Kyle Austin VandeMark

November 18, 1989 - March 22, 2022

Kyle Austin VandeMark (32), born 11/18/1989 went to reside with his Lord and Savior in heaven on 3/22/2022 after a battle with Leukemia. Kyle peacefully left this earth with his loving wife Karissa faithfully by his bedside. Kyle has blessed this earth with four beautiful girls, Brooke (15), Hailey (14), Emily (12), and Savanna (7), that all get the honor of calling him daddy. Kyle was a loving father and husband who always had a way of mischievously making you smile. Kyle was one of those hard-to-find people that would drop what he was doing to help a friend in need. To many, Kyle appeared to be a quiet man who kept to himself, but those who got to know him, soon knew he was a man of many talents. Kyle was a gun enthusiast and even attended and graduated the Lake Technical College Law Enforcement Academy. Kyle loved being outdoors, from riding his motorcycle, spending time with family on their boat, doing wilderness survival trips, camping with his brother-in-law, and even doing section hikes of the Appalachian Trail with friends. Kyle always stayed up on the latest and greatest technology and gadgets but was never scared to break out the tools to add some upgrades on his truck or erect a pole barn with his dad. Kyle never missed a holiday with family and cherished spending time with his wife and kids. Kyle was a saved man who had a sense of peace that surrounded him and who undoubtedly had a relationship with Jesus Christ. Kyle touched many lives and will be missed and loved. Please join us as we celebrate his life and share stories of the many smiles and good times we had with him. A celebration of life will be held at the First Baptist Church of Leesburg located at 220 N 13th St. Leesburg, FL 34748, Saturday, April 2, 2022 starting at 10am. Pastor Jamie Weathers will officiate. Kyle will be laid to rest at the Umatilla Cemetery located on Golden Gem Dr. in Umatilla, Florida. Kyles plot location in the Umatilla Cemetery Annex II is located on the east side of Golden Gem Drive (north easternmost division). In leu of flowers the family asks that you donate to the families go fund me page "Support the VandeMark's". Arrangements entrusted to Beyers Funeral Home of Lady Lake, Florida.