Kyle Manuell Wiles

Kyle Manuell Wiles, affectionately known to many as "Scooby," left us on April 10, 2026, in Clinton, Oklahoma, marking the end of a life that touched countless hearts. Born on July 26, 1996, in Plymouth, Indiana, Kyle's journey through life was marked by steadfast devotion, humor, and an unwavering willingness to help those around him.

For approximately 13 years, Kyle dedicated himself to his career as a tire technician, a role in which his reliability and skill mirrored the steadfastness of his character. Yet, it was not just his work that defined him—it was his vibrant personality that truly made Kyle unforgettable. Known for his sassy wit and infectious humor, he had a way of brightening any room he entered. Everyone who met him quickly came to love the warmth and genuine kindness he radiated.

Above all else, Kyle was a devoted father, cherishing daughter Jayden,  and sons JP, and Jasper—with a depth of love that knew no bounds. His children were the center of his world, and his role as a dad was something he embraced with all his heart. Alongside his beloved wife, Rebekah Reed-Wiles, Kyle nurtured a family filled with love and laughter.

Kyle's circle extended beyond his immediate family, encompassing a close-knit group of loved ones who admired him deeply. He is survived by his parents, Jennifer and Raymond Sayerwinnie of Oklahoma City; his brother Chazz Wiles, also of Oklahoma City; his siblings Krystal Wiles-Bemowski of Wisconsin; sister Jayde Wiles- Rowe and Sergio Rowe as well as his cherished grandmother Sandra Powell-Carroll of Oklahoma City and grandfather Robert Carroll Sr. of Wisconsin. The bonds of family further extend to nieces Julianna and Chloey Sayerwinnie, and Stormy Rowe, alongside nephews Blaize and Jackson Sayerwinnie and Anthony Rowe, all residing in Oklahoma City.

Kyle's broader family also includes aunts and uncles who held him dear: Debbie and Donnie Schoessow of Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll Jr. of Texas, Dawn and James Zeibarth of Minnesota, and Brigette Barnette of Oklahoma City. Their memories of Kyle will surely keep his spirit alive in their hearts.

Though his brother Skylar M Wiles has preceded him in passing, leaving a space that only loved ones can understand, Kyle's legacy endures among those he leaves behind, carried forward in the stories, laughter, and love they shared.

Kyle was truly a man with a good heart—one willing to do anything for anyone in need. His spirit, marked by kindness and a unique blend of sass and humor, remains with every life he touched. Though he has departed from this world, his presence lingers—a beacon of love and light to his family and friends.

Your gone but never forgotten, Kyle. We’ll see you when we get there. Love Always.