Alxavier Lee Woods

Alxavier Lee Woods lived and worked in the Las Vegas community and was known to those who knew him as a neighbor and friend. Public records and reporting identify him by name and note that he was 40 years old when he died on June 19, 2016. While details about his early life, family, and career are not widely published, court and public documents show that his estate became a matter of record in Clark County, indicating family or survivors sought to resolve matters after his death.

On the morning of June 19, 2016, Mr. Woods died after being shot outside Larry’s Villa, a business on West Bonanza Road in Las Vegas. The loss was followed by police investigation and later legal proceedings related to the shooting. In the months and years afterward, the incident also prompted local government action involving the licensed business. These facts are part of the public record, but they do not capture the whole of who Alxavier Woods was.

Because an authored family obituary or funeral-home notice matching his name and the exact date of death was not located in the public obituary archives consulted, this remembrance focuses on acknowledging Alxavier as a person whose life mattered to others. Even when formal personal details are limited in public sources, it is clear that he had relationships and a life in Las Vegas that were important to people who knew him. That presence — a life with everyday connections to community, work, and family — is what this page honors.

If family members or friends wish to add memories, photographs, or details about his life, those contributions would help give a fuller portrait of Alxavier Lee Woods beyond what public records contain. For now, this page holds a respectful space for remembering a Las Vegas man whose life mattered and whose passing was felt by those connected to him.