yle Bartlett of Littleton, CO, Passes Away – West Metro Fire Rescue Mourns Beloved Firefighter
Kyle Bartlett, a dedicated firefighter and engineer with West Metro Fire Rescue in Littleton, Colorado, has passed away, leaving behind a lasting legacy of service, dedication, and community impact.
Known for his professional skill and warm personality, Bartlett devoted his life to helping others both on and off the fire line. His calm, dependable presence during emergencies earned him respect from colleagues, while his kindness and generosity touched friends, family, and neighbors.
Bartlett was a loving husband to Tiffany Bartlett, whom he married on July 20, 2000. He is survived by his mother, Karen Bartlett, and extended family, including Marilyn Bartlett, Lee Searcy, Danielle Feck, Summer Savage, and Brandy Davis Heit. Those who knew him remember him as approachable, compassionate, and always willing to lend a hand.
During his time at West Metro Fire Rescue, Bartlett’s expertise as a firefighter and engineer helped ensure the safety of countless community members. Colleagues recall his unwavering commitment to teamwork, guidance during critical situations, and dedication to public safety.
The Littleton and Colorado community mourns his loss, honoring a man who valued family, friendship, and service above all. Memorial service details will be shared in the coming days.
Kyle Bartlett’s legacy as a committed public servant and compassionate individual will continue to inspire all who knew him.