With firm faith in our Savior Jesus Christ, Kyle Donald Barth passed from this life into eternity on March 6, 2026 at the age of 33. After a month of feeling unwell, Kyle went to the doctor and was sent straight to the hospital where he passed away of unknown heart-related complications. Kyle was a humble, kind and a gentle soul that will be remembered for his presence in the lives of those who knew him. His time with family and friends left lasting memories. For Kyle there was nothing better than watching a game on the Lanai by the pool at his home with Christine, friends and his beloved dog Kobe.
Kyle graduated from Center Grove High School in 2010 and was a 2009 National Scholar representing Indiana for academic achievement. While there, he played quarterback on the 2009 Final Four football team was a member of the 2010 basketball team that was one of two MIC Championship teams in school history. After high school Kyle played football at Saint Josephs College and then Orange Coast College where he suffered an injury that ended his football career. Always strong academically, Kyle finished his degree in Business Administration and Financial Planning at Ball State University, Miller College of Business where he made the Deans list.  After college Kyle started his career with Charles Schwab in 2015 in the Indianapolis center and was then promoted into the Fort Myers branch in 2017 as an Associate Financial Consultant. He was promoted to Vice President, Financial Consultant in September of 2021. He absolutely loved helping people achieve their dreams.
From Executive Leadership at Charles Schwab: Kyle excelled because of his authenticity and ability to create meaningful relationships
with everyone. He was a consummate professional, mentor, and friend to many. He was the go-to guy for so many things. A newer team member who needed advice went to Kyle. And countless times, I went to Kyle as a thought partner. He was a leader and
that garnered a lot of respect from everyone.  At each of his stops Kyle made lifelong friends from coast to coast that he kept in touch with throughout his life. Kyle's life was marked by the connections he made and the moments he shared with those around him. With all he accomplished Kyle was just getting started. His plan was to marry Christine and have children. He was a kid at heart and loved spending time with his nieces. Though his time was far too short, his memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved him. Kyle is survived by his family and friends who will continue to honor his life and cherish the memories they shared with him. Survivors include the love of his life Christine Cruz, his parents Carol Styron/Henry Perry and Kent (Jodi) Barth; his sisters Kirsten (Josh) Crawford and Katie (Jared) Smith; three nieces Josie, June, Lily Crawford; his cousins Christina (Ryan) Calley, Helaina Thompson, Ashley (Bailey) Smith, Kaitlyn Gonzalez; his aunts Karlyn Gonzalez, Sara Thompson, Lori Lynn; his uncle Phil (Cherie)Thompson; as well other caring and loving relatives and friends.  He was preceded in death by his grandparents Evelyn and K. Don Thompson, Donalyn and Irwin Barth, Iva and Ray Lynn; by his uncle Kevin Barth.

A Celebration of Kyle Barth Life will be held Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at Forest Lawn Funeral Home, 1977 S. State Rd. 135, Greenwood, IN 46143 Celebration of Life Service will begin at 6:00 PM at the funeral home

Kyle Barth will be deeply missed by all who had the opportunity to know him.