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Kyle Lee Aebi © Enid Morning News 06-2002 Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
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The funeral for Kyle Lee Aebi will be held at 10 AM on Thursday at the Pond Creek – Hunter School Auditorium. Gary Hendrickson, pastor of First Lutheran of Pond Creek will officiate. Burial will follow in the Pond Creek Cemetery. Arrangements are by Ladusau – Evans Funeral Home.
Kyle was born November 18, 1979 in Enid to Harold and Linda Aebi and died Sunday, June 9 at St. Mary's Hospital.
He attended all 12 years at Pond Creek Hunter and graduated in 1998. While in high school he received numerous awards and honors for his FFA activities, sports, and academics. He received the State Farmer Degree, Oklahoma Academic Scholar, Presidential Education Award, KOCB Student Athlete of the Week, 8 – Man All Star, All District and NW All – Star Team.
He attended Oklahoma State University and would have graduated this December with a degree in AgEconomics and Finance. He was a member of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity where he made many lasting and valuable friendships. He worked as an intern at the Enid branch Farm Credit office and was currently employed by Eskimo Joe's in Stillwater.
Kyle was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Pond Creek where he served as an usher.
He was outstanding young man and will be deeply missed by his devoted family and a multitude of friends. We are saddened by his sudden passing, but rejoice he is with his Lord.
Kyle is survived by his parents, Harold and Linda; his twin brother, Kevin of Pond Creek; his grandmother's, Docie Aebi of Nash, Nadine Herbert of Enid; aunts and uncles: Donna Semrad of Garber, Jack and MaryBeth Light, Don and Peggy Harvey, Steven Glenda Aebi all of Enid; Jerry and Debbie Aebi of Yukon; cousins: Todd, Shelley, Lalita, West, Misty, Jami, Taylor, Jason, Jessica, and twins Tiffany and Tonya.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather's: Ralph Aebi and Emanuel Herbert and an uncle, Jerry Semrad.
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9 June 2002
By Robert Barron Staff Writer
Accident
The funeral is pending for 22 – year – old Kyle Lee Aebi, who was killed in a harvest – related accident Sunday.
A.B., who was from pond Creek, was killed when his truck overturned while he was hauling wheat to a local grain elevator.
According to and Enid Police Department report, Aebi was traveling west on Breckinridge and attempted a left turn onto 30th at about 4:40 PM Sunday. The truck, which was partially loaded, apparently swerved, causing the weight to shift and the truck to overturn.
Aebi. Was partially ejected, according to witnesses, said EPD Capt. Nathan Morris.
"He apparently took the corner at an unsafe speed and the load shifted, causing the vehicle to overturn, dumping the load," Morris said.
The truck, a semi-– tractor with single axle belly dump trailer, reportedly is owned by Todd Semrad of Hunter, Morris said.
Witnesses pulled Aebi from the truck and began performing CPR. Police officers continued CPR when they arrived.
Aebi was taken to St. Mary's Regional Medical Center by ambulance with head and neck injuries and died later at the hospital.
The accident was investigated by Enid Police Officer Andy Morris.
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