Kyle Foster, age 36, of Deepwater, Missouri went to farm the fields of heaven on Tuesday, July 12, 2022. The family will receive friends from 6:00-8:00 PM on Monday, July 18, 2022 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Missouri. A funeral service for Kyle will be at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, July 19, 2022 also at the Chapel. Burial to follow in the Deepwater Cemetery in Deepwater, Missouri. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Deepwater Fire Department and can be left in care of the funeral home. Fond memories and condolences can be left online at www.vansant-millsfuneralhome.com .

Kyle was born in Clinton, MO on August 23, 1985, Kyle was the second child of Kevin and Karla (Church) Foster. He and his two brothers Johnathan and Dustan were raised on their family farm west of Deepwater. While the family took pride in their small farm and the outdoors, Kyle was born with a passion for farming. He also was first to lend a hand to his family, friends, neighbors and even strangers without being asked. The mentors and role models throughout his life shaped him into the genuine and caring person that everyone loved and will greatly miss.

During his childhood, Kyle spent many hours with Valerie Meeker, his Aunt Lora, and his brother Dustan. Weekends were frequently spent at his Grandma Jane's. He enjoyed telling others about their card games, fishing trips, and going to Clyde's for a competitive game of pool. During school, Kyle was involved in several clubs, activities, and sports including FFA before graduating with the Lakeland High School class of 2004.

Kyle began working at the Deepwater Quarry whenever he was 15 years old. In the rare occasion that he wasn't working, you could find him with family, hanging out with one of his close friends, helping Chane at the tow yard, or helping his brother and business partner Johnathan with their 2 Dead Beats DJ business. He enjoyed going to dirt track races, riding horses, playing yard games while cooking out, and going to Lakeland ball games where he would call his brother Dustan to give updates and analyze the game. Kyle was also very involved with the Deepwater Volunteer Fire Department and took great pride in his role as Fire Chief. He loved his family and enjoyed every minute that he spent with them. Kyle had several friends that he considered his brothers. He looked forward to frequent phone calls to check in on his family and buddies.

Kyle's love of farming was evident even at an early age. When he was only 9 years old, he met Valerie's boyfriend and future husband for the first time. Assuming that Matt was just a rookie, Kyle climbed up on his lap in the tractor and proceeded to show Matt how to rake hay. Of course, Kyle knew exactly how to do it and Matt never told him that he had raked hay just a few times before that. Little did the two of them know, that was just the beginning of an inseparable bond that would grow into something so special for the both of them.

Throughout his life, Kyle was employed by Deepwater Quarry, Corotech, Tristate Masonry, Harper Drilling, Deepwater Tow, and Meeker Farms. He loved being able to farm and also help others while on the tow truck.

Kyle was preceded in death by his grandparents, John and Jane Church and Clayton and Shirley Landes.

He is survived by his children Dayton Oliver, Madison Foster, Braxton Copeland, and Bailey Jones; Parents Kevin and Karla Foster of Deepwater MO, and brothers; Johnathan Foster of Deepwater MO and Dustan (Devin) Foster of San Angelo TX; Niece and Nephew; Eastyn and Chandler Foster of San Angelo TX; Aunts and Uncles; Lora (David) Hathcock of Clinton MO, Kathy (Charles) Barnett of Clinton MO, Darrin (Debbie) Foster of Deepwater MO, Marshall (Jr.) Landes (Kate Jamison) of Deepwater MO, Debbie (Jimmy) Greenwell of Deepwater MO, Cindy Rhodes of Clinton MO, the late Juretta (Doug) Goode of Pleasant Valley MO, girlfriend Tanya Mendenhall, and a large host of cousins.

Kyle, Son, Daddy, Brother, we love you! Thank you for being a great son, father, brother, and friend to all of us. You planted more seeds of kindness in others lives than you ever planted in the ground!

Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.