John M. Vounas

John M. Vounas was a 45-year-old man of Las Vegas whose life mattered to family, friends and neighbors. Public records and law-enforcement listings show he died on February 3, 2016; the Clark County medical examiner and Las Vegas police later classified his death as a homicide. Beyond those official details, the public record about John’s life is limited.

Available sources identify John by name, age and city and confirm the date and manner of his death. Those facts make clear he was a real person with connections in the Las Vegas area whose life ended abruptly. While I could not find a family-published obituary or funeral notice that provides further personal details—such as birth date, occupations, hobbies, or family remembrances—that absence in the public record does not diminish his value or the grief of those who knew him.

For a memorial page, families and loved ones often choose to add personal memories, photographs, favorite stories, and details about what made John unique—small everyday things that convey warmth and character. If you can provide any family-approved details (nicknames, survivors, work or volunteer roles, favorite activities, or a photograph), I can incorporate them into a respectful, original remembrance that centers John’s life rather than the circumstances of his death. Until more personal information from family-authorized sources is available, this page honors the verified facts and acknowledges the limits of public records while treating John with dignity and care.