Kyle Garrett Crumley

Kyle Garrett Crumley, 44, of Cedar Park, Texas, passed from this earth on April 23, 2026. He is survived by his parents Danny and Pam Crumley, brother and sister-in-law Eric & Brandy Crumley, niece Robin Emeri Crumley, nephews Reece Crumley, Reed Talon Crumley, Ranger Crumley, and Rory Crumley, grandmother, Dorthy Steadman, aunts and uncles, Jackie & Kent Sharpe, Ronda Cook, Hank and Cherie Steadman, Art Cook, and Andy Russell, and many beloved cousins.

Kyle was preceded in death by his grandparents Jack and Marie Crumley, Sherwood Steadman, Brother Christopher Allen Crumley, Aunt Carol Russell, uncles Steve Crumley, Mike Steadman, and Joe Don Steadman.

From a young age, Kyle loved the outdoors. He spent several seasons playing on multiple Round Rock Little League Baseball teams and was also a proud member of the Anderson Mill Barracudas Swim Team.

During middle school and high school, Kyle was an active member of the Leander Church of Christ Youth Group and loved it tremendously. He worked part-time after school and participated in the Marine Corps ROTC program for three years. As part of this program, he was selected to travel to California for a week-long, boot camp-style experience representing his school.

After graduating from high school, Kyle attended Abilene Christian University, where he pursued a degree in Multimedia. He served as president of the ACU Multimedia Club and traveled with his team to competitions in the Washington, D.C. area. He also enjoyed participating in ACU’s annual “Sing Song,” a fun acapella competition, and treasured the friendships he formed during his college years.

Following graduation with a Bachelor’s degree in Multimedia, Kyle moved back home to Round Rock. After working several jobs, he joined the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, a position he considered his dream job. He spent many years there, earning both positive recognition and several promotions, and forming lasting friendships with colleagues. He truly loved his job.

Kyle had a passion for discovering new culinary recipes to try and often persuaded his mom to try them out.

Kyle was a devoted member of the Leander Church of Christ in Leander, Texas, where he participated in many church outreach efforts including the “Brighter Days Food Pantry,” and the “Clothes Closet.” He also served as a song leader and helped coordinate communion volunteers.

Additionally, Kyle often volunteered on Sunday mornings at Mosaic Church of Austin with the Mosaic Street Ministry, helping prepare coffee and services for more than 100 unhoused neighbors each week.

Kyle loved his Church families and his Lord. He had a heart as big as Texas and touched countless lives. He will be deeply missed, and his positive, selfless, helpful, and loving spirit will continue to live on in all who knew him.

Family members are invited to a time to gather and remember Kyle on Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cook-Walden/Capital Parks Funeral Home in Pflugerville before he is laid to rest in a private burial service.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Leander Church of Christ, 300 Crystal Falls Pkwy, Leander, Texas 78641.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Leander Church of Christ’s “Timothy Fund” and “Brighter Days Food Pantry.”