Kylie Jade Spatz

Kylie Jade was a sassy, spunky, clumsy 14-year-old who had an absolute heart of gold. She truly worried about everyone before herself and was the first person to step in if there was someone in need. She often enjoyed packing up leftovers or homemade treats for her mom’s patients. She was passionate about working in the medical field to help others and was taking ASL classes so she could communicate with everyone.

She loved her family and desperately adored her nieces, who are more like her little sisters. She was proudly a daddy’s girl through and through. She was so excited to buy him a birthday gift with her own money this year. She also loved hunting with him even though on their trips she mostly ate snacks, talked or took a nap so they never actually got anything while she was with him. Beyond her own family, she was blessed with many other families who held a special place in her heart and meant so much to her.

The Berks County Rugby family welcomed her into their family with open arms about a month after losing her brother, Korey. She passionately loved rugby, her coaches and her teammates who were more like her sisters. To her rugby sisters: keep her spirit with you every time you step onto the field. Play with your hearts and bring her soul with you to every tournament. Kylie also loved her greenhouse family at Spring Garden Farms. You may have seen her moving plants, pumpkins, driving the gator, assisting customers or giving Ray a hard time. Lastly, she loved her other family, the Roberts Family, who have been her extended family for years. She especially loved water balloon fights with her “older brothers.”

Kylie was a true country bumpkin who preferred being barefoot. She loved the color baby blue, foxes, and shasta daisies. Her favorite foods included Chinese food, baked beans, mint chocolate chip ice cream and Reese’s peanut butter cups. Kylie was also a die-hard Morgan Wallen fan, pretty positive she was his number one fan. Our strong, sweet, brave and fearless girl is now with Korey. She selflessly saved five people through the gift of organ donation. Her tissue donations will be used for research for years to come to keep her legacy alive.

Long live our angel.

A viewing will be held on Wednesday evening, October 14, 2026 from 6:00pm-8:00pm at the Dengler-Sowers Funeral Home & Crematory, LLC. 144 N. Spruce St. Birdsboro, PA 19508. Kylie’s family asks that you wear something baby blue, daisies, Morgan Wallen, her rugby number 16, and cowgirl or cowboy boots if you have them.

The family would also like to extend deepest gratitude to Geigertown Fire Company, EMS, paramedics and the medical team at Tower Health Reading, CHOP and Gift of Life, Dr. Kimmy and all the wonderful staff at Green Hills Family Medicine.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be made to the Spatz Family Fund: spot.fund/HelpSpatsFamily, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention at supporting.afsp.org/general-donations/donate, or Gift of Life at www.donors1.org/give-to-gift-of-life/

Dengler-Sowers Funeral Home & Crematory, LLC., Birdsboro, PA is in charge of the arrangements.