It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the passing of our beloved husband, son, and brother Kyle, who was embraced by eternal rest on March 4, 2025 at the early age of 48 after a courageous and valiant fight with cancer with his wife Andrea always by his side. A Mass ofContinue Reading
It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the passing of our beloved husband, son, and brother Kyle, who was embraced by eternal rest on March 4, 2025 at the early age of 48 after a courageous and valiant fight with cancer with his wife Andrea always by his side.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, March 11, at 1 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church in Mayville with the Rev. Fr. Ed Kornath presiding. A visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of the service at 1 p.m. at the church. Burial will take place at Graceland Cemetery in Mayville and a luncheon will follow at the Mayville Golf Club.
Kyle was born on January 22, 1977 in Beaver Dam to Dale and Karen (Kamrath) Gourlie. He was united in marriage to Andrea Bosch, the love of his life on August 24, 2024 at St. Mary’s in Mayville.
Kyle’s journey began in the Mayville School District and continued when he graduated from the University of Whitewater. After graduation, he was employed at Quad Graphics in Lomira, from there he continued on to Metalcraft of Mayville where he started as a safety manager and worked his way up to the Vice President of Operations (a job he truly loved!).
Kyle worked hard, but found time for fun and his passions. As a huge Badger fan, on Saturday’s you would find Kyle in Section Y2 at Camp Randall Stadium.
He enjoyed salmon fishing on Lake Michigan with his second dad George who taught him everything he knew about fishing on the big lake. Kyle also enjoyed walleye fishing, turkey, and deer hunting, trap shooting and an occasional round of golf. He also loved to bowl and even bowled a 300 game!
Kyle’s free spirit and loving nature will be deeply missed by all who knew him, and his memory will forever remain in our hearts.
Kyle is survived by his wife Andrea. His parents- Dale and Karen Gourlie. Brother- Todd (Kristen) Gourlie. His grandmother- Arlene Kamrath. His father in law- John (Joy) Bosch. His mother in law- Wendy (special friend Rodney Dewitz) Bosch. Sisters in law- Danielle (David) Christian, Becky (Shawn) Geelan, Amy (Joe) Radcliffe, Justin (Jodi) Schraufnagel, and Erica Schraufnagel. Further survived by aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather Orville Kamrath, grandmother Bertha Gourlie, Uncles Duane and Donald Gourlie, and aunt Delores Laufenberg.
For all those who knew Kyle you knew how much he loved his red and white, please feel free to wear Badger apparel in honor of him.
Kyle’s family extends a heartfelt thank you to the staff at the Kathy Hospice in West Bend, as well as friends and family who visited, sent prayers and well wishes.
Ray and Aimee Beu
left a message on March 11, 2025:
Dale, Karen, Andrea ,Todd, and Kristen,
All of our love and prayers go out to all of you. Kyle was super fun and I have many memories of him growing up. From playing at Uncle Maynard and Aunt Delores’ farm to hanging out in Uncle Dale and Aunt Karen’s basement. As an adult I saw Kyle downtown after my high school reunion and we hung out the whole night. We had so much fun. Although it is hard, I know that there are many up in heaven that have welcomed Kyle and that makes me smile.
Love to you all and may God comfort you now and always.
Aimee and Ray Beu
william koenitzer
left a message on March 11, 2025:
Andrea, Dale, Karen, Todd, and Family,
Our deepest condolences on your loss of Kyle. May God wrap His loving arms around each of you and give you a peace that only He can give.
Sympathy and Hugs,
Bill and Kay Koenitzer
Jon and Linda Nedelcoff
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dale, Karen, Andrea ,Todd, and Kristen.
There are no words that can express our deepest sympathy.
I was so lucky to be around him, his teammates, and classmates. The laughter and great smile that Kyle always brought is something that cannot be taken away.
I will always cherish his contagious laughter and how he created a better mood in all people. I still remember vividly how he would drive that white jeep down Main Street with the music blaring and yell out “ Hey Mr N”
He truly was a pleasure to coach, teach, and just be around. His inner love of life was evident and will never end. Our prayers and thoughts.
God Speed
Jon and Linda Nedelcoff
Dennis Koepsell
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dale and Karen, Lou Ann and I send our deepest sympathy to you. Kyle was always refreshing and always said HI. I always enjoyed bowling with him and getting tied up with him in Horicon at the Rod and Gun club. We have now lost three good friends to this dreaded disease.His suffering is over, may God bless him, and you and Karen as well.
Nick and Alina Bosch
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dennis and Dolores Gubin
left a message on March 10, 2025:
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers and sympathy with you and the family!
Anonymous
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Kevin ONeill
left a message on March 9, 2025:
Jeff and Laura Frink (Verwiebe)
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Laura Frink (Verwiebe) and Jeff Frink
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Kyle, you were always an amazing friend and your laugh was contagious! You will be dearly missed...
Sending so much love and prayers to Dale, Karen, Todd and his beloved wife, Andrea. Praying for peace, healing and a flood of joyful memories to fill your hearts. Our most sincere condolences....
Jim and Ellie Sokoly
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Dale and Karen, we are so sorry to hear about Kyle. Can't imagine the pain you are going through. You both and the entire family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ron and Bonnie Lock
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Nathan and Julie Brown
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Joe and Amy
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Beth (Brummond) Badder
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Wendy, I am sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.
Janet Kasten
left a message on March 6, 2025:
My Deepest Sympathy to the whole Gourlie/Kamrath families.
Dan Keuler
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Dale and the Gourlie family, we are so sorry to hear of the passing of your son Kyle. We can only imagine that Melf was waiting with open arms and had a smart comment to make as to why Kyle is joing him at such a young age.
Our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Dan and Margie Keuler
Ron and Bonnie Lock
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Dear Kyle, we were blessed to have you as a friend and Metalcraft was blessed to have you on the team. At Metalcraft, people make the difference and you certainly did. As happens so often at Metalcraft, you were the right person at the right time. You touched so many people; your positive disposition was impactful. Your hard work and intelligence led to your success. Your passion was boundless for your profession and hobbies (Badgers, fishing on the Big Lakes, turkey hunting...and Tiger Woods). Kyle - A Life Well Lived.
With love, Ron and Bonnie Lock
Metalcraft of Mayville Safety Team
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Lynn Hurst and family and Rodney Fischer
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Brock Gourlie
left a message on March 5, 2025:
We are so sorry to hear the terrible news of Kyle's passing. Much love to you,
Brock and Cris
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Ray and Aimee Beu
left a message on March 11, 2025:
Dale, Karen, Andrea ,Todd, and Kristen,
All of our love and prayers go out to all of you. Kyle was super fun and I have many memories of him growing up. From playing at Uncle Maynard and Aunt Delores’ farm to hanging out in Uncle Dale and Aunt Karen’s basement. As an adult I saw Kyle downtown after my high school reunion and we hung out the whole night. We had so much fun. Although it is hard, I know that there are many up in heaven that have welcomed Kyle and that makes me smile.
Love to you all and may God comfort you now and always.
Aimee and Ray Beu
william koenitzer
left a message on March 11, 2025:
Andrea, Dale, Karen, Todd, and Family,
Our deepest condolences on your loss of Kyle. May God wrap His loving arms around each of you and give you a peace that only He can give.
Sympathy and Hugs,
Bill and Kay Koenitzer
Jon and Linda Nedelcoff
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dale, Karen, Andrea ,Todd, and Kristen.
There are no words that can express our deepest sympathy.
I was so lucky to be around him, his teammates, and classmates. The laughter and great smile that Kyle always brought is something that cannot be taken away.
I will always cherish his contagious laughter and how he created a better mood in all people. I still remember vividly how he would drive that white jeep down Main Street with the music blaring and yell out “ Hey Mr N”
He truly was a pleasure to coach, teach, and just be around. His inner love of life was evident and will never end. Our prayers and thoughts.
God Speed
Jon and Linda Nedelcoff
Dennis Koepsell
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dale and Karen, Lou Ann and I send our deepest sympathy to you. Kyle was always refreshing and always said HI. I always enjoyed bowling with him and getting tied up with him in Horicon at the Rod and Gun club. We have now lost three good friends to this dreaded disease.His suffering is over, may God bless him, and you and Karen as well.
Nick and Alina Bosch
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Dennis and Dolores Gubin
left a message on March 10, 2025:
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers and sympathy with you and the family!
Anonymous
left a message on March 10, 2025:
Kevin ONeill
left a message on March 9, 2025:
Jeff and Laura Frink (Verwiebe)
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Laura Frink (Verwiebe) and Jeff Frink
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Kyle, you were always an amazing friend and your laugh was contagious! You will be dearly missed...
Sending so much love and prayers to Dale, Karen, Todd and his beloved wife, Andrea. Praying for peace, healing and a flood of joyful memories to fill your hearts. Our most sincere condolences....
Jim and Ellie Sokoly
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Dale and Karen, we are so sorry to hear about Kyle. Can't imagine the pain you are going through. You both and the entire family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ron and Bonnie Lock
left a message on March 8, 2025:
Nathan and Julie Brown
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Joe and Amy
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Beth (Brummond) Badder
left a message on March 7, 2025:
Wendy, I am sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.
Janet Kasten
left a message on March 6, 2025:
My Deepest Sympathy to the whole Gourlie/Kamrath families.
Dan Keuler
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Dale and the Gourlie family, we are so sorry to hear of the passing of your son Kyle. We can only imagine that Melf was waiting with open arms and had a smart comment to make as to why Kyle is joing him at such a young age.
Our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Dan and Margie Keuler
Ron and Bonnie Lock
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Dear Kyle, we were blessed to have you as a friend and Metalcraft was blessed to have you on the team. At Metalcraft, people make the difference and you certainly did. As happens so often at Metalcraft, you were the right person at the right time. You touched so many people; your positive disposition was impactful. Your hard work and intelligence led to your success. Your passion was boundless for your profession and hobbies (Badgers, fishing on the Big Lakes, turkey hunting...and Tiger Woods). Kyle - A Life Well Lived.
With love, Ron and Bonnie Lock
Metalcraft of Mayville Safety Team
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Lynn Hurst and family and Rodney Fischer
left a message on March 6, 2025:
Brock Gourlie
left a message on March 5, 2025:
We are so sorry to hear the terrible news of Kyle's passing. Much love to you,
Brock and Cris
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