Kyle Patrick Parker passed away on October 16, 2026, at the age of 32.

Kyle was the beloved son of Carol Ann Parker and Michael Parker. He is survived by his parents, Carol Ann and Michael, his three children, Brayden, Easton and Kennedy Parker, his brother Eric, sister in-law Melissa Parker and nephew Graham Parker, along with his grandmother Maureen Parker. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, George Parker and William and Dolores Minahan, and his uncle, Paul Parker. He is also survived by numerous Aunts and uncles; Mary Ellen (Jonathan) Rosen, Barbara Ann Minahan, Dianne (Mark) Griffith, Suzanne (Julie) Parker, Dee Jones, Carole Parker, Mollie (Eric) Figueroa and Bishop Adam Parker and numerous cousins; Allison and Megan Rosen, Sean, Ashe, and Cierra Spangler, Tori and Connor Griffith, Kelly Parker, Katie Hunca, and Tommy Parker.

Kyle was born on August 2, 1994, and grew up in Severna Park Maryland, graduating from Severna Park High in 2012. He then studied at Rowen University graduating with a BS in Computer Science. He had a successful career working as a Software Developer at Leidos.

Kyle had a beautiful smile and brilliance that resonated in his many great life experiences and was loved by family and many friends. Kyle loved being active and taking on a challenge. An avid cyclist, he enjoyed the focus, determination, and freedom of riding, including the demanding 100-mile Gran Fondo in Frederick, Maryland. He was also an avid golfer, and one of his treasured bucket-list memories was playing golf with his dad at the Ocean Club on Kiawah Island, South Carolina. Another special memory was attending a New England Patriots game at Gillette Stadium with family. A lifelong Patriots fan, Kyle wore his Patriots jacket while playing football in Steve Bisciotti’s yard—a small but unmistakable expression of a passion that stayed with him. Water was another constant in Kyle’s life. He loved slalom skiing with family and friends at the lake in Vienna, Maryland, and wakeboarding on the Severn River, a pastime he enjoyed throughout his life. He cherished time spent boating and taking trips to Annapolis, making memories on the water with the people closest to him. He also enjoyed music festivals, football games, and simply spending time with friends. Of all of Kyle’s experiences and accomplishments, being a dad to Brayden, Easton, and Kennedy brought him greatest pride and joy. He loved being part of their everyday lives and creating adventures with them. He taught his children to ride bikes, spent weekends playing video games with them, and took them to explore the museums of Washington, D.C. He shared the outdoors with them through hiking and took them snowboarding, giving them opportunities to try new things, build confidence, and make memories together. These moments, both the big adventures and the ordinary weekends - were among the most meaningful parts of his life.

Kyle loved animals deeply, especially his goldendoodle, Harley, his Maine Coon cat, Zelda, and his tropical fish. His affection for his family, friends, and animals was part of the kindness and warmth that made him so loved. Kyle lived with energy and curiosity, embracing new experiences while valuing the people who shared them with him. His smile, humor, brilliance, and the memories he made with those around him will be carried forward by all who loved him.

Visitation will be on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 11:00 am – 1:00 pm followed by a prayer service at Baranco Funeral Home, 495 Ritchie Hwy. Severna Park, MD 21146. Burial will follow at St. Peter’s Catholic Church cemetery, 5319 Ocean Gateway (US Route 50), Queenstown, MD 21658 beside his maternal grandparents. 

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