Kyle Frazier Hufnagle

Hufnagle, Kyle Frazier, 29 Passed away unexpectedly in Connecticut on May 14. Beloved son of Diane (Frazier) Hufnagle of Plymouth and the late Gary Joseph Hufnagle. He also leaves a sister Kerri A. Wojcik and her husband Michael of Coventry, CT; a brother Kurt A. Hufnagle and his wife Jessica of Southampton, MA; his loving niece Addison Hufnagle and his three adoring nephews, Matthew and Tyler Wojcik and Paxton Hufnagle along with his grandparents; Patricia and James Frazier of Braintree and his aunts, uncles and cousins. Kyle was born in Weymouth and grew up in Plymouth. Kyle graduated from Plymouth South High school and attended Camping World RV Institute in Bowling Green, KY and proudly worked as an RV technician and shop foreman for Campers Inn in Union CT. Kyle was a devoted son, grandson, brother, uncle and friend. He had the gift of lighting up a room with his infectious smile and great sense of humor. Always willing to help a friend or family member in need; Kyle was never at a loss to share his love and let those around him know that they were loved. Kyle wore his heart on his sleeve. Those who knew him regarded him as goofy, charming, sarcastic but above all respectful and kind. He shared his challenges and offered support and guidance to those suffering the same affliction. He was a poignant public speaker and brought hope and salvation with his honesty to those in his presence. Visiting hours will be held at the Davis Funeral and Cremation 619 State Road (Rte. 3A) Plymouth (Manomet) on Thursday, May 19 from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. A funeral mass will be held at St. Bonaventure Parish on Friday, May 20 at 10:00 AM. Burial will be in Cedarville Cemetery, Plymouth, MA. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the South Shore Hospital Charitable Foundation, 55 Fogg Rd, South Weymouth, MA 02190 to benefit a new partnership between South Shore Hospital and Gosnold Treatment Center. This emergency room-based partnership mobilizes addiction recovery and treatment specialists to serve individuals with substance use-related emergencies, and help them access treatment and recovery services