Kyle Sebastian Torres
August 9, 1991 — April 29, 2023
Kyle DiCintio, 31, of Boynton Beach, FL passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, 29th 2023.
Kyle Sebastian Torres was born August 9, 1991, in FL to Leslie Ann DiCintio and Edward Paul Torres, Jr. He was a real Floridian.
Kyle was looking forward to starting his new position alongside his mother with "Live Nations."
Kyle was the jokester of our family with a unique personality; larger than life, witty, charming, sincere, and so dearly devoted to his family.
Kyles’s deepest and devoted Love was for his Mom, Leslie. He shared so much with her as not a day went by without speaking to one another. His love for his brother Zachary. He was so proud of him, he wanted to be an Uncle one day to his children. His Aunt Melissa and Aunt Carla he saw almost every day. He loved them so much. He took on the role watching over his Grandma Nancy, with whom he resided being there for her, and helping around the house after his Grandfather passed. They would spend evenings together watching movies.
Kyle's passions included so much more than others realized. His need to help others led him to generously give of himself and put others first. He especially wanted to help the children at St. Jude. He had a bucket list requesting that one day his wishes would be granted.
His love for alternative rock will play on; music to our ears. Longing to write poetry, he kept a notebook filled about his destiny and life dreams.
His desire to clean the beaches and his love of animals were dear to him. He was dedicated to this work.
The Ocean was like a calling for him. He just made the time. He was an avid swimmer, testing himself more each time, he was good. Relaxing, taking in the ocean's sounds, smell, the tranquility of his surroundings was good for him to clear his mind he would say.
He would talk with anyone, that was his nature.
Kyle was a "FILM BUFF" able to name the movie, the year is was made, and the actors and actresses. He also enjoyed playing "Clash of Cans". Marvel Heroes, Harry Potter, and Johnny Depp were part of him.
Kyle had tattoos which had real meaning to him of his mother and brother, and of his own desires. He had honored his Grandfather Carl, on his left hand with the Red B for (Boston Red Sox).
Kyle's recent love was to cook for his Grandmother Nancy and try out crockpot recipes.
Fishing and hunting with his brother, Zachary, had great meaning.
His dog, Charlie, a black lab was everything to him, his best friend and companion. He was so devoted to him and shared his bed and blankets.
Whether a family gathering at holidays, cook-outs or a backyard pool and barbeque, he was always smiling and just enjoying.
Kyle was honored May 2, 2023 with the Walk of Honor where doctors, nurses, members of his surgical teams and hundreds of hospital personnel lined the hallway prior to him being a full organ donor. Kyle has helped so many people to thrive and live. His heart is still beating! He is perfect - our Kyle.
Kyle was predeceased by both grandfathers and will be lovingly missed by all he leaves behind. Beloved mom, Leslie (partner CJ and father figure to Kyle); younger brother Zachary (partner Garryne); grandmother, Nancy, Aunt Carla (partner Russell); Aunt Melissa and Jake the Pitbull; cousins, Ashton (Cindy) and their son William who Kyle called Little Willy Pavlik, and Kayla Krampeter (partner Damien). He also leaves behind CJ's children: Rachel and family, Ryan (partner Tasha), and CJ's grandchildren, Makenzie and CJ. Kyle also leaves extended family from up north including his Grandmother Violet, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and first cousins. Friends and neighbors from all over Palm Beach County will miss him.
Kyle's legacy will live on in his donor recipients. The essence of his heart and soul was true and pure and that goodness was honored. Kyle was so courageous! Kyle is our hero! Forever remembered, loved, and missed. We are so proud of Kyle, he was an amazing Son, Brother, Grandson, Nephew, Cousin and Uncle.
A visitation on Friday, May 12 from 3-5PM will be held at Scobee-Combs-Bowden Funeral Home with Father Gabriel presiding over a service at 4PM.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the funeral home for Kyle's service.
Kyle Sebastian Torres was born August 9, 1991, in FL to Leslie Ann DiCintio and Edward Paul Torres, Jr. He was a real Floridian.
Kyle was looking forward to starting his new position alongside his mother with "Live Nations."
Kyle was the jokester of our family with a unique personality; larger than life, witty, charming, sincere, and so dearly devoted to his family.
Kyles’s deepest and devoted Love was for his Mom, Leslie. He shared so much with her as not a day went by without speaking to one another. His love for his brother Zachary. He was so proud of him, he wanted to be an Uncle one day to his children. His Aunt Melissa and Aunt Carla he saw almost every day. He loved them so much. He took on the role watching over his Grandma Nancy, with whom he resided being there for her, and helping around the house after his Grandfather passed. They would spend evenings together watching movies.
Kyle's passions included so much more than others realized. His need to help others led him to generously give of himself and put others first. He especially wanted to help the children at St. Jude. He had a bucket list requesting that one day his wishes would be granted.
His love for alternative rock will play on; music to our ears. Longing to write poetry, he kept a notebook filled about his destiny and life dreams.
His desire to clean the beaches and his love of animals were dear to him. He was dedicated to this work.
The Ocean was like a calling for him. He just made the time. He was an avid swimmer, testing himself more each time, he was good. Relaxing, taking in the ocean's sounds, smell, the tranquility of his surroundings was good for him to clear his mind he would say.
He would talk with anyone, that was his nature.
Kyle was a "FILM BUFF" able to name the movie, the year is was made, and the actors and actresses. He also enjoyed playing "Clash of Cans". Marvel Heroes, Harry Potter, and Johnny Depp were part of him.
Kyle had tattoos which had real meaning to him of his mother and brother, and of his own desires. He had honored his Grandfather Carl, on his left hand with the Red B for (Boston Red Sox).
Kyle's recent love was to cook for his Grandmother Nancy and try out crockpot recipes.
Fishing and hunting with his brother, Zachary, had great meaning.
His dog, Charlie, a black lab was everything to him, his best friend and companion. He was so devoted to him and shared his bed and blankets.
Whether a family gathering at holidays, cook-outs or a backyard pool and barbeque, he was always smiling and just enjoying.
Kyle was honored May 2, 2023 with the Walk of Honor where doctors, nurses, members of his surgical teams and hundreds of hospital personnel lined the hallway prior to him being a full organ donor. Kyle has helped so many people to thrive and live. His heart is still beating! He is perfect - our Kyle.
Kyle was predeceased by both grandfathers and will be lovingly missed by all he leaves behind. Beloved mom, Leslie (partner CJ and father figure to Kyle); younger brother Zachary (partner Garryne); grandmother, Nancy, Aunt Carla (partner Russell); Aunt Melissa and Jake the Pitbull; cousins, Ashton (Cindy) and their son William who Kyle called Little Willy Pavlik, and Kayla Krampeter (partner Damien). He also leaves behind CJ's children: Rachel and family, Ryan (partner Tasha), and CJ's grandchildren, Makenzie and CJ. Kyle also leaves extended family from up north including his Grandmother Violet, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and first cousins. Friends and neighbors from all over Palm Beach County will miss him.
Kyle's legacy will live on in his donor recipients. The essence of his heart and soul was true and pure and that goodness was honored. Kyle was so courageous! Kyle is our hero! Forever remembered, loved, and missed. We are so proud of Kyle, he was an amazing Son, Brother, Grandson, Nephew, Cousin and Uncle.
A visitation on Friday, May 12 from 3-5PM will be held at Scobee-Combs-Bowden Funeral Home with Father Gabriel presiding over a service at 4PM.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the funeral home for Kyle's service.
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