Chris Kyle 'Love Doesn't Die, People Do,' Chris Kyle's Widow Remembers 'American Sniper' On 8th Anniversary Of Death Today marks the eighth anniversary of the death of former Navy Seal Chris Kyle.

Chris Kyle’s Widow Remembers the Real American Sniper “I really feel like he is still very present,” she says. “And sometimes it seems crazy to think that it’s been three years.

Courtesy of Taya Kyle Chris, Taya, Colton and McKenna Kyle at a soccer match in Dallas. “Through adversity, through fire, gold is refined,” says Colton.

Taya Kyle lost her husband, Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, 11 years ago, and hasn't remarried or dated since then. She still feels loyal to her late husband, the larger-than-life hero portrayed in the 2014 ...

Taya Kyle, the widow of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, wants to celebrate everyday Americans making a difference. After losing her beloved husband in 2013, the 44-year-old entered a period of immense pain ...

Chris Kyle, 38, and friend Chad Littlefield, 35, were shot and killed on Feb. 2, 2013, at a shooting range near Chalk Mountain, Texas, by former Marine Eddie Ray Routh, who was convicted of murder ...

Taya Kyle opens up about the love she had with the real American Sniper Chris Kyle and the film that is his legacy. Subscribe now for instant access to this emotional, exclusive PEOPLE interview.

The week before Memorial Day, the legacy of Chris Kyle, the Navy SEAL who wrote the best-selling autobiography that was turned into the blockbuster Clint Eastwood film American Sniper, once again ...

Chris Kyle, musclebound, grim-faced and lethal, liked to tell stories. Before his murder in 2013 at 38, the so-called deadliest sniper in American history nurtured a comic book narrative.

Kyle, 38, and Chad Littlefield, 35, were shot and killed at the Rough Creek Lodge, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Kyle, regarded as the deadliest sniper in US history, was fatally shot at a Texas shooting range in 2013. His book was later made into a hit movie in 2014, with Bradley Cooper portraying Kyle.

Chris Kyle Jesse Ventura, estate of "American Sniper" author agree to dismiss case Ventura sued Kyle after Kyle wrote that he punched a man, later identified as Ventura, in a bar Dec 2, 2017 ...