PENFIELD - April 23, 2020. Kurt is survived by his wife, Janene L. Van Hout; daughter, Kennyn Van Hout; K9 Best Friend, MacIntyre; parents, Nancy Don Van Hout; sister, Amiee (Steve) Van Hout-Lewis; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, dear friends colleagues. Services were shared privately amongst family friends. Kurt was not a veteran, however, he proudly flew the American Flag from his home in support of those who are serving and have served our country. Those wishing should contribute to a charity that supports veteran causes in Kurt's honor. Kurt J. Van Hout was born May 24, 1967. His parents Nancy Don Van Hout made the family home in Macedon, NY where Kurt and sister, Amiee grew up. During Kurt's elementary years he took a liking to, minibikes, building model cars, swimming, spending time with friends and playing little league baseball. Kurt graduated from Pal Mac High School. He played football for his school, played tight end and his mother, Nancy fondly remembers his #81 jersey. While working at Verizon Kurt's life would drastically change for the good forever. It was here he met the love of his life Janene. They immediately caught each other's eye. Janene fondly recalls telling someone that she was going to marry Kurt! The two dated for 8 years and were married April 18, 2007. Kurt and Janene's life were made whole once their daughter Kennyn arrived. Kurt could not get enough of Kennyn's activities. He was always there supporting her and rooting her on. He was lucky, he loved his job and he worked with great companies. Travel wasn't necessarily his favorite thing to do but his responsibilities as a Regional Sales Manager allowed him to see the world. Kurt started his career in optics working for Navatar for many years. He then moved onto Jenopik and worked with some amazing companies to include the likes of, Disney World, I Max theatres and the NFL. Family was very important to Kurt. He enjoyed spending time with family, no matter the event. He especially enjoyed family time in the 1000 Islands and in Jamaica. When Kurt was not spending time with family or working, he enjoyed his down time. He was passionate about sailing, golf, snow skiing hockey. He was a crew member on the Silver Bullet. He was a pretty decent golfer and enjoyed hitting the links with his daughter, Kennyn friends, Todd and Tommy. Not too long ago he had the pleasure of playing at Torrey Pines CC. His love of snow skiing began back in high school when he joined the Pal Mac Ski Club. He had the pleasure of skiing at several different resorts. His passion for skiing found him working at Snow Country during his high school years. His love for hockey and The Washington Capitals hockey team brought him to become a part of a men's league team called "The Rochester Brew" for over 20 years. To know Kurt was to love him. He will be truly missed, by his family, friends and colleagues at work. Click Here to Sign Kurt's Virtual Register Book