Kyle Quinn

Kyle Quinn, 31, was a member of the Saint Paul community whose life touched family and neighbors in the Frogtown area. Public records and contemporary local reporting identify him as a 31-year-old Saint Paul resident who died January 18, 2022. While formal obituary or funeral-home notices matching that exact date were not found in the public record, news accounts and community fundraising posts show a family grieving the loss of a young man who belonged to a close-knit household.

Available reports place Kyle in the Frogtown neighborhood and describe him as part of a family already coping with prior loss — details that help explain the depth of sorrow felt by relatives and friends. In the days after his death, neighbors and those who knew the family sought to support them; a family fundraising page mentioned needs for funeral expenses and a headstone, and relatives shared the difficulty of losing another loved one so soon. Those accounts, while limited in personal detail, portray a family-centered response to tragedy and a community coming together in practical and emotional support.

Because there is no published, family-authorized obituary located that provides a fuller account of Kyle’s life, this remembrance focuses on what can be respectfully confirmed: he was a 31-year-old Saint Paul resident whose death on January 18, 2022, deeply affected his family and neighbors. The available sources document the loss without inventorying private details; they show a community asking for information and for ways to help the grieving family.

This page honors Kyle without speculation. Even when public records are sparse, each life has meaning to those who loved them — family members, friends, and neighbors who remember ordinary moments, shared meals, conversations, laughter, and presence. For those who wish to mark Kyle’s life, consider the quiet acts that sustain communities: checking on a neighbor, offering practical help after loss, and keeping the memory of a person alive in small, sustaining ways. May Kyle be remembered with dignity by those who loved him.