Kyle Stewart

Kyle Montea’ Stewart, 28, of Eatonville, Washington, passed away unexpectedly on September 15, 2026. He was born on September 10, 1998, to Tonya Michelle Hall and Ronald Byron Stewart.

Kyle was a one-of-a-kind soul who brought creativity, humor, and imagination into everything he did. From a young age, he had a passion for art and a natural ability to turn the ideas in his mind into something all his own. His imagination was limitless, and there was always another character to create, another story to write, or another adventure waiting to be imagined.

Kyle loved video games, anime, art, and writing D&D campaigns. He could spend hours creating original characters, planning elaborate campaigns, drawing, and sharing his creations with his friends. He loved streaming online and connecting with the people who shared his interests. These weren't simply hobbies to Kyle—they were ways he expressed himself, shared his creativity, and brought a little piece of his imagination into the world.

But more than anything, Kyle loved his family. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend. He treasured the time he spent with his nieces and nephews and had a special place in his heart for each of them. His family meant everything to him, and he loved them fiercely. That love was returned just as fiercely.

Kyle had the bluest eyes, a heart of gold, and a sweetness that could be felt by those who knew him. He had a wonderful sense of humor and a way of bringing laughter into the lives of the people around him. He may have been quiet at times, but beneath that was a world of thoughts, stories, ideas, and imagination that made Kyle uniquely Kyle.

Kyle also had an enormous love for animals. He cared for them with his whole heart, and his sweet kitty and all of his critter friends were lucky to have been loved by him. They, too, will feel his absence.

Kyle's life was far too short, but the love he gave and the memories he created will remain with those who knew him. His artwork, his stories, his characters, his laughter, his humor, and all the little moments shared with him will continue to keep his memory alive.

Kyle is survived by his father, Ronald Stewart; his siblings, Sabrina, Rose, Christina, Patrick, and Tabitha; and his nieces and nephews, Preston, Trinity, Chloe, Killian, Quentin, and Sydney.

He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Donna Hall; his mother, Tonya Hall; and his sister, Jeannie Hall.

Kyle was deeply loved during his life and will be deeply missed in his absence. Though we cannot have more time with him, we are grateful for every moment we were given—the laughter, the memories, the stories, the hugs, and simply having Kyle in our lives.His time here may have been too short, but the love he left behind is immeasurable.

Forever our son. Forever our brother. Forever our uncle. Forever loved. Forever missed.