Christopher Kyle Presley, lovingly known as Kyle, Chrispy, Cowboy, or the Italian Stallion, passed away in the early morning hours on June 6, 2024, at the age of 33. He was born on November 23, 1990, in Southaven, MS. Most recently, he resided in Coldwater, MS.

Kyle was a man of many passions and hobbies. He loved working on cars and computers, tinkering with RC cars, and listening to music, particularly by his favorite bands Led Zeppelin, Deftones, and System of a Down. He had a green thumb and was knowledgeable in botany, enjoying gardening and coming up with unique recipes and sauces especially if he could use things from the garden. Kyle also found joy in playing video games, spending time with his family, building furniture and décor, and welding. When it came to down time Kyle enjoyed lounging (usually covered with all the family's cats on him) watching movies or one of his favorite YouTubers Cleetus McFarland or catching a Green Bay packers game.

Known for his resourcefulness and creativity, Kyle was always finding ways to repurpose items for his home and shop. He was an excellent cook, a tattooist, and had a deep interest in conspiracy theories and survivalism. As a dedicated father, he found immense joy in his children, Lydia Grace Presley, his 18-month-old daughter, and his stepchildren Trent Thomas Maddock (19) and Loralei Anna Tarleton (16).

Kyle was the beloved partner of Alexis Jane Maddock for five years, and they had plans to marry in July of this year. Together, they rescued cats and shared a deep love for their family, including their pets. Kyle's parents, Christopher Lynn Presley and JoAnn Presley, along with his siblings Heather Brianne Presley, Harold Lynn Presley, and Cody Lynn Presley, survive him.

Kyle's defining personality traits were evident to all who knew him. He would go out of his way to check on his friends and family and always lend a helping hand. His love for his children was unwavering, and he took immense pride in being a father. He may not have always said or did the right thing but his main goal was to make sure his children knew they were loved and that they did the best they could in their lives, not repeating some of the mistakes he had made. Kyle was known for his stubbornness and resilience, yet he possessed a sweet and caring nature towards those he loved. He had a forgiving heart, sometimes too forgiving but he didn't like to see others hurting when he could help in anyway.Kyle was a talker, always sharing a story of his past, something he had just learned or his feelings. Kyle wasn't one to want to stay in one place, he liked exploring new places and had many dreams of family vacations traveling to new locations with new adventures and memories.

In his career, Kyle served as a plumber's assistant, contributing his skills and dedication to his work. He lived by the motto, "It's always something," a reminder to face challenges head-on.

Kyle's unexpected departure leaves a void in the lives of those who knew and loved him. His memory will forever be cherished by his family, friends, and all who were touched by his kindness and generosity.