It is with heavy hearts; the family of Kyle A. Jones announce his tragic passing from his years long battle with anxiety and depression. His heart was too good for this world, and ultimately, he never wanted others to struggle the way he did. His warmth and charisma will be missed by all who knew him.

He graduated from Living Word Academy, class of 2011 and was a long-time attender of Worship Center in Leola, and 180 youth group. Shortly after graduating, he traveled the world to spread the word with Youth with A Mission. In his youth he enjoyed his involvement with the Royal Rangers for many years, acted with Youth Theater at the Fulton Opera House and was a competitive swimmer on the swim team.

Most important to Kyle was his family. From spending the afternoon at the park with his sons, leaving sweet notes of kind words and encouragement for his wife, to sharing some of his favorite music on his record player or guitar, random conversations over coffee with his mom, and refining his culinary skills with new recipes to share, everything he did was to share his love in any way possible, with his family.

Aside from his culinary skills he enjoyed film photography, playing chess, and speaking with others sharing his mental health journey.

Kyle's memory, smile, and love, will live on in his loving wife Lauren (Muschlitz) Jones of Mountville, their sons Isaac and Kai, his parents, John A. Harris of Pittsburgh and Ruby (Martin) Jones of Mountville, his siblings, DeVon F. Jones of Mountville and Nicole D. Jones of Richmond, VA, nieces and nephews: Taylor Jones of Richmond, VA, Isaiah Jones, Savion Jones, and Donovan Jones, all of Mountville, an uncle Larry Martin of Lancaster, Lauren's parents, Rob Muschlitz of Millersville and Lori Grammas, wife of Jeff Grammas of Columbia, and brothers in law, Andrew Muschlitz of Columbia and Jeffrey Grammas. He was preceded in passing by his maternal grandmother, Rosie Martin and uncle, Harry K. Martin, Jr.

The family will greet guests on Friday, October 11, 2024, from 4 – 5 PM, at the Charles F. Snyder Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz, PA 17543. A Celebration of Kyle's life will begin at 5 PM following the greeting. Please continue Kyle's legacy of helping others by donating to the Mental Health America of Lancaster County, mhalancaster.org/

Kyle was "A Man After God's Own Heart".