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Kyle Killough Obituary
1956-2019
Beloved son, brother, uncle and friend Kyle M. Killough peacefully went to be with Jesus on December 20, 2019 as a result of complications from Addison's disease.
A gifted athlete, a graduate of Cy Fair High and TCU Horned Frog defensive back; Kyle was born in Brenham, TX to his parents Lou Beth and L. M. Killough. Predeceased by his father and Granny Martha. Kyle loved nature, reading, canoeing, biking, sports, traveling and friendships.
Working in the financial business and sales, his compassion and interest for his clients was his commitment to them as he had a kind and caring heart. A long-time member of Second Baptist Church and fifth generation Baptist gave him strength, courage, love and faith for his life's journey home to his heavenly father.
Kyle is survived by his mother Lou Beth Mulqueen, stepfather George, brother Keith Killough and wife Heather, brother Kelly Killough and wife Gail and cherished niece Haley Beth Killough, Uncle Jerry and Aunt Betty Danhaus as well as many Mulqueen family members.
The memorial service will be at Second Baptist Church, Hankamer Chapel, 6400 Woodway Dr. at 1:00 p.m. January 10th. A time of gathering will follow in Parlor B, next to the chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in the name of Kyle Killough may be sent to the Second Baptist School Foundation in support of student scholarships. Second Baptist School Foundation, 6410 Woodway Drive, Houston, TX 77057.
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Bonnie
April 21, 2021
I have no idea why Kyle popped into my head yesterday. After doing a search I came across his obituary. My sympathy goes out to his family; especially Lou Beth.
November 7, 2020
Dang, I can’t believe this. Kyle was a good man!! I am so sorry for the families loss!
Linda Gaffney
March 18, 2020
I wish I would have known . My heart is broken . Rest In Peace Kyle !
Patrice Pierre
February 12, 2020
My dear friend I miss you so much not a day goes by I don't think of you. Continue to Rest Eternally.
Larry Lipscomb
January 17, 2020
Kyle was my friend, I've known him some 25 years. Originally my stock broker, we developed a lasting friendship over the years. He's been to my house, I've been to his. He knew my wife and children. We talked money, business, family, health, football, politics, motorcycles, hunting, life and Jesus. I talked to him once a month and occasionally saw him when I was in Houston or when he was in Dallas. I miss him. I will miss his phone call.
I hope to see him again.
Chelita Green
January 10, 2020
Rest In Peace my friend. You are dearly missed. May God give your family peace as they remember and celebrate your life.
January 10, 2020
Im so sorry for the early departure from this earth. But to know Kyle is in the presence of our Heavenly Father is reassuring and comforting. I had no idea Kyle was at SBC, Ive been there for many years...but it is a BIG church! Prayers for all the family during this time.
Jo Beth Morgan Perkins
Mitch Istre
January 9, 2020
I know we had not seen each other in quite some time but I have great memories of you in the bible study class at Second. You were one of the finest men I ever knew. I'll see you when I get up there, until then, I know you are rejoicing with Jesus in your new life.
Richard Noske
January 9, 2020
Kyle I'm really going to miss the times we sat and talked about the things we had in common as kids and also the times we road down the back gravel roads of Bellville something that we both enjoyed. We will meet again!
January 8, 2020
Selfishly I'm going to miss you Kyle !! Good memories at work, at church, and truly, one of my brothers in Christ. You were great to spend time with, and while I hurt that you are not still here, I know we will reconnect when it's my turn to go to the other side of heaven. You added to my life Kyle --- and I know I'm not the only one. I love you my friend ---
Kevin Miller
January 6, 2020
Hey buddy I'm going to miss you so much and coming to your house and watching football games with you Lou Beth I'm so sorry for the loss off your son love you y'all so munch
Kevin Miller
January 6, 2020
Hey buddy I'm going to miss you so much and coming to your house and watching football games with you Lou Beth I'm so sorry for the loss off your son love you y'all so munch
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