Wyatt Syfrett

Cody "Wyatt" Syfrett, 29, of Rockledge, Florida, passed away on October 26, 2025, with his girlfriend, Kaitlynn, by his side-doing what they both loved most.

Born on February 16, 1996, to Ed and Sandy Syfrett in Merritt Island, Wyatt was a lifelong resident of Brevard County and a proud Cocoa High School graduate, Class of 2014. Afterward, he continued his education at Eastern Florida State College and the University of Central Florida before beginning a career with Southeastern Surveying & Mapping. Through hard work and dedication, Wyatt worked his way up to become CAD Manager, a role he held with pride since 2014.

Wyatt truly lived life to the fullest. He had an adventurous spirit and a deep love for the outdoors, which he shared with Kaitlynn. Together, they were inseparable-always finding their next adventure, whether it was hunting, fishing, or spending time with family and friends. Those who knew Wyatt will remember his contagious smile, quick wit, and the way he made everyone around him feel like family.

He had a heart of gold and an incredible gift for making time for everyone-no matter how busy life got. Wyatt loved hiking with his dad, sharing stories, and creating memories on the trail. He cherished quiet moments with his mom just as much, finding comfort and laughter in their time together.

Wyatt will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by his parents, Ed and Sandy Syfrett; grandmother, Diane Shimp; siblings, Kyle Sheely, Amanda Sheely, and Robyn Hayes; aunts and uncles, Linda and Chuck Frank, Cindy Shimp and Robert Bennett, Kelly Randolph, John and Brenda Shimp, Bonnie and Walter Barnes, Mary Syfrett, and Doris Carter; as well as countless friends who were like family.

A celebration of Wyatt's life will be held on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at New Life Space Coast Church in Titusville, Florida.

A Life Celebration Event for both Wyatt and Kaitlynn will be held Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 12:00PM at F. Burton Smith Park, 7878 W. King Street, Cocoa, Florida.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to causes close to Wyatt's heart:

https://www.mightyriverrecovery.org/

https://helpthelagoon.org

To honor his memory, the family invites you to listen to Wyatt's favorite Spotify playlists-music that captures his energy, passion, and love for life:

Country: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Aa9yhDLMzpDS0Mh68LArX?si=lhTljB9tRDeYE53Djw2fZg

Rock: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/27uOVgUdWuKdAV9xF17MF0?si=gfSNO5K4SLGXTq-G7ST1Vw

Wyatt's story will continue to live on through the people he loved, the adventures he took, and the memories he left behind. He'll forever be remembered for his kind heart, his love for the outdoors, and the joy he brought into every room.