In Memory Of
Jeffrey Pyle
1962
2022
Jeffrey Pyle
June 12, 1962 — August 18, 2022
Jeffrey Pyle, age 60, of Saint Charles, Missouri passed away on Thursday, August 18, 2022 in Saint Charles, Missouri. He was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota on June 12, 1962 to James and Josephine Pyle (nee Gore).
Cherished son of Josephine (the late James) Pyle; beloved husband of Robin L. Pyle; devoted father of Brian (Jamie) Pyle and Timothy Pyle; loving grandfather of Oliver Pyle, Everly Pyle, and Liam Pyle; dear brother of Vickie L. Haidle and James A. (Julie) Pyle; caring uncle of Tamara J. Moore, Michael S. Moore, Ashley N. Durbin, Michael A. Pyle, James Ray Pyle, Christopher Pyle, Brandon Pyle, Justin Pyle, and Joseph Ashemore; and a host of other family members and friends.
There are so many notable things I could tell you about Jeff (my Dad), so I'll stick with the most important. Jeff was first and foremost a nurturer whether through friendship or family he was someone that was always at the ready when some one was in need. Asthma attack in the middle of the night that puts you in the hospital for a week? Need a hand moving? Need a ride at 2am? Need an ear to bend when the weight of the world is heavy? He was there. He was adventurous, never one to go with the grain; from benjo ditches in Taiwan to motocross and even extending to his relationships, humor, morals, and beliefs. I don't think this was on purpose or by any effort at all but it shaped the lives of those around him. He was a firm but loving father, who taught so many life lessons to his two boys. He taught us the value in perseverance and inspired us to always do more and be more than he could imagine. Our dad taught us about respect and unconditional love and giving, allowing us to be compassionate but always respecting others and ourselves. How did he teach us these things? He was the first one there when you needed him, even if it meant he wasn't being there for himself. After multiple surgeries, replaced limbs, and severe lifelong pain… he STILL kept doing his best every day to bring humor and light into peoples lives. No matter how much life would knock someone down, Jeff would remind you that you could do it and it was worth standing back up. Even in his last moments he had one last lesson to give. Take care of others but care for yourself too, be courageous even when the odds are against you, and don't take things so seriously, life is short so live it and love it hard. He loved animals (especially wolves and birds), he loved his hats, he loved working on cars, and most of all he loved his family. He was a good son, father, and grandfather… and he will forever be remembered and greatly missed.
To share a memory of Jeffrey or leave a special message for him family, please visit the guestbook below.
Cherished son of Josephine (the late James) Pyle; beloved husband of Robin L. Pyle; devoted father of Brian (Jamie) Pyle and Timothy Pyle; loving grandfather of Oliver Pyle, Everly Pyle, and Liam Pyle; dear brother of Vickie L. Haidle and James A. (Julie) Pyle; caring uncle of Tamara J. Moore, Michael S. Moore, Ashley N. Durbin, Michael A. Pyle, James Ray Pyle, Christopher Pyle, Brandon Pyle, Justin Pyle, and Joseph Ashemore; and a host of other family members and friends.
There are so many notable things I could tell you about Jeff (my Dad), so I'll stick with the most important. Jeff was first and foremost a nurturer whether through friendship or family he was someone that was always at the ready when some one was in need. Asthma attack in the middle of the night that puts you in the hospital for a week? Need a hand moving? Need a ride at 2am? Need an ear to bend when the weight of the world is heavy? He was there. He was adventurous, never one to go with the grain; from benjo ditches in Taiwan to motocross and even extending to his relationships, humor, morals, and beliefs. I don't think this was on purpose or by any effort at all but it shaped the lives of those around him. He was a firm but loving father, who taught so many life lessons to his two boys. He taught us the value in perseverance and inspired us to always do more and be more than he could imagine. Our dad taught us about respect and unconditional love and giving, allowing us to be compassionate but always respecting others and ourselves. How did he teach us these things? He was the first one there when you needed him, even if it meant he wasn't being there for himself. After multiple surgeries, replaced limbs, and severe lifelong pain… he STILL kept doing his best every day to bring humor and light into peoples lives. No matter how much life would knock someone down, Jeff would remind you that you could do it and it was worth standing back up. Even in his last moments he had one last lesson to give. Take care of others but care for yourself too, be courageous even when the odds are against you, and don't take things so seriously, life is short so live it and love it hard. He loved animals (especially wolves and birds), he loved his hats, he loved working on cars, and most of all he loved his family. He was a good son, father, and grandfather… and he will forever be remembered and greatly missed.
To share a memory of Jeffrey or leave a special message for him family, please visit the guestbook below.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Jeffrey Pyle, please visit our flower store.
Guestbook
Visits: 5
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the
Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors