Kim Wayne Kihle

Kim Wayne Kihle, 66, of Bar Nunn, WY, passed away suddenly October 18th, 2024.

Kim was born on January 20th in Havre, Montana to Myrtle and Donald Kihle in 1958. He attended school at Evansville Elementary, Dean Morgan Middle School and Kelly Walsh High School, where he graduated in 1977. He worked at a truck stop (Husky) throughout his High School years. He then went to work for Casper Concrete, then continued his work through JTL for 23yrs. After that, his best friend Rod Putnam didn't have to work hard for him to come work at Teton Steel, where Kim worked up until his very last day. Kim kept himself busy outside of work as President of the Lion's Club for several years & helping the committee with the zoning and planning of Bar Nunn. Kim also was very busy building on to his house as his family grew. He took pride in teaching his boys good life skills. Kim never stopped working on his house, where Randy Burke came back into play, not only as one of his best friends, but someone he could call on to help with every single project including helping his wife and sons as much as possible.

He was survived by his wife Susan Kihle (Heide); his three sons: Layne, Brandon, and Matthew Kihle; his Father Donald Kihle and his sister Candace; his Brother in law Kevin Sadler, numerous extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his Mother Myrtle Kihle and sister Deanna Sadler (Kihle).

A Memorial service will be held at Casper Newcomer Funeral Home on Saturday November 2nd at 11am.  A celebration of life will be held at the Elks Lodge #1353, 108 E 7th St, in Casper, following the services. To view his services visit, https://view.oneroomstreaming.com/index.php?data=MTczMDQxNjgwMDMzNTAwMiZvbmVyb29tLWFkbWluJmNvcHlfbGluaw==

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Wyoming Parks in Kim's memory, as he loved being outdoors on his four-wheeler with his family and friends and enjoyed maintaining the parks, trails and beauty that Wyoming has to offer: https://wyo-parks-headquarters.square.site/

The Family would like to give a special thanks to the First Responders.

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