Kyle Richard Brinegar of Havre de Grace, MD passed away on February 3rd, 2017. He was 32. Kyle was born in Rosedale, MD to Donatina “Tina” Brinegar and the late Warren T. Brinegar. Kyle was the devoted brother to Kelly L. Brinegar. Kyle was a graduate of Havre de Grace High School and was employed at the Bel Air Auto Auction. He was known by all of having the BIGGEST heart, funny, eccentric, unique and someone who loved exploring and researching history and conspiracy theories. Kyle loved soccer and played while in school, that led to trips to Italy and England to play against other teams in his age group. He had a wide variety of interests and passions that span from History, Ancient Aliens TV show, Archeology, Philosophy and cooking Italian pasta dishes. He was a lover of all types and genres of music but especially loved the classics like Steely Dan and Pink Floyd and 2 Pac. When Kyle’s father passed away, his grandfather and uncle taught and helped him wire electricity from the house to an outdoor shed that was to be converted into a recording studio. They managed to frame out a small recording booth inside the shed complete with a nice window opening and purchase all the soundproof panels; however it never quite made it to completion. Though it remained unfinished, “Shedd Rekords” became the greatest hang out spot where he and all his buddies spent many hours making beats, writing lyrics and basically “chillin”. It was comforting to his mom to have them safe and having fun right at the end of the driveway. Kyle loved to skateboard, paint oil on canvas, draw and enjoyed fashion that was described as California style by his sister. Kyle had a lot of passions and he was truly devoted to his family and friends. He was a lover of animals and plants and was always exploring something new to research and learn about. Kelly recalls a time when he spent three weeks learning all about aquariums for fish tanks he recently purchased for himself and her college apartment. Kyle had the type of personality that allowed him to relate to people of all ages. Kids and teens who lived nearby admired Kyle’s unique creativity and outlook on life. He was always giving and always looking after his younger sister. They shared a love of their favorite amusement park growing up, Busch Gardens, Italian food, comedy, clothes, soccer, building forts, playing pranks on Mom and so much more. He loved Italian art history and Philosophers. He loved studying about psychology and how history shaped our current systems. He will be remembered by his family who nicknamed him Smiley Kyley when he was younger due to the never ending smile on his face and his funny sense of humor. A viewing will be held on Friday, February 10, 2017 from 6 to 8 P.M. at the Zellman Funeral Home, P.A., 123 S. Washington Street, Havre de Grace, MDA funeral service will be held on Saturday, February, 11, 2017 at 11 A.M at the Zellman Funeral Home, P.A. Messages of condolences may be made to www.zellmanfuneralhome.com