Kyle Brian Nelson

Kyle Brian Nelson

Kyle, a soul of pure kindness and gentle spirit, began his journey Home on Friday, August 15, 2025. Born on May 18, 2006, Kyle's time on earth was a testament to the joy and love he brought into the lives of those around him. At the tender age of 19, he left behind a legacy of warmth and compassion that will be cherished and remembered by all who had the fortune to cross his path.

A beloved son of Brian and Angela (nee Luling) Nelson, Kyle's infectious smile and generous heart were a reflection of the nurturing love he received from his family. He was a loving brother of Brandon, Tylor, and Dillon Nelson, sharing with them not just the bonds of kinship but also countless memories filled with laughter and shared dreams.

As a cherished grandson, Kyle held a special place in the hearts of Jim and Shirley Nelson, and John and Jan Luling. He was the bright star in their lives, and though Lynn Luling had passed before him, Kyle's spirit was a continuation of the love and values she left behind. His aunts and uncles, Rachel (Curt) Stephan, Larry, Mike, and Dan (Ashley) Luling, will remember Kyle as the nephew who brought a lightness to family gatherings and a smile to every conversation.

His cousins-Jamie and Eric Stephan; Amber Giemza; Brittany and Nathan Krueger, and Chase and Brooklyn Luling-will hold dear the fun-loving and joyous moments they shared with Kyle.

Kyle's friendship was a gift, and he was a best friend in the truest sense to Tony Del Rio and Adien Dykeman. Their bond was one of mutual respect, shared adventures, and an understanding that transcended words. Kyle's friends, and even their parents, found in him to be a source of unwavering support.

His passion for life was evident in his love for food, earning him the affectionate nickname "Next Meal." Kyle's enthusiasm for culinary delights was matched only by his love for waterskiing and boating in Lac Du Flambeau. These activities brought him closer to nature and the serenity it provided, as well as closer to his family and friends with whom he shared these joyful experiences.

Kyle was a faith-filled individual, a beacon of hope and serenity for those around him. His kind nature made him a magnet for those seeking comfort, and his gentle words often provided solace to many. His ability to help people through their struggles with just the right words was a rare gift that made him a cherished presence in his community.

A visitation for Kyle will be held on Thursday, August 21, at CHURCH AND CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, 380 Bluemound Rd., Waukesha, from 4-5:45 PM, followed by the celebration of life service at 6 PM.