Kyle Austin Bond

Funeral Service - Thursday, October 10th, 2024 at 12:00pm - Webcast Link https://bthr.live/e/kyle-austin-bond/ Kyle Austin Bond, age 35, passed from this life on October 4, 2024, after a very long, brave and courageous struggle with illness. He was born on December 14, 1988 in Jacksonville, Florida to Dale and Julie Bond. He married his loving angel Rylie Noelani Spiker in the Los Angeles LDS Temple on December 19, 2009. His joyful parents brought him home from the hospital in an infant tuxedo and his siblings stood looking into his bassinet with excited anticipation that he would soon wake up and play. From that day forward, Kyle has brought much love, service and joy to his family. At age four, he moved with his family to Sandy, Utah. As the family pulled away from their house to begin this journey, Kyle asked his father to stop the truck. He got out, ran in front of the truck and knocked on the door of a neighbor. When he returned, a surprised father asked him who that was. It was a lady that gave him candy every day and he wanted to thank her. His parents did not know this neighbor. As his tricycle was taken from the moving truck in his new Utah home, he began riding away around the cul-de-sac. When Kyle was asked where he was going, he responded, “I’m going to meet the neighbors.” Kyle has always appreciated treats and favors given him, but importantly, has always desired to serve others. After a recent surgery on his mother, Kyle, in intense pain and suffering himself, texted his mother every day for six weeks to inquire after her well-being and to give her encouragement and hope. That is Kyle Austin Bond! In the year 2000, his family moved to Valencia, California where he lived life to the fullest and was a leader among his peers. Kyle graduated from high school early and enrolled for college at BYU Idaho in Rexburg Idaho. He met Rylie Spiker in 2009 and they built a special relationship and a united family. Rylie has been an incredible gift to Kyle, pursuing exciting adventures with him, visiting and blessing family and friends, but most importantly, never leaving Kyle’s side during endless days of sufferings. Rylie gave herself completely in supporting, giving him comfort, and encouraging him to press forward. Kyle’s family will never forget her love, and untiring and selfless service. Kyle has two precious and gifted sons, Braxton (9) and Dexter (7). They adore their father, and he sought to make sure that they never wanted. Oh, how Kyle loves these precious boys and their exceptional and gifted mother! Kyle is a man of high intelligence and many gifts. His family knows that he can do anything, repair anything and solve any problem. He was always anxious to come to the aid of others. His heart was in serving others and always doing quality work. He built two successful small businesses. The first he shut down after a brief period when his hay cube supplier sold to a new owner who consumed all their output. Because Kyle could not guarantee a high-quality product with other suppliers, he closed the business rather than distribute something he was not proud of. He signed up for schooling in small engine repair, and before the coursework was over, he had already started Preferred Small Engine Service & Repair. His customers loved him, and he sought perfection in serving them. Except for one bogus rating from someone he had never met, he had a perfect customer service Google rating of 5.0. Kyle has a passion for serving. His two businesses were all about serving with excellence, and his customers were raving fans. After four successful years with the small engine repair business, Kyle grew concerned for his family. With his keen business mind, he saw a future where small gasoline engines would be replaced by electric ones and he feared his services would be obsolete in time. He made a brave decision out of consideration for his family and closed the business. With his passion for serving others, he entered nursing school and achieved nearly perfect scores in his first semester. He had a group of fellow students who surrounded him and sought him for tutoring, and encouragement. After this first semester, Kyle’s illness intensified, and he had to make the decision to set that schooling aside to heal. Kyle’s passion for service is a core of his legacy. He and a group of citizens got together and rescued a PRCA professional rodeo that was scheduled to be shut down in his small community. He served tirelessly as vice president of the Pony Express Rodeo Committee for some eight years, as a volunteer. The rodeo, instead of being shut down, grew steadily with a new and expanded stadium seating, and to include other community events held each year in the arena. Kyle was a member of the Utah County Mounted Sheriff’s Rescue Posse for many years. In time he was appointed team lead. In December 2016, he was honored with the Utah County Sheriff’s Rescue Posse Member of the Year award. Kyle has made a significant contribution of love and service to endless individuals both through organizations as well as one-on-one service. He loved service and is beloved by those he served although many were served anonymously. Kyle lived a life of honor and will be long remembered with love. Kyle is survived by Rylie, his adoring wife whom he loved, and two sons, Braxton and Dexter, who he loved and lived to please and make comfortable and happy. How they love their father! Kyle is also survived by his father Dale and his mother Julie. His brothers and sister have been his greatest cheerleaders and fans. Brandon (Christina) from La Canada, California, Ryan (Kristi) from Riverton, Utah, Lorie Wallin (Trent) from Alpine, UT and Jason from New York City, New York. Kyle is also survived by 30 nieces and nephews who all love and admire their uncle. Funeral Services will be held on October 10, 2024 at 12:00 noon at the Meadow Ranch 2nd Ward Building in Eagle Mountain Utah at 3382 E. Spring Mountain Drive. A viewing will take place prior, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. He will be interred at Mountain View Memorial located at 3115 E. 7800 South, Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Please share memories and condolences at www.serenityfhs.com

Kyle Austin Bond

December 14, 1988 - October 4, 2024