Birth date: Mar 25, 1970 Death date: Mar 24, 2021
LERNA, IL - Brett D. Kastl of Lerna, Illinois passed away on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at Carle Foundation Hospital, a day before his 51st birthday. Visitation will be held from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 28, 2021 at Adams Read Obituary
Sorry that I am so late in responding.I was Brett's student teacher at Charleston High School.Brett had a great sense of humor and was my brightest student, by far.I will never forget Brett, ever, and will pray for him.
Bert, so sorry to hear about the loss of your brother, Brett. Our prayers are with you, LeeAnn, and all of your family.
So honored to have known Brett and enjoyed his friendship, looked forward to seeing him at the Indio cigar shop, he made those times something to look forward to. Playing cards, watching football, food nights and mostly just being with him to discuss life
I am very sorry that you have lost your son, brother, uncle and friend. Brett was one of my French students at Charleston High School, and I have fond memories of him and the CHS Class of 1988. He was a sincere and all-around nice young man with a
We are so very sorry to hear of Brett’s passing.  We will miss seeing him at Crestline Vet Clinic
Virginia, Bert, and Beth,I am so sorry to hear of Brett's passing. He was far too young and had so much yet to experience and enjoy. Please accept my sympathies along with my heartfelt prayers for him, as well as, yourselves as you work through your g
Thankyou for your service. It was an honor to be your friend.
Brett one of the nicest guy I ever met. I didn't get to know him until I was in my 30's. We bird hunted together some during the fall seasons. We used to go to the Moose together and eat on the weekends,too. One of our best memories was playing board game
Brett was one of my son's best friends.. During his school years he spent a great deal of time at our house. He was very polite and sociable young man. He always spoke to us.. even bought our breakfast a time or two. My son and my grandson
My sympathies to his family. Thank you for your service.ÂÂ
