Kyle Coleman Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Kyle Coleman Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Kyle Coleman.
Having heard about this great loss, the family of this individual is passing through pains, mourning the unexpected passing of their beloved.
This departure was confirmed through social media posts made by Twitter users who pour out tributes, and condolences to the family of the deceased.
This is one of the first times I had directly worked with Kyle Coleman back in 2017. As a newcomer to Bexar County, Kyle explained to me emergency management procedures & was always happy to share a story or two.
His service to our community is immeasurable. Rest in peace, sir.
This is one of the first times I had directly worked with Kyle Coleman back in 2017. As a newcomer to Bexar County, Kyle explained to me emergency management procedures & was always happy to share a story or two.
His service to our community is immeasurable. Rest in peace, sir. https://t.co/89tGawMIma pic.twitter.com/MCvxyJMfwJ
— eric maldonado (@eric_maldon) July 15, 2020
I am so sad to hear of Kyle Coleman’s passing. He was an incredibly nice man, patient, always willing to explain all kinds of stuff to reporters. Had a heart of gold, even though he might prefer if you thought he was a grumpy curmudgeon. So wish this news wasn’t true.
I am so sad to hear of Kyle Coleman’s passing. He was an incredibly nice man, patient, always willing to explain all kinds of stuff to reporters. Had a heart of gold, even though he might prefer if you thought he was a grumpy curmudgeon. So wish this news wasn’t true.
— Eva Ruth Moravec (@EvaRuth) July 15, 2020
Bexar County Emergency Management Coordinator Kyle Coleman passed away tonight. I interviewed him last year about his time as supervisor of the new gang unit at the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office when a deputy was shot with mercury-tipped bullets in 1991.
Bexar County Emergency Management Coordinator Kyle Coleman passed away tonight. I interviewed him last year about his time as supervisor of the new gang unit at the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office when a deputy was shot with mercury-tipped bullets in 1991. pic.twitter.com/fllPrfPC4Z
— Robert Price (@RobertPriceTV) July 15, 2020
MORE – Kyle Coleman spent much of his career at the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office before moving to the emergency management position. Sources say they do not believe his death this evening to be coronavirus related, but say it was likely a heart attack. #kens5eyewitness
MORE – Kyle Coleman spent much of his career at the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office before moving to the emergency management position. Sources say they do not believe his death this evening to be coronavirus related, but say it was likely a heart attack. #kens5eyewitness pic.twitter.com/QD5EenEXHi
— James Keith (@James_Keith) July 14, 2020
Kyle Coleman was a good man. He was exactly the kind of person you’d want running your emergency services programs. Calm, cool and collected. Professional and steady. He will be missed. God bless the Coleman family in their time of grief.
Kyle Coleman was a good man. He was exactly the kind of person you’d want running your emergency services programs. Calm, cool and collected. Professional and steady. He will be missed. God bless the Coleman family in their time of grief. https://t.co/visxvyskv2
— David Marquez (@davidmarquez) July 15, 2020
Just learned of the passing of
@BexarCounty
emergency coordinator Kyle Coleman. When I moved her 20yrs ago, he was a Lt. with
@BexarCoSheriff
, and one of the nicest human beings I have ever met. He loved being a public servant, and I’ll miss him. RIP.
Just learned of the passing of @BexarCounty emergency coordinator Kyle Coleman. When I moved her 20yrs ago, he was a Lt. with @BexarCoSheriff, and one of the nicest human beings I have ever met. He loved being a public servant, and I’ll miss him. RIP.
— Michael Board (@MikeBoard1200) July 14, 2020
Today we lost a very dear friend. Kyle was an exceptional leader and worked tirelessly to help us navigate through many crises over the years—such as floods, hurricanes and now COVID-19. He will be missed greatly. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers.
Today we lost a very dear friend. Kyle was an exceptional leader and worked tirelessly to help us navigate through many crises over the years—such as floods, hurricanes and now COVID-19. He will be missed greatly. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers. https://t.co/R6mETZxP3b
— Judge Nelson Wolff (@Judge_wolff) July 15, 2020
We are still working on getting more details about the death, as family statement on the death is yet to be released.