Kyle was born on April 14, 1989 in Huntington Beach, California. He has one little sister, Taylor Brooke Lee (9 years old), and one little brother, Cody Tristan Lee (4 years old). He went to Stork Elementary and Alta Loma Junior High School. He loved sports and the outdoors, especially the beach. He loved watching movies and listening to music. He loved the Simpsons. He loved reading, especially the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter series. He loved video games, starting his obsession with Gameboy and Super Nintendo at the age of three.
At the age of 12, Kyle was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in November 2001. He underwent treatment at UCLA, and a tumor was successfully removed from his right humerus. Unfortunately, other tumors spread soon after his operation, and Kyle underwent further chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Opting for other types of treatment, Kyle moved to City of Hope. He underwent more aggressive chemotherapy and radiation treatment. The tumors, unfortunately, spread further, eventually moving to his liver. Kyle returned home, where he passed away peacefully with his family and friends on June 14, 2003.
Kyle's life was full of joy, and he maintained his great spirit even through chemotherapy. From his nurses to his own family, Kyle's sense of humor and courage was an inspiration to us all. Through all the pain, he continued to laugh and smile. Even in his final moments, Kyle showed true unselfishness and love by concealing his pain to spare his family of sadness for him. He said he was ready to go to heaven and wasn't scared. Kyle taught us the preciousness of life. Kyle and his love, laughter, thoughts, and voice will be deeply missed.
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At the age of 12, Kyle was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in November 2001. He underwent treatment at UCLA, and a tumor was successfully removed from his right humerus. Unfortunately, other tumors spread soon after his operation, and Kyle underwent further chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Opting for other types of treatment, Kyle moved to City of Hope. He underwent more aggressive chemotherapy and radiation treatment. The tumors, unfortunately, spread further, eventually moving to his liver. Kyle returned home, where he passed away peacefully with his family and friends on June 14, 2003.
Kyle's life was full of joy, and he maintained his great spirit even through chemotherapy. From his nurses to his own family, Kyle's sense of humor and courage was an inspiration to us all. Through all the pain, he continued to laugh and smile. Even in his final moments, Kyle showed true unselfishness and love by concealing his pain to spare his family of sadness for him. He said he was ready to go to heaven and wasn't scared. Kyle taught us the preciousness of life. Kyle and his love, laughter, thoughts, and voice will be deeply missed.
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Kyle was born on April 14, 1989 in Huntington Beach, California. He has one little sister, Taylor Brooke Lee (9 years old), and one little brother, Cody Tristan Lee (4 years old). He went to Stork Elementary and Alta Loma Junior High School. He loved sports and the outdoors, especially the beach. He loved watching movies and listening to music. He loved the Simpsons. He loved reading, especially the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter series. He loved video games, starting his obsession with Gameboy and Super Nintendo at the age of three.
At the age of 12, Kyle was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in November 2001. He underwent treatment at UCLA, and a tumor was successfully removed from his right humerus. Unfortunately, other tumors spread soon after his operation, and Kyle underwent further chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Opting for other types of treatment, Kyle moved to City of Hope. He underwent more aggressive chemotherapy and radiation treatment. The tumors, unfortunately, spread further, eventually moving to his liver. Kyle returned home, where he passed away peacefully with his family and friends on June 14, 2003.
Kyle's life was full of joy, and he maintained his great spirit even through chemotherapy. From his nurses to his own family, Kyle's sense of humor and courage was an inspiration to us all. Through all the pain, he continued to laugh and smile. Even in his final moments, Kyle showed true unselfishness and love by concealing his pain to spare his family of sadness for him. He said he was ready to go to heaven and wasn't scared. Kyle taught us the preciousness of life. Kyle and his love, laughter, thoughts, and voice will be deeply missed.
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At the age of 12, Kyle was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in November 2001. He underwent treatment at UCLA, and a tumor was successfully removed from his right humerus. Unfortunately, other tumors spread soon after his operation, and Kyle underwent further chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Opting for other types of treatment, Kyle moved to City of Hope. He underwent more aggressive chemotherapy and radiation treatment. The tumors, unfortunately, spread further, eventually moving to his liver. Kyle returned home, where he passed away peacefully with his family and friends on June 14, 2003.
Kyle's life was full of joy, and he maintained his great spirit even through chemotherapy. From his nurses to his own family, Kyle's sense of humor and courage was an inspiration to us all. Through all the pain, he continued to laugh and smile. Even in his final moments, Kyle showed true unselfishness and love by concealing his pain to spare his family of sadness for him. He said he was ready to go to heaven and wasn't scared. Kyle taught us the preciousness of life. Kyle and his love, laughter, thoughts, and voice will be deeply missed.
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