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Kyle Joseph Elisar, age 54, a native of Gonzales, Louisiana, and resident of Prairieville, Louisiana, passed away on January 31, 2025, at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, surrounded by his family. He was a US Air Force Veteran and graduated from DeVry University with an associate's degree in electronics. Kyle was employed at Louisiana State DOTD as an Electronic Tech Supervisor. Kyle is survived by his children, Zachary Michel “Zack” Elisar, Antonio Scott "T" Elisar, Izabella Nicolle "Izy" Elisar, Alexander Chance "Alex" Elisar, and a bonus son, Johnny Dean Bourgeois, his mother, Ferne Mayers Elisar, three brothers and a sister-in-law, Shawn Michael Elisar (Larka); Keith David Elisar; Eric Paul Elisar; two sisters and a brother in law, Shannon Elisar Bowen (Donald) and Tricia Elisar Sears, seven nieces and nephews, and five great nieces and nephews, Preceded in death by his wife, Christina Ramos Elisar, father, Kearney Vincent Elisar, and a nephew, Devan William Boren, (Tricia). Kyle requested to be cremated, and no other services are planned at this time.
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