Obituary of Kyle Ethan Bradt
Kyle Bradt
It is with heavy hearts that we are announcing the sudden passing of Kyle Ethan Bradt on April 26th, 2026 at the age of 34 years. Kyle was born in Rochester, NY on June 1st, 1991 to Colin and Linda Bradt.
Even though his time on earth was short, he was a gift in our lives. Kyle was talented as a boy and a man who liked to “fix stuff”; any stuff. He was an avid wheeler and dealer on FB marketplace. Kyle spent time gaming (RIP Bobevens). Kyle was a hopeful inventor with some truly innovative ideas. He adored children, loved all animals and had a longing to adopt another dog.
Above all, he was kind, generous, dependable, loyal and a heartfelt friend to all he knew and cared for. Our son Kyle was loving and devoted to his mother and father.
Kyle graduated from Greece Arcadia High School to begin a career at Empire Precision Plastics. He briefly moved to San Diego, CA, and upon returning home was employed at Hank Parker, Oak Hill Country Club and most currently, found his way back to Empire Precision Plastics.
Kyle was extremely happy and proud to become a first-timer homeowner and had many plans in the works for his place. He was always on the go with good friends, especially when it came to skateboarding, bikes of any kind, 4-wheeling, and the rifle range. His enjoyment of music, concert excursions, and camping trips were legendary.
Kyle is survived by his loving father and best friend, Colin D. Bradt, his stepmother Carol S. Bradt, both of Florida, and stepsister Francesca M. Zuppardi, of Massachusetts.
Kyle is predeceased by his paternal grandmother Marilyn Tuhoski, and his paternal grandfather Lorenz “Larry” Bradt. Kyle also leaves his paternal uncles, Mark Bradt (Dawn), Steven Bradt (Sandy), Bryan Bradt (Jolene), Kevin Bradt (Susan), and aunt Candus Stump (Steve), and their children, Kyle’s cousins with many loving memories held close to their hearts.
Kyle is survived by his loving and devoted mother, Linda L. (Becker) Bradt of Rochester, New York.
He was predeceased by his maternal grandfather and grandmother, Clyde L. Becker and Betty Lou Becker. Kyle also leaves his maternal aunts and uncles, Walter and Linda Becker, Alan and Paula Becker, and Dona Lopa and Darrell Grant. In addition, he leaves his cousins Amy and Angelo Pareskevopoulos, Timothy and Christina Becker, Sara Becker and Jason Prince, Ryan and Briana Becker, Alisha Norry, Jenelle Aponte and Brandon Fitch, Robert Norry, Gene Congilaro, and Anthony Congilaro. Kyle also leaves memories with his dear childhood friend, Chris Clow.
And last but not least, Kyle’s Hermit Crab “Sensi”, who continues to live and thrive at 18 years, due to the love and meticulous care Kyle had given him every day.
When someone we love passes a piece of our hearts always goes with them. It’s God’s plan that has to be. He will rise in spirit as hope does not disappoint. Rest now, our sweet dear son, Kyle. You are somewhere very near: just around the corner, just over our shoulders, and forever in our hearts.
A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later date.