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Officer Kyle M. Anerousis passed away suddenly Thursday, December 31 in Glassboro, NJ to be reunited with his father, Chris Anerousis, and his dog, Nikie. Kyle is survived by his beloved fiance, Gianna Bowler, and their huge family together. Devoted father to his “fur babies,” Mimi, Milo, Meika, Hulk and Hogan. Cherished son of KatContinue Reading
Officer Kyle M. Anerousis passed away suddenly Thursday, December 31 in Glassboro, NJ to be reunited with his father, Chris Anerousis, and his dog, Nikie. Kyle is survived by his beloved fiance, Gianna Bowler, and their huge family together. Devoted father to his “fur babies,” Mimi, Milo, Meika, Hulk and Hogan. Cherished son of Kat Winkelspecht, Chris Anerousis (deceased), and stepfather, Bruce Winkelspecht. Adored brother of Derek Anerousis, Brielle Anerousis-Morris (Michael Morris), and Bret Winkelspecht. Dedicated Godfather and Uncle to Liam Morris. Caring Grandson of Georgia Anerousis. Deeply loved in-law of Bill and Diane Bowler, Virginia and Frank Fiorentino, and Janae Bowler. Cherished and loved by extended family members and good friends.
Kyle was a graduate of Rowan University, a talented drummer, and an avid Philly sports fan. After graduating from the Police Academy at the top of his class (and receiving numerous honors), he became an esteemed police officer with the Rowan University Police Department. He spent 7 years volunteering for the Camden County Animal Shelter alongside his fiancé. As a former district medal winner in wrestling, Kyle enjoyed his time spent as a volunteer wrestling coach. His contagious smile and laugh brought joy to everyone he encountered. Kyle was not only funny, but also a selfless, kind-hearted and honorable man. He will be sorely missed by family, friends, and his brothers and sisters of the Gloucester County Police Academy Class of 46. His viewing will be open to the public Wednesday from 9:00-11:30 AM at Our Lady of Peace in Williamstown. Funeral mass will follow at noon. Burial will be at Lakeview Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations in Kyle’s memory may be made to the Camden County Animal Shelter, 125 County House Rd, Sewell, NJ 08080.
Judi DeYoung
left a message on January 4, 2016:
I have watched Kyle grow up through the years from when my boys were on his brother's baseball team that his dad coached to just a few months ago when I cleaned his teeth. What I remember most is his smile. It could light up a whole room! I also remember him talking about how happy he was with his life being engaged and working as a police officer. My heart goes out to all of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Judi DeYoung
Karen Bonas Todd
left a message on January 6, 2016:
Thinking of you all during such a difficult time. Hoping everyones kind words about this magnificent man you loved somehow brings smiles to your faces oneday soon. Praying for comfort for your family and friends that honor him. The Bonas Family
Dan Willing
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I remember Kyle has being a hard worker and a leader. He was one of the hardest working guys in the wrestling room from middle school to our senior year. He was a good person and played a major part in making everyone on our team a better wrestler. When I heard the news I teared up. RIP Kyle
Louann Cromley-Altbaum
left a message on January 2, 2016:
My condolences to you and your family. I first met Kyle as a cute little blond-headed boy of about 3 or 4. He was in my daughter's class throughout school and was a good friend to her. He always had a smile on his face. My heart breaks for the entire family and the family of his fiancée. You are in my prayers.
Best,
Louann Cromley-Altbaum
Tom
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I remember meeting Kyle in 7th grade as a fresh new drummer with his best friend Andrew. He did some recordings at my house and always shared some laughs.
Years later and recently I ran into him when he was working security at Rowan University and I was there tracking drums. He was so full of life and positivity. We talked for a little bit about life, what we were up to, and old times. He had grown into such an honorable man and I remember leaving that conversation so impressed with his growth and positivity. Rest In Peace.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Tom Macaluso
left a message on January 5, 2016:
I vividly recall playing Little League baseball with Kyle for our 11 and 12 year old seasons on the Indians over at Church Street. Lost in all his wrestling success was how skilled of a third basemen he was, and an even better teammate. My favorite memory, however, was the number of females who would attend our games solely to watch him. Though I don't personally know Gianna, I have little doubt Kyle had a hard time bringing a smile to her face.
I can attest that Kyle led by example from a young age and clearly exemplified these characteristics through high school and beyond. It saddens me that the SJ community lost a truly remarkable individual. My deepest sympathies go out to Kyle's family.
-Tom Macaluso
howell
left a message on January 6, 2016:
Tad melinda rich & myself kris howell are saddened beyond words of your loss. May his memory be eternal
Mary Jane Valaitis
left a message on January 6, 2016:
The picture I posted will always be how I will remember Kyle. He was a sweet loving child whose smile would brighten up your day. Being close friends with my children Kyle was over my home quite often. He and my daughter Kristin were “partners in crime” at age 3. They loved driving his mother and myself crazy. There are no words to express the heartfelt sorrow that we feel for all of you. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
~The Valaitis Family
Pete Vignola, Sr
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I will always remember Kyle as a good man and a fine police officer. The time i spent with him will be in my memory forever. The day of your graduation from the GCPA, we embraced, and i felt a truly sincere person. Kyle, we will one day meet again. Until then, rest easy my friend
Pete and Barbara Vignola, Sr, parents of Officer Pete Vignola,Jr, Gloucester County Sheriffs Office
Dennis Felsing
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Kyle. I unfortunately never knew the man however I did have the honor of watching him Graduate from the Police Academy in July, My son also graduated in that class. I can not begin to tell you of the heartbreak in his voice when he called me that morning to tell me the news, He was torn in half. He made a lifelong friend in Kyle, Someone who he enjoyed being around and the phone calls between shifts they shared. The Thin Blue Line lost a soldier but his memory will live on forever to those who knew him best.
Dennis Felsing
Father of Ptlm. Jason Felsing Lower Township Police Dept.
Jim Rutter
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I will try to always remember Kyle the way i was so lucky enough to have known him as his wrestling coach , mentor and his friend . I will always remember him coming up to the school i coach at now and helping my guys get ready for a big match or just to roll around with my guys in the hot summer , when he could have been at the beach or with his family , but he choose to help me out . That's the way i will always remember Kyle Anerousis !!! A Real Warrior , Friend , and most of all a Human Being , so full of life , and i will cherish these Memories and someday when we meet again , i will thank him the way i always did shake his hand and hug him and tell him i love him , just like i always did . I love you Kyle !!!
Rut
anthony delmar
left a message on January 3, 2016:
Lit a candle in memory of Kyle M. Anerousis
Bob Powell
left a message on January 7, 2016:
When I heard the news, it was like his father, Chris had passed away again...I only met him twice; but he was a spitting image of my best friend growing up...his father...Sometimes things just don't make any sense...God Bless you all...
Donna Liszewski
left a message on January 6, 2016:
My heart is breaking to hear about the passing of Kyle. I was his third grade teacher at Radix. Although I have not seen him since then, I remember him in class like it was yesterday. He was such a smart, sweet, funny, and happy little boy. My deepest sympathies go out to his family and fiance'.
Nancy Anderson
left a message on January 5, 2016:
My condolences to the family. Kyle was a former coworker of mine and it saddens me to hear of his passing. My prayers go out to his family.
Linda Roth Gutleber
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I am a childhood friend of Kyle's mother, Cathy. I never knew Kyle as a grown man, I only knew him as a baby and what a cute little guy he was. Sending my very deepest sympathy to Cathy and to Kyle's entire family. My heart is broken for all of you. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Linda Roth Gutleber, Erial, New Jersey
Mike Kantner and Lynne DiFrank
left a message on January 3, 2016:
Our heartfelt condolences go out to Kyle's extended family. Kyle will forever be remembered as "One Good Cop" whose service to others was second to none. May the Gods protect you Kyle as you now provide your exemplary service to others throughout the heavens. God Bless You and Your family.
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Judi DeYoung
left a message on January 4, 2016:
I have watched Kyle grow up through the years from when my boys were on his brother's baseball team that his dad coached to just a few months ago when I cleaned his teeth. What I remember most is his smile. It could light up a whole room! I also remember him talking about how happy he was with his life being engaged and working as a police officer. My heart goes out to all of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Judi DeYoung
Karen Bonas Todd
left a message on January 6, 2016:
Thinking of you all during such a difficult time. Hoping everyones kind words about this magnificent man you loved somehow brings smiles to your faces oneday soon. Praying for comfort for your family and friends that honor him. The Bonas Family
Dan Willing
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I remember Kyle has being a hard worker and a leader. He was one of the hardest working guys in the wrestling room from middle school to our senior year. He was a good person and played a major part in making everyone on our team a better wrestler. When I heard the news I teared up. RIP Kyle
Louann Cromley-Altbaum
left a message on January 2, 2016:
My condolences to you and your family. I first met Kyle as a cute little blond-headed boy of about 3 or 4. He was in my daughter's class throughout school and was a good friend to her. He always had a smile on his face. My heart breaks for the entire family and the family of his fiancée. You are in my prayers.
Best,
Louann Cromley-Altbaum
Tom
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I remember meeting Kyle in 7th grade as a fresh new drummer with his best friend Andrew. He did some recordings at my house and always shared some laughs.
Years later and recently I ran into him when he was working security at Rowan University and I was there tracking drums. He was so full of life and positivity. We talked for a little bit about life, what we were up to, and old times. He had grown into such an honorable man and I remember leaving that conversation so impressed with his growth and positivity. Rest In Peace.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Tom Macaluso
left a message on January 5, 2016:
I vividly recall playing Little League baseball with Kyle for our 11 and 12 year old seasons on the Indians over at Church Street. Lost in all his wrestling success was how skilled of a third basemen he was, and an even better teammate. My favorite memory, however, was the number of females who would attend our games solely to watch him. Though I don't personally know Gianna, I have little doubt Kyle had a hard time bringing a smile to her face.
I can attest that Kyle led by example from a young age and clearly exemplified these characteristics through high school and beyond. It saddens me that the SJ community lost a truly remarkable individual. My deepest sympathies go out to Kyle's family.
-Tom Macaluso
howell
left a message on January 6, 2016:
Tad melinda rich & myself kris howell are saddened beyond words of your loss. May his memory be eternal
Mary Jane Valaitis
left a message on January 6, 2016:
The picture I posted will always be how I will remember Kyle. He was a sweet loving child whose smile would brighten up your day. Being close friends with my children Kyle was over my home quite often. He and my daughter Kristin were “partners in crime” at age 3. They loved driving his mother and myself crazy. There are no words to express the heartfelt sorrow that we feel for all of you. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
~The Valaitis Family
Pete Vignola, Sr
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I will always remember Kyle as a good man and a fine police officer. The time i spent with him will be in my memory forever. The day of your graduation from the GCPA, we embraced, and i felt a truly sincere person. Kyle, we will one day meet again. Until then, rest easy my friend
Pete and Barbara Vignola, Sr, parents of Officer Pete Vignola,Jr, Gloucester County Sheriffs Office
Dennis Felsing
left a message on January 2, 2016:
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Kyle. I unfortunately never knew the man however I did have the honor of watching him Graduate from the Police Academy in July, My son also graduated in that class. I can not begin to tell you of the heartbreak in his voice when he called me that morning to tell me the news, He was torn in half. He made a lifelong friend in Kyle, Someone who he enjoyed being around and the phone calls between shifts they shared. The Thin Blue Line lost a soldier but his memory will live on forever to those who knew him best.
Dennis Felsing
Father of Ptlm. Jason Felsing Lower Township Police Dept.
Jim Rutter
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I will try to always remember Kyle the way i was so lucky enough to have known him as his wrestling coach , mentor and his friend . I will always remember him coming up to the school i coach at now and helping my guys get ready for a big match or just to roll around with my guys in the hot summer , when he could have been at the beach or with his family , but he choose to help me out . That's the way i will always remember Kyle Anerousis !!! A Real Warrior , Friend , and most of all a Human Being , so full of life , and i will cherish these Memories and someday when we meet again , i will thank him the way i always did shake his hand and hug him and tell him i love him , just like i always did . I love you Kyle !!!
Rut
anthony delmar
left a message on January 3, 2016:
Lit a candle in memory of Kyle M. Anerousis
Bob Powell
left a message on January 7, 2016:
When I heard the news, it was like his father, Chris had passed away again...I only met him twice; but he was a spitting image of my best friend growing up...his father...Sometimes things just don't make any sense...God Bless you all...
Donna Liszewski
left a message on January 6, 2016:
My heart is breaking to hear about the passing of Kyle. I was his third grade teacher at Radix. Although I have not seen him since then, I remember him in class like it was yesterday. He was such a smart, sweet, funny, and happy little boy. My deepest sympathies go out to his family and fiance'.
Nancy Anderson
left a message on January 5, 2016:
My condolences to the family. Kyle was a former coworker of mine and it saddens me to hear of his passing. My prayers go out to his family.
Linda Roth Gutleber
left a message on January 3, 2016:
I am a childhood friend of Kyle's mother, Cathy. I never knew Kyle as a grown man, I only knew him as a baby and what a cute little guy he was. Sending my very deepest sympathy to Cathy and to Kyle's entire family. My heart is broken for all of you. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Linda Roth Gutleber, Erial, New Jersey
Mike Kantner and Lynne DiFrank
left a message on January 3, 2016:
Our heartfelt condolences go out to Kyle's extended family. Kyle will forever be remembered as "One Good Cop" whose service to others was second to none. May the Gods protect you Kyle as you now provide your exemplary service to others throughout the heavens. God Bless You and Your family.
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