Kyle D. Siminak

Kyle D. Siminak was born on March 10, 2004, in Puyallup, Washington. From a young age, Kyle exhibited a zest for life marked by his competitive spirit and a passion for athletics. Growing up, he was particularly drawn to football, where he thrived on teamwork and the thrill of competition. His competitiveness reflected his character—driven, ambitious, and always eager to challenge himself. Kyle was a proud graduate of Penn Foster High School, class of 2022. Throughout his high school years, he was known for his friendly demeanor and the ability to motivate those around him. Described by friends and family as humble, dependable, funny, and selfless, Kyle had a unique ability to connect with others, leaving a lasting impression on everyone he met. After graduating high school, Kyle made the decision to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. He began his journey on August 19, 2024, when he entered Marine Recruit Training. Kyle successfully completed his training on November 15, 2024, graduating from the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Mike Company, Honor Platoon 3270. During his recruit training, Kyle scored a perfect 300 on his CFT, a 282 out of 300 on his PFT, and was an Expert Rifleman. His commitment to excellence was evident as he transitioned into the next phase of his military career, reporting to the School of Infantry - West for Marine Combat Training on December 3, 2024. Kyle's aspiration was to become a Military Police Officer, a role that reflected his desire to serve and protect. However, during his time at training, he received a Reconnaissance recruiting brief and chose to embrace the challenge, demonstrating his courage and determination to push his limits. Tragically, Kyle passed away on December 7, 2024, leaving a void in the lives of all who knew him. His legacy of strength, selflessness, and motivation continues to inspire those who were fortunate enough to experience his spirit. Kyle D. Siminak will be remembered not only as a dedicated Marine but also as a loving son, brother, uncle, and friend whose impact on the world will not be forgotten. His life was filled with purpose and passion, embodying the values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment. Semper Fidelis. Kyle is survived by his loving parents: mother, Gwynne Elaine Crandall, stepfather, Steven Edward Crandall, Sr., father, Mark Allen Siminak, and stepmother, Tatyana Petrovna Siminak. He also leaves behind his siblings: Jacob Allen Siminak, Justin Michael Crandall, Steven Edward Crandall, Jr., Inga Valentina Guseva, Andrew Peter Gusev, and Daniel Mark Siminak. He also leaves behind his four grandmothers. Kyle’s final scripture of study was marked in his Bible as Ecclesiastes 3:1-8.