Walk Down Memory Lane
Miss Billie’s Kids Kampus
232 W 800 S, Salt Lake City, UtahSunday Mar 22, 2026: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
2007 ~ 2026
Miss Billie’s Kids Kampus
232 W 800 S, Salt Lake City, UtahSunday Mar 22, 2026: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Kyle James Bevan entered our world on a beautiful spring day in April of 2007 and passed away on snowy February day just before his 19th birthday. An amazing son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend left this world listening to music with the love of friends, family, doctors, therapists, and caregivers at his side.
Kyle is truly a billion Pokémon rare. In August of 2024, a rare DNA brain tumor was found, one year later a new diagnosis with a cancer element, and then in February of 2026 a further diagnosis of growing teratoma syndrome. Kyle fought for 18 months with valor and courage. He showed us what grit means. He was constantly defying the odds, coming back time after time until he couldn’t.
Despite the overwhelming health challenges, Kyle never lost his spirit and remained a beacon of strength, resilience, and quiet courage to all who knew him. Kyle was curious, funny, kind, thoughtful, adventurous, and incredibly brave. He loved being with friends, listening to music and seeing live shows, skiing, mountain biking, reading Anime/Manga/Brandon Sanderson, swimming, hiking, and he never met a Rubik’s Cube he couldn’t solve, or a Lego set he couldn’t build. Don’t get us started on his national pinball wizard records or Oculus Beat Saber rankings.
Kyle brought light into every room he entered with smiles and smirks. His motto was “Word is Bond” and he was loyal to all those close to him. Kyle was committed to equality and inclusion. He leaves behind countless people who loved him deeply and will forever cherish their connection to him.
Kyle graduated from Salt Lake Center for Science Education (SLCSE) in 2025 and was planning on an engineering/computer science path in college. He even mentioned going into medical engineering after one of his surgeries. His quest for knowledge, his determination, and joy in learning was evident in everything he did.
Kyle will always be in our heart of hearts and his memory will carry on through his parents, Heather and Brian; his brother, Fynn; his loving grandmothers, Kathy, and Donna (Oma); his uncle and aunts, Chad, Kate, KJ, Vickie, and Chet; and the loving community of extended family, friends, teachers, doctors, nurses, and therapists who knew him more recently or throughout the years.
We will celebrate with an open house to take a Walk Down Memory Lane on Kyle’s favorite day, our Seventh Day Adventist Day, Sunday, March 22nd from 2-6pm at where it all started with Miss Billie’s Kids Kampus located at 232 W 800 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101.
We ask those close to Kyle to take a gander through your phones and find a few photos you love. Please print and bring them to the open house. There are so many memories with Kyle and we would love you to share yours. We will be also setting up a Google shared drive for all to add photos and take photos to remember Mr. KB by.
Heather, Sending so much love and hugs. Your love and care for your sweet son melts my heart. Thank you for always sharing your journey.
Words aren’t enough to express how truly amazing and precious, and heartbreaking it was to read what was said about Kyle.
Words aren’t enough to express how much my heart aches for you, Heather, and Brian, and Oma, and, well, the list is long that is for sure.
Please know that you are in my heart and in my prayers.
Kyle was truly one of the most determined people this world has seen, its clear he got that from his family. I'm sure he would want us to reminisce and live in his honor without him.
Much love, one of kyles many friends.
Heather, I remember babysitting your boys when they were little. They were such sweet, happy babies! Even after I moved away, I loved seeing the moments you shared online - the outdoor adventures and family times. I was following along when Kyle started going through his health struggles and I was rooting for him so hard. My heart broke when I saw the news. Kyle’s bravery was incredible. I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending so much love to you and your family ❤️
What I left out son….is the bond we shared for the last 18-months was like going backwards in time before you were finding your footing and independence was beautiful. As a young adult and having to be totally reliant on your mom had to be quite a thing to reconcile. You were really mad and annoyed with me at times, and I understood. I am grateful for how much kindness you showed your grieving mom from day one. I grieved for each diagnosis, each surgery, each chemo treatment, every setback, and for all you had lost along the way. I put on a warrior face and became your beacon of strength and hope. I advocated every minute of every day to ensure your care was the best. I challenged professionals with my expectations to do better, be better. I made them see you well as motivation for all on #TeamKyle. We learned how to communicate without words or sight. You could hear my whispers from across the room and your heart rate always lowered with mom’s touch and voice.
I also forgot to mention in your life sketch about how you were one with nature, one with the changing tides and lakes, and one with the sun and moon. You never missed an opportunity to take in the sunset, the moon, and stars. There are more pictures in your phone of the beauty around you outside than memes or friends, especially during it all. You never took them for granted, like you knew somehow you may never see one again in physical form. My hope is now you get to see sunsets and stars across the universe with all the good feels.
Through it all you always finished our I love you’s with forever and ever and our because forever’s with never ends!
I will keep whispering to you always.
I love and miss you Kyle 💜. Mom
I am so sorry for your loss. He was taken way too young and fought so hard. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May he rest in peace with our Lord and Savior. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💔❤️🩹
Kyle's bravery and courage in life is inspirational. Thank you for sharing his broader life journey. God bless you with solace, peace and love amidst this difficult time.
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Kyle fly high as an angel and continue to watch over your family from above. You were loved by many I’m grateful for the time to see you grow up and more grateful that you can be at peace. With love from Daniel, Elisa, Elaina and Peerless.
I hadn’t seen Kyle in years, not since he and I left our elementary school, Wasatch, in 2019. I was unaware of his health issues until I learned through a mutual friend that he had passed away. I remember Kyle as an always kind and bright spirit, and I remember him always carrying around a Rubik’s cube, solving them way quicker than I ever could. Though my memories of him are fuzzy, they are there and I have been very affected by his passing. Mine and my parents’s love and condolences go out to the Bevans and Kyle’s close friends. Rest well Kyle. Your old friends have you in our thoughts.
Each time I read these words I grieve anew for your loss. I didn’t know Kyle but my daughter was one of his therapists at the U hospital. She mentioned him to me several times and was devastated to lose him. My deepest condolences. He sounds like an incredible young man.
Dear Bevan Family,
We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. I'm sending you all my love.
Event details for this Sunday 3/22
https://everloved.com/life-of/kyle-bevan/
Oh Heather and family. I am SO sorry for your loss. I didn't know about Kyle's illness. I just heard and I am heartbroken for you all.
My heart goes out to you ❤️