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Kyle Marshall
— 10/20/2025
From West Richland, WA
Kyle Marshall
Kyle Andrew Marshall was born on August 16, 1987, in Richland, WA. He passed away on October 20, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and unforgettable memories. We find peace in knowing he is with his Lord and Savior.
Kyle is survived by his parents, Rob and Terry; brother and sister-in-law, Cory and Cherise; nephews, Henry and Jack; and grandma, Gloria Boushey-Weible. Kyle was preceded in death by grandparents: Dewey Boushey, Robert Marshall, and Mary Marshall. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
In 2014, Kyle earned an MBA in Business from the University of Phoenix. He was a proud Eastern Washington cum laude graduate, earning a Criminal Justice Bachelor of Arts degree in 2010 with miners in Sociology and Government. In 2006 he graduated from Richland High School.
Kyle became the Financial Manager for Fowler LLC, our family business in 2012. For eleven years he worked tirelessly to serve our employees and our clients with an steadfast commitment to solving every problem that came his way.
A dedicated Financial Coordinator at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Kyle was known for his hard work and commitment to excellence. He was excited to go to work for PNNL on August 1, 2022. Kyle was also a proud supporter of his community, spending countless hours volunteering through PNNL with organizations such as Coats for Kids.
A true sports enthusiast, Kyle had an unwavering passion for the Mariners, Seahawks, Kraken, and the Eastern Washington University Eagles, his alma mater. A recent cherished memory was attending the Mariners’ thrilling fifth game of the ALDS championship, where he witnessed a nail-biting 15-inning game that ended in a dramatic 3-2 victory. Kyle described that night as “an experience of a lifetime,” a testament to his love for the game and his loyalty to his teams.
Kyle had so many things he loved to do and places he loved to be. He affectionately referred to Guemes Island as “paradise”. For 35 years, he spent every summer there fishing, crabbing, whale watching and treasuring time with family and friends. Kyle also loved all things EWU, especially tailgating before a game. He was active in fund raising events for EWU Athletics
A Celebration of Life will be held on November 8, 2025, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Wheat Head Brewing Co. Family and friends are invited to join in remembering Kyle, sharing stories, and celebrating a life well-lived. After a life full of enthusiasm, kindness, and community service, Kyle’s spirit will continue to shine in the hearts of all he touched. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Eagle Athletic Fund, https://www.ewu.edu/eaf or Ridge Dogs, c/o Adams County Pet Rescue, https://adamscountypetrescue.com.
We were very sorry to hear about Kyle and would have been at his Wheathead celebration of Life had we not been out of town. We were “the other family” Al Gauthier mentioned in his note and fondly remembered the great times on Lasiandra Court in the very early days of Willowbrook. Kyle and Cory were great kids and extremely polite and friendly. We will always cherish the memories and hope each day brings a little more comfort for the family.
We moved to Lasiandra Court when Kyle and our Daughter were three, Cory and our Son a few years older, and Dava and another Kyle next door. It was a very special time for all, a place for all to play, grow and flourish together. Kyle and the others were all such very sweet young kids. Will always remember him as the nicest young boy I have ever known.
I first met Kyle when he was just a baby, and watching him grow into the incredible person he became was a true gift. When he joined PNNL, our friendship blossomed, and I felt so lucky to reconnect with him in a new way. Kyle had a magnetic energy — he was always so much fun to be around, and his presence lit up every room.
Before work lunches or meetings, I’d always message him to make sure we could sit together. It was something small, but it meant everything to me. He made those moments feel special. Everyone loved Kyle — his warmth, his humor, and his kindness left a lasting impression on all of us. He will be deeply missed.
I’m grateful beyond words for the time we shared and the chance to truly know him. Kyle made life better just by being in it.
Thank you Kyle for all the genuine love and laughter.
Cheers fam
My love goes out the Marshall family in this time of sorrow as they grieve the loss of Kyle. It was my pleasure to acquaint myself with him recently. May his legacy of love and kindness live on as cherished memories in our hearts.
Are hearts are heavy and saddened for the Marshall family. Although I did not know Kyle personally, reading about his interests, and charity towards others he must have been an outstanding person. May Gods comfort be with you during this difficult time. May Kyle rest in peace.
Jiggy will be remembered as a kind, loving, and generous man. He was always there for you and wanted nothing in return. Countless times he was there for me and my Family ( He will forever be a part of our Family) consistently getting us up to Eastern for a game. All the great meals we made together and memories we shared. We love you Kyle, aka Uncle Jigg.
Kyle was a wonderful friend and an amazing person. I will always treasure the memories we shared, from our weekly trivia wins as the “Deviant Scallions” to our road trip to Mariners spring training that lasted 19 hours through the night, and our many karaoke nights. Kyle was always there to support my kids by buying raffle tickets and supporting fundraisers. He will be deeply missed but greatly remembered. My prayers are with Kyle and his family.
Love you, Jig.
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