Kyle F. Ballering

September 26, 1988 - February 17, 2023

Facebook

Services will be held privately.

Memorials to the family appreciated to be used for Kobe’s care and family-chosen charities.

Kyle F. Ballering – Departed this life unexpectedly on Friday, February 17, 2023, age 34.

Beloved son of Jeff and Pat Ballering. Cherished brother of Leanne Ballering (fiancé Brandon Hahn) and best friend, Kobe, Kyle’s Huskie. Grandson of James and Carol Weyek. Nephew of Jackie Ballering, Judy Ballering, Dave Weyek, Joanne (Mike) Halvorson, Sandie (Jim) Wehrenberg and Ken (Marie) Weyek. Cousin of Jessica (Michael) Jones, Scott (Megan) Halvorson, Emilie (Steven) Piper, Jasmine Weyek (fiancé Zach), Grayson Weyek, Allie Gardner, Erika Gardner and Amber Perez. Also loved by many friends.

Preceded in death by grandparents Jerry and Elaine Ballering and cousin Cassidy Weyek.

Kyle had a wide variety of interests from sports to nature to just learning all he could. He was very intelligent and the world was something he found fascinating. He would delve into why and how things worked. From little on he wanted to understand everything, not just be told an answer. Always inquisitive. He obtained two Bachelors degree in Political Science and Sociology. He most recently became a Certified Nutritionist. Fitness, nutrition and going to the gym were a priority for him. While working in the commercial insurance industry challenged him and was his career, his goal was to work for himself-always thinking and making notes of new ideas.

Kyle played and enjoyed baseball, football, golf, bass fishing and had a love for basketball especially. March Madness will never be the same without him. He enjoyed dressing in style and had quite a collection of athletic shoes for his casual look. He used to research what shoes were coming out next so he could be prepared.

Kyle was known not only for his kindness but for grasping what he could from life. He always said there is so much out there to experience and didn’t understand how people could be content with the sameness of life. He was very determined to do what he set out to do…skydiving even though not a fan of heights, moving to California, changing to better job positions, changing schools, owning a dog (Kobe) and being a homeowner. He wasn’t deterred from making the changes he felt he needed in his life.

Kyle always made friends wherever he went and had an infectious smile. He was loved by all. He was admired at work by his peers and employers for his work ethic and knowledge and was inspired by challenges.

Kyle was a private, compassionate and kind human being who will forever be loved and always missed. He constantly taught us different ways to look at life. His family, those that knew him and the world are a better place because of him.

Memorials to the family appreciated to be used for Kobe’s care and family-chosen charities.

Services will be held privately.

Memorials to the family appreciated to be used for Kobe’s care and family-chosen charities.

Kyle F. Ballering – Departed this life unexpectedly on Friday, February 17, 2023, age 34. Beloved son of Jeff and Pat Ballering. Cherished brother of Leanne Ballering (fiancé Brandon Hahn) and best friend, Kobe, Kyle’s Huskie. Grandson of James and Carol Weyek. Nephew of Jackie Ballering, Judy Ballering, Dave Weyek, Joanne (Mike) Halvorson, Sandie (Jim)Continue Reading

Watch Tribute

See Condolences

I just heard this tragic news today. I worked with Kyle at my last job for almost three years. He was an amazing person. My deepest condolences to the family. Nan Vorath

Dear Jeff, Pat, Leanne and extended family. Our sincere condolences. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Jeff and Pat We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this very trying time. Mike and Sheryl Sharp

I was so sorry to hear of Kyle's passing through a mutual friend. He was a patient of mine at Heffernan Chiropractic Clinic. I always enjoyed talking to him about nutrition, his dog, Kobe, and his home improvement plans. And I always looked forward to seeing what cool shoes he would have on. I would ask him about any new restaurants to check out in Bayview. I will miss seeing his smiling face and seeing Kobe out the window. I am praying for your family for this great loss. May God be with him and your family!

I had the pleasure of working with Kyle at ABRC/USI. He was very kind-hearted and loved by all. My condolences to the Ballering family (and Kobe).

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

To Kyle's parents and sister, I am so, so sorry to hear this. I worked with Kyle at ABRC/USI. I remember the day he came to the downtown office for his interview. Full beard, sharp suit and shoes. Kyle was a great dresser, always looking spiffy. He was young and full of life and wanted to experience everything life had to offer. His smile was infectious. He was a great, great guy and will be deeply missed by many. My deepest condolences. Rest in Peace Kyle.

In memory of Kyle F. Ballering, The Blumenberg’s lit a candle

Kyle's smile, spirit and energy were infectious at our office. Heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones.

I am so sorry for your loss. Kyle was a very kind and thoughtful soul and I always enjoyed talking and working with him. Prayers to your family for help through this difficult time.

Kyle was a smart, kind and gentle person, such a terrible loss. He will be missed.

I am so sorry for your loss. I really enjoyed working with Kyle.

I have worked with Kyle at ABRC/USI for the past few years. He and I worked together on many clients. I really enjoyed working with him. Clients really enjoyed working with him and he gained their trust quickly because he was a good communicator with a very likable personality. My condolences to his family, he will be missed.

I am heartbroken to here of Kyle's passing, I worked with Kyle and always thought he was one of the kindest souls I ever met. He was such a wonderful thoughtful, respectable person. We shared many conversations about the world, we always had good conversations, I will miss him very much. And to you Mr. & Mrs. Ballering I am sorry for the great pain you must be feeling and know that he always cared very much about you both and enjoyed his fishing trips with his dad, and loved and enjoyed time with his sister. Blessings to your family.

I’m so sorry for your loss. Kyle was such a great coworker and I’m so fortunate to have known him. Thank you for sharing more about Kyle. He will forever be remembered.

Jeff and Pat, I am so incredibly sorry for the loss of your son. It’s devastating news. And my heart sinks for you! I will include you and your family in my prayers. May God wrap you tightly in His care and help you heal. My deepest condolences, Donella

Pat and Jeff, so sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to you. Love Tracey and Paul.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.

Kyle F. Ballering

Brookfield

Brown Deer Road

Capitol Drive

New Berlin