Kyle Eugene Homik

Birth date: Feb 13, 1969 Death date: Jun 8, 2025

Kyle E. Homik, age 56, passed away on Sunday, June 8, 2025, in Stanton, MI. He was born to Edward and Sandra (Shonamon) Homik on February 13, 1969, in Grand Haven, MI. After graduating from Grand Haven High School, Kyle went on to Read Obituary

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Karen Ralya

20w ago

I was Kyle's second grade teacher and reading his obituary reminded me of so many precious memories I have of Kyle. He was such a happy kid with this great big smile and so kind to everyone. He also showed what a dare devil he was as he was always game for an adventure.
I am sad of his passing and wish to extend my deepest sympathy to his family and friends. While I have not seen him in years, I still number myself among those that are grieving the loss of Kyle.
My thoughts and prayers are with all who knew and loved this great guy.
Karen Howard Ralya

Deb Mccarthy

20w ago

We first met Kyle many years ago as a customer of Oasis Party Store. Always smiling, always friendly. Over the years Kyle has done many many repairs/remodeling at our homes. He quickly became part of our family. You could call him anytime always willing to help out. His attention to detail was amazing. Will always remember the music playing and his constant talking to himself while working. No words can express how much he’ll be missed.

Jill Margrif-Clapper

20w ago

I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Kyle. My son had the pleasure of talking with him at the track on Sunday. My son was at the track for the first time and had an old 1979 dirt bike and they immediately bonded over that. They talked about dirt bikes and cars all day. My son is 22 and had a great day with Kyle. He was with him at the end and just thought you should know he had a great day laughing and talking with my son. Hugs sent you way.

Jill Margrif-Clapper

20w ago

I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Kyle but my son meet him on Sunday at the race track. They bonded right away as they both had 1979 dirt bikes. They spent the day talking and laughing about motorcycles and cars. He really left an impression on my son. He was with him that day and wanted to let you know that Kyle had a great day.

Cameron Feenstra

20w ago

I met homick when he offered to drive a few other classmates to see a Ted Nugget concert. Been good friends ever since. We worked in the trades together, enjoyed music and raced our vehicles. My fondest memory is a time when Kyle was DJing a wedding I was attending and needed to use the restroom. He asked me to tend the music while he visited the facilities, only to return in horror as I had the reception listening to Metallica's master of puppets!! 😂 Great person I will truly miss!

Kari Franckowiak

20w ago

Kyle helped my family endlessly over the years. When our daughter was little she absolutely adored him. Ever since we've referred to him as her first boyfriend. She would follow him whenever he came over to help with something and refused to not be in the same room as him. He kept her school pictures in his truck for years and has been one of the best men I've ever known.

Thereasa Klouw

20w ago

Kyle loved with his whole heart. I will never forget the 1st time our daughter Lauren called him Uncle Kyle. He thought that was the best thing he had ever been called. He was an amazing friend and he will be missed.

Coryandkristina Stickney

20w ago

Kyle while doing remodeling work in our home had such a great eye for detail and was a creative at heart! He was so kind and very willing.
We later connected with Laura through the horse world and you could see Kyle and Laura's genuine love for each other and service to the other. What a great couple! He will most certainly be missed! Cory and Kristina Stickney

Jess Arraut

20w ago

Where to start…Kyle came into my life when I was an early teen, he “put up with me” til I was 18..lord bless him..and we have kept in touch almost daily ever since! Sharing memories from backyard bonfires, sand drag racing, quads and dirtbikes, DJ-ing, rocking out in the garage, parties, our shared love of sweet Emilio 🐶 and lots and lots of laughs..I could go on for days. He taught me to change the oil, change a tire, how to power brake and to always “drive fast, swerve and take chances” 😅 He was always the more funnier person, the one cracking jokes..I get that from him. The one who could do ANYthing and if he couldn’t, he would find the best way to make it happen. He would do and give anything if someone needed it, didn’t know how to say no..he drove himself nuts. He cared deeply for his friends, even more his family, but mostly his wonderful Wife and all of their animals; though I’m not sure in what order 😂 He loved his Mom..he was the baby, sorry siblings! Holding his breath with the babysitter so he passed out and then Mom had to come back home-that has always been the funniest story to me. I can always picture it! 😂 Not all super hero’s wore capes, but he always had one on in my eyes. Such a fantastic man, dang it—gone too soon. My D2: I will never forget our laughs, jokes and memories together. XOXO -The Princess

Jon Monroe

20w ago

When he first invited me out to help with a roofing job. He is the one who helped me find something I like to do

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