Oleg Al Bohlouli

Oleg S. “Al” Bohlouli was a member of the Anchorage community whose life stretched from his birth on December 2, 1959, to his passing on July 3, 2005. Public records and memorial listings that include his full name and dates show him as a man in his mid‑forties whose life was rooted in Anchorage in the years before 2005.

Neighbors and contemporary public notices place Oleg on Lucky Road in Anchorage. While much of the public record about his final hours relates to the investigation that followed his death, what remains clear is that he was a real person with friends, neighbors, and a place in the life of his city. He is included in regional commemorations of people lost to violence, indicating that family or community members sought to ensure his name and dates are remembered.

The public documentation about Oleg is limited in scope and concentrates on factual details; there is little publicly available material that describes hobbies, work, or intimate family relationships in his own words or those of loved ones. That lack of detail does not diminish the fact of his life: he lived among others in Anchorage and left behind people who chose to include his name in memorial listings and programs that honor victims by name.

This remembrance is offered with restraint and respect. Oleg’s life is represented here by the verified facts: his full name, his birth date of December 2, 1959, and the date he died, July 3, 2005. Those who remember him — neighbors, friends, or family — preserved his name in community memorials. May this page serve as a quiet acknowledgment that Oleg S. “Al” Bohlouli lived, mattered to others, and is not forgotten.