Kyle Arron Riethmann

AUBURN – Kyle Aaron Riethmann, of Auburn, passed away unexpectedly Dec. 9, 2022. He was only 31. Our family is devastated.

While in school, Kyle enjoyed playing team sports and had lots of Edward Little pride. He spent much of his childhood winters skiing at Lost Valley, practicing in the Terrain Park. Kyle also loved camping at Beaver Brook. Kyle loved creating with his hands and always extended a helping hand.

When Kyle was not working or spending time with family, his hobbies included cooking, skiing, skateboarding, lacrosse, rollerblading, riding horses, dirt biking, basketball, swimming, and hiking. He also loved to listen to music and watch movies.

Kyle took great pride in a job well done. By the time Kyle was 25, he mastered skills in tiling which gave him joy.

More than anything, Kyle had a kind heart and a gentle soul. He loved his family and acted as the glue for peace. He kept in contact and would do anything to help a friend or family member out. Friends can attest to his love. Kyle’s big belly laughs would echo through a building causing others to laugh.

Survived by his parents Jacqueline Bennett of South Paris and Daniel Riethmann of Lewiston; siblings Jason, Ashley (both of Lewiston), and Nathaniel of Augusta; Jennifer Gil and her husband Gilberto of California; Auntie Anne Bennett of Florida, Uncle John and Michelle Bennett of Greene; along with nieces and nephews.

Services are being held for Kyle at the First Universalist Church of Auburn on Spring Street, in Auburn, Jan. 11 at 1 p.m. in honor of Kyle’s love for 11:11. Please come share your special memories. Celebration of life with light refreshments afterwards.

In lieu of flowers, a donation can be made to

Pleasant Street

Drop-In Center

159 Pleasant St.

Auburn, ME 04210

Kyle Arron Riethmann