Khyle A Paylor

Khyle Amir Paylor, affectionately known as “KP” by family and many friends, was born in Washington, DC on April 12, 1986, he was the first grandchild to James and Joann Clark (O’Pa and Granny) who proceeded him in death. Khyle left life temporal for life eternal on November 4, 2020. He is survived by his mother Paulette Yvette Paylor. Khyle received his education from Living Waters Urban Academy, Keene Elementary School, Dematha Catholic High School and completed his education in Public Schools where he graduated from Northwestern High School. Khyle received 2 years of college education from Morgan State University. During his schooling, he was part of the debate team, drama club, Violinist for the DC Youth Orchestra and attended various art classes at John Lowell School. Khyle loved art in it’s many forms, he was a Disney fanatic; even as a grown man he would still listen to many of his favorite Disney movies on soundtrack - The Little Mermaid was his all time favorite. Khyle held various jobs looking for his niche, until he created his own platform as an Independent Owner and Blogger of The Black Socialites with over 22,000 followers. He was well known here in the DMV but his platform stretched as far as the West Coast touching many lives along the way. Ronald Shields served as Khyle’s side kick who assisted him when he was unable to at events and other business priorities. Khyle was a giving and kind person with few words and sometimes many words who loved his family and had a passion for cooking extravagant meals. Khyle lived to make others smile and would do anything for a laugh. He brought much happiness to everyone by his loving, caring and adventurous ways. Khyle had such a big heart; he would willingly give the shirt off his back to anyone in need. His life had struggles but it never stopped him from moving forward and enjoying life to the fullest. Khyle accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at a very early age. He attended Riggs Park Baptist Church regularly until his health started failing. His favorite Bible verse was Psalm 30:5 “Weeping may endure for a night but Joy cometh in the morning”. His memory will be cherished by his mother Paulette, Aunts Sonia, Wannie, Cat (Aaron). Uncles Champ (Janelle) and Curtis (Mia). Cousins Antonio, Alycea’, Lil Curtis, Chanae’, Bria, Ciann, Jaden, Jaelyn and Jordan. Great cousins Chase (Godson), Jamari, Hayli and Summer. One Great Aunt Delores (Landis) and One Great Uncle Dareck (Joann), extended family John Washington, Monique Samuels, Marcella Davis, Alice Williams and Ronald Shields and a host other loving relatives and friends.

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Khyle A Paylor

April 12, 1986 - November 4, 2020