Roll Call Tribute

Kyle Patrick Esteb
January 14th, 1987 - November 11th, 2020

Kyle Patrick Esteb, a dedicated father, husband, son, and brother, left us suddenly on Wednesday, November 11th.

Kyle was born on January 14th, 1987 to Bobby and Shelagh Esteb in Stafford, Texas with his sister, Megan. He graduated from Fort Bend Baptist Academy and went on to graduate from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Business Management.

Kyle grew up with a passion for automobiles, constantly helping his dad work on vehicles at their family shop. This passion stayed with him throughout his life. In his early 20s, he purchased a 1965 Ford Mustang and spent most of his free time restoring it. After graduation from Texas A&M, Kyle worked for a local auto dealership in their management training program, becoming one of their top service advisors. Towards the end of his tenure at this job, he met the love of his life, Kim, and they were married on October 15th, 2016. The following year, Kim gave birth to their daughter, Delaney Claire Esteb on August 9th, 2017.

Shortly after Kyle and Kim purchased their first home, Kim became very ill. Kyle stepped up to the plate and became the sole provider to Kim and her two young daughters, Allison and Julia. He made the choice to take care of this family while Kim was recovering without hesitation.

Over the years, Kyle grew into the amazing husband and father he left us as. During his last month, he put forth great effort, showing his true colors as the Superhero his family saw him as. He will be remembered as an immensely supportive and caring man. Kyle did everything on his own time, but he did it with strong conviction. He was a deeply passionate man, and this truly showed in his love for his daughter and stepdaughters.

Kyle had many friends, but those closest to him know his world revolved around his very best friends, Kim and Delaney. Evan Kelly, his closest friend for more than 2 decades, was always a close 3rd. The running joke between the three of them was that Evan was their second husband.

Kyle was genuinely loved by so many and will be missed more than he will ever know. He made such an impact on so many people, which is reflected in the outpouring of generosity his family has received following the news from his passing.

He is survived by his wife, Kim, their daughter Delaney and 2 stepdaughters, Allison and Julia; his parents, Bobby and Shelagh Esteb; his sister Megan Woolford and brother in law Chris Woolford; also by his Aunts and Uncles: Kathy and Marvin Smith, Rosemary and Roger Laker, Chip Dorman, John and Sherri Dorman, Anne Dorman and cousins Tom, Elizabeth, Michael, Wil, Alex, Danny, Spencer, Ben, and Emily and by his lifelong best friend Evan Kelly.

Kyle’s remains will be taken to Texas A&M and then to Luckenbach, his and Kim’s happy place.