Politician-war veteran Kyle Van De Water has passed away two weeks after the end of his second congressional run. What is his cause of death?
Kyle Van De Water was a Republican congressional candidate and Afghanistan war veteran.
He was a litigation attorney in Poughkeepsie. He had provided legal services to the US Army Reserves.
He served in the army for eight years and was deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan, according to People. He ran for New York’s 19th Congressional District and also declared his candidacy for the 2022 election.
Previously, he ran against the now Congressman Antonio Delgado in 2020.
Kyle Van De Water Wife & Family
Kyle Van De Water is survived by his wife and family.
He was married to his wife, Maureen, and the couple had four children between them.
Kyle Van De Water Dies At Age 41- Cause Of Death
Kyle Van De Water died on September 7, Tuesday. He was 41 years old at the time of his death.
He was sadly found dead at the Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. The U.S. Army veteran got reports of a ‘man down’, who was later>Yahoo! News.
The exact cause of his death is unknown but his death comes two weeks after he ended his second congressional run in the 2022 midterm elections.
The police are reportedly investigating his death as a suicide. His former opponent, Antonio Delgado, also took to Twitter to express his condolences.
Delgado said that his death is felt not just on an individual level, but also on a national level.
What Is Politician Kyle Van De Water Net Worth?
According to Biograph Daily, politician Kyle Van De Water has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
He was a war veteran, a litigation attorney, and a former congressional candidate. He had probably collected a net worth of at least a few thousand dollars over the years.
Nonetheless, his verified net worth is not yet disclosed.
Kyle Van De Water Wikipedia Bio
Kyle Van De Water is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts and Albany Law School of Union University.
He worked as a chief of litigation at Fort Leonard Wood from 2006 to 2009. Later, he also worked as an administrative law attorney and contract & fiscal law attorney at United States Military Academy and USFOR-A.
He joined Court and Carpenter Law Firm in February 2014 for a brief period as an attorney.
He also joined the U.S. Army Reserve Trial Defense Services in 2014 as defense regional defense counsel. He served in the position for nine months before becoming senior defense counsel.
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