Kyle Bartlett, a dedicated firefighter and engineer with West Metro Fire Rescue, has died, leaving behind a legacy of service, commitment, and community dedication.
Bartlett, who lived in Littleton, Colorado, was known not only for his professional contributions to public safety but also for his warm and supportive personality that touched colleagues, friends, and family alike. He devoted his life to helping others, both on the fire line and in everyday life, embodying the selfless spirit of a first responder.
A committed husband to Tiffany Bartlett since July 20, 2000, Kyle was also a beloved son, cousin, and friend. He is survived by his mother, Karen Bartlett, and extended family, including Marilyn Bartlett, Lee Searcy, Danielle Feck, Summer Savage, and Brandy Davis Heit. Friends and neighbors remember Kyle as approachable, kind-hearted, and always ready to lend a hand.
During his tenure at West Metro Fire Rescue, Bartlett earned respect for his engineering skills and his calm, dependable presence during emergency situations. Colleagues recall his unwavering dedication to safety and teamwork, noting that his guidance often made critical differences during challenging calls.
Kyle Bartlett’s passing is mourned by many across the Littleton and broader Colorado community. Those who knew him remember a man who valued family, friendship, and service above all else. Plans for a memorial service to honor his life and contributions will be shared with the community in the coming days.
His legacy as a public servant and compassionate individual will continue to inspire those who were fortunate to know him.