Lyle Kenneth Kinsman III

It comes with the deepest regret that we announce the sudden passing of Lyle Kenneth Kinsman III of La Porte, Texas on July 20, 2026, at the age of 56, due to an unexpected heart complication. We are truly devastated by this loss and were completely unprepared for him to leave us so soon.

Lyle was born to Vivian Vasquez Dever and Lyle Kenneth Kinsman II, in Queens, New York in the morning on August 17, 1969. Lyle possessed an energy and spirit that cannot be described, rather only felt by those fortunate enough to know him.

Lyle left New York and moved to Pasadena, Texas, relocated to Louisville, Kentucky and then shortly after to Indiantown, Florida. It wasn’t until 1990 where Lyle moved back to Pasadena, Texas, where he would eventually settle down and call Texas home. It was there that he met the love of his life, Adriana Gonzalez. Lyle and Adriana married in 1994 and built a beautiful life and lasting legacy together through their two sons, Lyle “Kenny” Kenneth Kinsman IV, and Jacob Anthony Kinsman.

Lyle is survived by his loving wife, Adriana; his sons, Kenny and Jacob; and his siblings, Michael Anthony Kinsman, Danielle Dever, Dale Dever, and D’Andra Coleman.

Lyle approached life without taking shortcuts. Wherever he went, he naturally stepped into the role of a leader, not for recognition, but because helping and guiding others was simply who he was. He served as a Little League coach and a mentor within his community, generously sharing his time, knowledge, and encouragement with those around him.

A true jack of all trades, there seemed to be little Lyle could not do. He was never afraid of hard work, unfamiliar challenges, or the opportunity to learn something new. Just as importantly, he took great pride in sharing what he learned, teaching others along the way. His curiosity, determination, and willingness to help made him someone people could always depend on.

Lyle was a devoted husband and dedicated father who was deeply loved by not only his family, but his community. Lyle’s selflessness was evident in the way he consistently placed the needs of others before his own, regardless of the circumstance or how well you knew him. He lent a helping hand to whoever needed it. His remarkable presence will be so incredibly missed, and the impact of his loss will be deeply felt by the many people whose lives he touched, both near and far.

Although Lyle left us far too soon, the love, energy, and generosity he shared with those in his life, will remain with us forever and always.