Ryan T. Knight
June 18, 1986 -
November 27, 2014
Ryan T. Knight, age 28, died on Thursday, November 27, 2014.
Ryan was born on June 18, 1986. He graduated from Tremper High School in 2005 and played for many hockey teams, including the Kenosha Komets, Fon Du Lac Bears and Team Wisconsin AAA. He also attended Arizona State University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Ryan was and will always be the light of our family, even as a child he made everyone laugh. He was a loving, kind, generous son, brother, uncle and friend. His passions were hockey, spending time with family and friends and teaching his nephew hilarious tricks to pull on others. Ryan was a free-spirit that was always ready to start a new adventure. He was the life of the party and made sure that everyone around him was having a good-time.
Ryan is survived by his parents, Debra (Terrence) Flatley of Renton, WA and Thomas (Anna) Knight of Kenosha; his sisters Celena Knight of Renton, WA, Mallary Flatley of Renton, WA, Jamie Flatley of Chicago, IL; his brothers, Cory and Kyle Quinn, both of Kenosha; and the light of his life, his nephew Jakob Cyril Knight of Renton, WA.
He is further survived by his grandparents, Cyril and Karen Morovits of Edgerton, WI; his great-grandmother, Anne Rowe of Prairie Du Chein, WI; as well as uncountable family and friends who will always love him dearly.
Ryan was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Bob and Darlene “Corky” Knight.
Posted by:
Carson LovelessCondolences to his family and his friends
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Diane HebertMy condolences to the entire family. I was one of Ryan's teachers at Roosevelt School. I remember him fondly and was so sorry to hear about his death. My prayers go out to all the family. Diane
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Ken LearmontI am so sorry to hear about your great loss. You have my deepest sympathy. I did not know Ryan but I can tell he was a wonderful person. I went to school with his parents. Tom and Debbie may gods hand give you and your families strength to carry on.
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Carol Castelli-RatliffI was so sad to hear of Ryan's passing. Your family is in my prayers each day that you may find peace in knowing his soul will be alive and with all of you forever.
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Pam DrummondMy condolences to the families of Ryan. My thoughts are with you.
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Dan ColeI am very sorry for your loss. It can be hard for friends and family to find the right words to express at a time like this. Thankfully, we can always echo the comforting words that we read in the Bible. At Revelation 21:4 it tells us that the God of all comfort will soon do away with all suffering, sickness, tears, and death. Along with that promise and the one we read at John 5: 28, 29 we can have a solid hope for the future. Until then, may your loving memories bring you relief during this difficult time. Your family has my sincerest condolences.
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Colleen B.I remember going to school with him. He was such a sweet guy. I am so sorry for your loss.
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Debbie GoodhallI am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
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Rod & MechelleWe will sincerely miss Ryan's bright smile from across the yard, his kindness and the help he was always willing to give us, asking for nothing in return. Our hearts go out to your family. Sending many prayers your way.
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Irene NiccolaiMy prayers and heartfelt sympathies to Tom and the entire Knight family. I last saw him when he was 3 and what a handsome man he had become. May his wonderful memories bring you joy at this difficult time. Irene Niccolai
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Ferne CerquaMy sincere condolences in the loss of your loved one. Ferne
