Gary Arrant

Gary Arrant was 56 years old and a member of the Las Vegas community. Public records show that he died in Las Vegas on August 4, 2023; local reporting and public memorial sites identify him by name and list his age. While the available public accounts focus on the circumstances of his death, what remains clear is that Gary was a person with family and connections who mattered to people close to him.

Contemporary public notices about his death emphasize that he lived in the south valley area of Las Vegas and that the event that took his life occurred at a residence on West Serene Avenue. Beyond those details, the published record available to researchers is limited: there is no family-published obituary in major funeral-home notice databases that matched both his full name and the exact date of death, and most contemporaneous coverage centered on the police response and subsequent investigation. That scarcity of personal notices in widely indexed obituary databases does not reduce the reality of Gary’s life — it only underlines that not every life is fully documented in public archives.

For those who knew him, Gary’s loss was felt in private ways: among family members, friends, neighbors, and others in his community. A small online memorial entry and community fundraising pages that reference him suggest people sought ways to remember him and to support those he left behind. In situations like this, family and close friends are the primary keepers of memory: photos, stories, and gatherings that honor the everyday details—work, routines, humor, and relationships—give shape to a life beyond headlines.

Because public documentation about Gary’s personal history (work, hobbies, and earliest years) is limited in sources that meet standard obituary or funeral-home criteria, this remembrance holds to verified facts while respecting the boundaries of the public record. It acknowledges the grief of those who mourn and affirms that Gary was more than the circumstances of his death. He was a person whose presence mattered to people who loved him, and who deserves to be remembered with dignity.

If the family or friends wish to provide additional biographical details, photographs, or preferred remembrances, those contributions would help create a fuller portrait of Gary for a memorial page—one that centers the warmth of his relationships and the small, meaningful ways he shaped the lives of others.