as I struggle to accept yet another tragedy in this life. God bless you all
Kat Anerousis-Winkelspecht
rosalind Pichardo
January 7, 2016
Im so sorry. Sending my prayers
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Chief Paul Dailey
January 6, 2016
On behalf of the Runnemede Police Department we express our deepest sympathies to the family, love ones and the Rowan University Police Department
Chief Paul Dailey
Runnemede Police Department
Sgt. Terry Hogan
January 6, 2016
No words can ease the pain of the loss of a loved one. May you all find peace through this difficult time. Rest in peace brother.
Sarah Ackerman
January 5, 2016
My heart is hurting to know he has passed. Kyle was such a sweetheart. I had the privilege of getting to know him while we worked together at canals. He will be missed!!! My heart goes out to his family, Bret, his fiancee and his friends!!! Rip kyle!!!!
Matt Perry
January 5, 2016
RIP brother. U were a kind soul.
Mike Canaris
January 5, 2016
I'm sorry to hear of the lose of a brother law enforcement officer.
Mike Canaris - retired Federal Agent. Rowan Univ. Alumni
Ave Altersitz
January 5, 2016
I am so sorry for your loss. I met Kyle and Gianna at Danielle and Andy's wedding. Everyone will have to live life for Kyle and do what he would want - to smile when you think of him and live a happy life for him. May you find strength in friendships and family.
January 4, 2016
Rip to young to soon
Lewises
January 4, 2016
Deepest sympathy for this great loss to the family. The strength from God can sustain you though this difficult time. May the love of those who share your loss comfort you as you share loving memories.
Marsha Weinraub
January 4, 2016
With every loss, there is a hole in the world that needs to be filled. Let us hope that filling this hole results in new insights and understanding and renewed appreciation of life's beauties. With sympathy to the families, Marsha Weinraub
Noora Hamdan
January 4, 2016
Prayers to Gianna and both the Anerousis and Bowler families.
Sandi Unger
January 4, 2016
A heartfelt message for Gianna & pets, Kyle's family and Gianna's family: When I met Kyle and Gianna many years ago while volunteering at Lawnside Petsmart, I immediately loved them. They were serious but fun, spunky, perfect together, couldn't seem to wait to live their next day, independently or together. I used to stop by when they were volunteering just to see them in action, share their infectious enthusiasm and hear a variety of their stories. God knows, they adored the animals, adopted the ones no one else wanted, and gave them the love they needed. When I found out they were resigning to pursue their education, I was happy for them but very sad for the Shelter. The families of these two wonderful young adults can be proud to have contributed such great children to the world. My heart breaks for you all. Gianna, you know how to reach out to me if you need to. I lost someone close to me the week before you lost Kyle, and would be happy to help you through your loss. So very fondly, Sandi
Anonymous
January 4, 2016
My thoughts go out to his fiancé, it must be so hard to lose your husband-to-be.
My prayers to both of the families!
May Kyle Rest In Peace.
Maureen Solometo
January 4, 2016
Our deepest sympathy to the Anerousis and Bowler families. You are in our prayers.
The Solometo Family
January 3, 2016
I will always remember our first talk together & the smile on your face when I saw you last. May peace be with you. Love always, Aunt Dot
Kathleen Mazzio
January 3, 2016
Do not know Kyle, but wanted to send my condolences. I am so sorry for your loss.
R. Highley
January 3, 2016
Kyle,
You were like a close brother to me. We had very good coversations. Im going to miss tyou alot man. Love ya and God STî
michael furman
January 2, 2016
Will miss you like a little brother kyle, my prayers are with your whole family every second. will remember all of the old times!
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