Kyle Nyman

Kyle Nyman, age 31, of Port St. Lucie, Florida passed on Wednesday, August 3, 2022.

He is loved and survived by his mother Tina Nyman, his father Chance Nyman, and his stepparents Fred Abascal and Christie Terhune Nyman; two beautiful children: April age 10 and her mom Aneesha, and Chance age 4 and his mom Susie; his beloved sister Alexa, stepsisters: Michelle Abascal, Kristin Abascal, stepbrothers Steven Abascal, David Abascal and Jared Terhune, cousins Matthew Honchen, Timothy Weite and Samantha Weite, grandparents Anthony and Tina Buraty, aunts Nancy Honchen and Tonianne Weite, and uncles Ed Honchen, Darren Weite and Robert Wagner.

Kyle was an intellect who read hundreds of books. He was primarily intrigued and fascinated by the subjects of world history and politics and was currently writing his own first history book about English and Scottish aristocracies and how those aristocratic families affected the world economy. As part of his research to passionately craft one of the first books on this topic, Kyle possessed dozens of recorded interviews with many of the descendants of these families.

Kyle had a razor wit, and incredible sense of humor. He was always the one to have the whole room laughing because he saw the happiness and even humor in the sadness in everything.

Kyle was so smart that he could see straight through a situation. This ability was fed by a vast knowledge base obtained by his unquenchable drinking in of knowledge which led to a keen perception of politics, how people think, why they do what they do, and how the world works.

Despite all his God-given gifts, Kyle would be the first to admit that he was not perfect. Who in this world is? Unfortunately, for Kyle, his imperfection - substance addiction which he fought for the last decade, is more stigmatized in a society that applauds financial success and worldly gain. Honestly, for Kyle, there was shame and regret, but there was also peace in knowing that he fought hard for his life and the love he had for his children, and there was peace – a peace which came from becoming a great student of religion and learning about and embracing a God who knew his weaknesses and loved him anyway.  

On a lighter note, Kyle also loved to paint and play guitar. He loved his family and his children dearly and was very proud of his daughter April who is a gymnast, and his greatest joy, and his son Chance, his young boy who was his greatest pride. Kyle was brilliant, passionate, full of life and love and he will be missed greatly!