Kyle Mills

Kyle Allen Mills passed away on August 6, 2025, in Omaha, Nebraska. He was born on May 14, 1990, in

We remember Kyle Allen Mills-a son, brother, father, grandson, nephew, uncle, friend, teammate, and a man whose presence left a mark on everyone around him.

Kyle was just 35 years old when he passed. While his journey had its share of ups and downs, it also held moments of joy, connection, and creativity.

He was a National Qualifier and State Champion high school wrestler-achievements that spoke to his determination and grit. Wrestling gave him a sense of purpose and pride, and for those who saw him compete, it was clear he had a fire in him.

He is survived by his three beautiful children - Emma (8), Olivia (6), and Gerek (4). Kyle's legacy will live on through them.

He also leaves behind his loving parents, Dani and Laurie, who shaped the man he became with their guidance and care. His siblings - Shannon, Ryan, and Jennifer - will forever hold his memory close, remembering the childhood they shared, the bond between them, and the laughter that always seemed to follow him.

Kyle's grandparents, Virginia, Faye and Don who held a very special place in his heart and were a constant source of wisdom and love.

He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Tom - a hilarious, loving, and creative genius in his own right.

To his 10 nieces and nephews, and to the many cousins, friends, and teammates he grew up with - Kyle was the one who made them laugh the loudest and had the ability to bring joy into any room - that's what many of us will miss the most.

Kyle's personality was magnetic - he could walk into a room and instantly shift the energy. People were drawn to him, not because he tried to impress, but because he was unapologetically himself. As mentioned before, his humor was part of his bigger-than-life personality. He had a way of making people laugh that felt effortless - whether through a quick one-liner, a goofy impression, or just the way he told a story. Even in tense or difficult moments, Kyle could find the absurdity and make people crack a smile.

He was also endlessly inventive. Give him a pile of scraps and he'd build something out of it - something useful, something clever, sometimes even something beautiful. He had an eye for possibility and a hands-on way of bringing it to life. That mix of humor, charm, and creativity made him unforgettable.

Today, we remember Kyle not as a perfect man, but as a vibrant one - funny, resourceful, and full of personality. May he find peace now, and may those who loved him so dearly- especially Emma, Olivia, and Gerek - carry forward the best parts of him.

We love you, Kyle, and we will miss you forever.