Nicolas Garrido-Antunez

Nicolas Garrido-Antunez (born March 21, 1988) was a 25-year-old resident of Omaha, Nebraska. Public records and community indexes identify him by name and date of birth and locate him in the city where family and neighbors remember the ordinary, human details that make a life distinct: the daily rhythms of work, friendships formed in neighborhood circles, and the ties of family that matter most in difficult times.

While published memorials or a family-authorized obituary matching his name and the date of death were not located in publicly available obituary archives, official public notices list Nicolas as having been found critically injured in Omaha on May 5, 2013, and later pronounced dead that day. Those records note his date of birth (March 21, 1988) and identify him by his full name, offering the confirmed personal details available in the public record.

Because formal published remembrances were not found, what remains central is recognition that Nicolas was a real person with family and a life in Omaha. He was part of a community that has struggled with loss, and his passing left loved ones and neighbors to grieve and remember him away from headlines. In places where details are sparse, respect and dignity matter most: Nicolas’s name, his birthdate, and the fact that he was known to his family and community are the anchors of remembrance.

Those who knew Nicolas may carry private memories of his voice, habits, or small acts of kindness—details not recorded in public sources but that define a life. This brief remembrance honors him as a son, a neighbor, and a young man from Omaha whose life had value beyond what public records record. If you have memories, photos, or details the family might welcome being included in a memorial, consider reaching out to local funeral homes, the family if contact information is known, or community memorial projects that collect remembrances for those whose lives were cut short.

Nicolas’s life deserves to be recalled with warmth and care. Though official public notices provide limited facts, those facts point to a human life that mattered to others; may this brief remembrance acknowledge him with the dignity everyone deserves.