Obituary

With deepest sorrow, we announce that Kyle Michael Morey, age 27, died in Orange County after a long battle with drug addiction. Kyle lived in Santa Clarita for most of his life. He is survived by his mother, Tina of Dana Point, his father Steve who currently resides in Thailand, his younger brother Nick of Santa Clarita, his maternal grandparents, many cousins, and a large extended network of family and friends.

Kyle had been working hard on his sobriety and had cobbled together several clean months before slipping back to heavy drug use earlier this year. His decision to take his own life came as a result of a car accident caused while he was under the influence resulting in a fatality.

Kyle had attended Canyon High School and played baseball. He went on to work in the film industry as a set painter for various television and film productions.

True to his California roots, he was an avid Lakers fan and managed to rank in Call of Duty. He was considered a caring and loyal friend to the many men he befriended in various rehab and sober living facilities. One Christmas Eve he called his aunt, who was deep in final preparations for 35 guests, to ask if he could come for dinner. He also asked if he could bring a friend since they had no place to go. He showed up with 4 friends from rehab!

Our heartfelt prayers to the family of the individual who died in the car accident. Our deepest hopes for sobriety for those battling addictions. We find consolation in knowing that Kyle is finally at rest in Christ’s peace.

Due to Covid-19, the May 3rd memorial service is restricted to 10 people at O’Connor Mortuary. The family plans to host a memorial event at a later date when quarantine restrictions are lifted.

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lewis huffman says:

May 4, 2020

Kyle was an amazing dude, an amazing friend, he helped me do so much in treatment he showed me how to have a true friend without drugs involved. We always communicated and hung out after treatment. when I would fly to California and he was a real friend who would pick up my call and we would hangout. Kyle would show me around LA and show me all these cool spots. he would even let me spend the night in his sober living to save money on a hotel lol Kyle was so nice lol. Kyle you were such an amazing friend an you deserved better. We were just talking in august about hanging out again when i came out to visit it sucks knowing that i will never be able to hang out with you again Kyle i just wanted to let all the people know Kyle was an amazing dude and you were apart of my journey to recover now i have almost 5 years off heroin and my life is so amazing and I would call thank Kyle for being apart of it because he was a one of my first and true friends on the road to recovery.

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Mark, MaryBeth, and Jack says:

May 4, 2020

We are sending you and your family so much love.
Wishing you some peace in loving memories.
We love you. xo

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Parker Foley says:

May 4, 2020

Kyle,
You are a brother, I know that you are finally at peace. Something you have longed for, for many many years. You struggled since i’ve known you. Kyle was such a deep person, which may have been his double edged sword. He loved his family more than anything and he loved his friends. I was lucky to have known Kyle, He was a great friend. Unfortunately Kyle you struggled with a disease of the mind and the soul, an allergy to the body. You had a maladjustment to life which centered in the mind. The disease of Alcoholism and addiction. I share that same disease Kyle and I know the pain you have endured to fight this first hand. It’s not easy to continuously long to be free from something and to be locked down like a ball and chain. Kyle there are so many people who love you and we know that you are free now. You can finally rest your head in peace. I know that your life will not be lived in vain, I will continuously share your story and how your life has impacted us all. In hopes that some day the story of your life will save another.
Love your good friend and brother,
Parker Foley

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Patty Harms says:

May 4, 2020

Trusting that the Lord will be very close to you now, and it will comfort you to know that Kyle is safe in His arms. Sending my love.
Patty Harms

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Milan Cecchini says:

May 5, 2020

Kyle was such a kind person. I’m so sorry to lose him to this addiction in such a tragic way. Kyle is with God now and may his soul Rest In Peace. I will miss you and never forget you.

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