With deep sorrow and heartfelt remembrance, we mourn the passing of Kyle Bartlett, a dedicated firefighter and engineer with West Metro Fire Rescue, whose life was defined by service, commitment, and an unwavering devotion to others. Kyle’s passing has left a profound impact on his family, friends, colleagues, and the many members of the Colorado community who benefited from his courage and compassion.
A proud resident of Littleton, Colorado, Kyle devoted his professional life to protecting the lives and safety of others. As a firefighter and engineer with West Metro Fire Rescue, he earned a reputation as a steady, dependable presence during moments of crisis. His technical expertise, calm demeanor, and strong sense of responsibility made him a trusted teammate and a respected leader in high-pressure situations. Colleagues recall that Kyle approached every call with focus, teamwork, and an unshakable commitment to doing the job right — often making a critical difference when it mattered most.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Kyle was deeply admired for the person he was off the fire line. He embodied the selfless spirit of a first responder not only through his work, but in everyday life. Known for his warmth, humility, and approachability, Kyle had a natural ability to put people at ease. Friends, neighbors, and coworkers alike remember him as someone who listened without judgment, offered help without hesitation, and showed kindness through both words and actions.
Kyle was a devoted husband to Tiffany Bartlett, whom he married on July 20, 2000. Their marriage was one rooted in love, partnership, and mutual support, and those close to them admired the strength of their bond. Family was central to Kyle’s life, and he took great pride in the relationships he nurtured over the years.
He is survived by his loving mother, Karen Bartlett, and a close-knit extended family, including Marilyn Bartlett, Lee Searcy, Danielle Feck, Summer Savage, and Brandy Davis Heit, along with many cousins, friends, and colleagues who will forever carry his memory in their hearts. To those who knew him best, Kyle was not only a firefighter and public servant, but a loyal friend, a caring family member, and a source of steady support.
Kyle’s passing is mourned throughout the Littleton community and across Colorado, particularly among his brothers and sisters at West Metro Fire Rescue. His life serves as a powerful reminder of the quiet heroism displayed every day by those who dedicate themselves to public service. Though his time was far too short, the impact he made will endure through the lives he protected, the people he supported, and the example he set.
Plans for a memorial service to celebrate Kyle Bartlett’s life and honor his contributions will be shared with the community in the coming days. As loved ones gather to grieve, they will also come together to celebrate a life marked by integrity, service, and compassion.
Kyle Bartlett will be remembered as a man who placed family, friendship, and service above all else. His legacy as a firefighter, engineer, and kind-hearted human being will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know him. He will be deeply missed and forever honored.
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