David Galloway Ri

Olga Gomez

Mar 19, 1968 - Mar 25, 2025

Las Vegas, NV

Olga Gomez, aged 57, passed away peacefully on March 25, 2025, surrounded by her loved ones in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was born on March 19, 1968, in East Los Angeles, California, to her devoted parents, José Gomez and Lupe Ramírez. Olga was a remarkable individual, known for her kind heart, unwavering devotion to family, and commitment to her faith. Throughout her life, Olga embraced compassion and selflessness, always showing immense love to those around her. Her joyful spirit and warm personality left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of knowing her. Whether it was through her radiant smile, heartfelt conversations, or acts of generosity, Olga had a special way of making everyone feel valued and appreciated. Olga was a member of the Príncipe de paz church, where her faith provided her with comfort and guidance. She found solace in her spiritual community, and her devotion to her beliefs served as a source of strength in both good times and challenging moments. In addition to her religious commitment, Olga was a source of unwavering support to her family. She was a loving daughter, sister, and friend, always ready to lend a helping hand or provide a listening ear. Her nurturing nature extended beyond her immediate family, as she touched the lives of many and formed deep and lasting connections. Her sudden departure has left a void in the lives of those who loved her. Olga's absence will be felt profoundly by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of sharing in her journey. Her memory will forever be cherished and celebrated. Funeral services for Olga Gomez will be held at Funeraria La Eternidad, located at 4305 N Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89130, USA. The service will take place on a date to be announced. For more information or to express condolences, please contact the funeral home at 1 (702) 714-4238. As we mourn the loss of Olga Gomez, let us also remember the joy she brought into our lives and the love she shared. May her soul find eternal peace, and may her memory continue to inspire kindness and compassion among all who knew her.

Jamie

Jun 16, 1950 - Dec 19, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Jamie, age 74, peacefully passed away on December 19, 2024, surrounded by loved ones in Las Vegas, Nevada. Born on June 16, 1950, in Inglewood, California, Jamie lived a remarkable life filled with love, laughter, and a profound impact on those fortunate enough to have crossed paths with such a remarkable individual. Jamie, who cherished solitude, took immense pleasure in embracing the beauty of nature. An avid hiker, they would often traverse scenic trails, finding solace in the great outdoors. Their passion for exploration and appreciation for life's simple pleasures brought them immeasurable joy throughout the years. With a keen eye for photography, Jamie captured countless breathtaking snapshots of the landscapes they encountered on their journeys. Beyond their passion for nature, Jamie will be remembered as a compassionate, kind-hearted individual who always went the extra mile to help others. Their selflessness and willingness to lend a helping hand touched the lives of many. Strangers would often become lifelong friends after just a single encounter with this extraordinary person. During their professional career, Jamie achieved notable success as a respected architect. Their innovative designs and creative vision influenced the cityscape of numerous communities, leaving an indelible mark on the architectural world. With meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering dedication to their craft, Jamie's work epitomized excellence. Jamie's warm and genuine personality had a lasting impact on those who had the privilege of knowing them intimately. Their impeccable sense of humor was an endless source of joy, brightening the lives of friends and family. Whether through a perfectly timed joke or a listening ear, Jamie had a remarkable ability to uplift others and provide comfort during both joyous and challenging moments. Jamie leaves behind a legacy of love and resilience that will never be forgotten. They are survived by a wide circle of friends who admired their strength, courage, and unwavering spirit. The memory of Jamie's kindness and generosity will continue to inspire and resonate with all those who were touched by their indomitable spirit. Friends and family are invited to pay their respects at Serenity Funeral Home, located at 1140 Almond Tree Lane, Suite 306, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104, USA. For any inquiries, please contact the funeral home at (702) 647-0123. The funeral home will honor Jamie's life and accomplishments on a date soon to be announced. In this time of loss, let us remember Jamie's vibrant spirit and the legacy of compassion they have left behind. As we reflect on their remarkable life, may we find solace in our treasured memories and draw strength from the extraordinary impact they had on our lives.

Mike Haffner

Jul 06, 1942 - Oct 30, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Former Broncos Wide Receiver Mike Haffner took his last breath at 82. Mike Haffner, a wide receiver for the Denver Broncos who later became a longtime sports broadcaster and a color commentator for NBC, has met his end after a lengthy illness. A lot of football fans will remember his diving catch playing against defending Super Bowl champions, the New York Jets, in 1969. This move of his helped the Denver Broncos secure victory in an otherwise losing 5-8-1- season. For others, it will definitely be his years as a commentator for the National Football League on NBC. After playing in college for UCLA, he aced three seasons as a Bronco from 1968 to 1970. Soon, the wide receiver completed his career’s final season with the Cincinnati Bengals. He had 991 career yards on 59 catches combined in 37 games, 16 of them starts. The best game of his career came as a rookie when he pulled in four passes for 122 yards in a game played against the Kansas City Chiefs. After his player days came to an end in 1971, Haffner moved to broadcasting, offering color commentary on NBC and later for KMGH-TV in Denver.

Mimi Hines

Jul 16, 1933 - Oct 20, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Funny Girl and Vaudevillian star Mimi Hines took her last breaths at the age of 91. Hines, a Canadian-born star of television, stage, and nightclubs, became the brightest of the stars in the sky as she took her last breaths on Monday at her home due to natural causes. She was one of the last surviving performers of the vaudeville tradition. Ms. Hones brought immense energy to her work, whether she was delivering show-stopping numbers to packed houses on Broadway or dishing out the one-liners in nightclubs as half of a comedy-and-song duo, Ford & Hines, with her husband, Phil Ford. During her peak in the 1950s and 1960s, numerous journalists mostly noted her distinctive facial features and her elfin quality. She was never shy about using her cleft chin, wide and toothy grin, and deep dimples as a comic prop. Born in July 1933 in Vancouver, she polished her style on the nightclub circuit prior to meeting her fellow comic Phil Ford in Anchorage, Alaska. They both fit together quickly on and off-stage, forming their own duo for vaudeville (Ford & Hines). They ended up marrying each other in 1954. In 1958, the couple got their well-deserved big break on “The Tonight Show,” which at the time was hosted by Jack Paar. It was the first of many appearances they would make over the years on “Tonight Show.” Hines’ version of the song “Till There Was You” from “The Music Man” got the audience to tears. A far bigger victory loomed in 1965 when she was asked to replace Ms. Streisand in the iconic musical “Funny Girl.” Her beloved husband also joined the cast, playing the character of Eddie Ryan - Fanny’s mentor. Ms. Hines’ work in this musical lasted about 19 months, after which she became a part of touring companies of “Sugar Babies,” “The Prisoner of Second Avenue,” and “I Do! I Do!.” Mimi was predeceased by her husband in 2005.

Pete Rose

Apr 13, 1941 - Sep 29, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Baseball legend Pete Rose, the Major League Baseball’s all-time hits champion, has died at the age of 83. His agent – Ryan Fiterman, confirmed his death along with requesting privacy for the player’s family during this difficult time. Rose, nicknamed “Charlie Hustle,” was popular for his ruthless playing style, amassing 4,256 hits and participating in 3,562 games during his career – which spanned from 1963 to 1986. He spent the majority of this time with the Cincinnati Reds, notably adding more to their success during the “Big Red Machine” era of the 1970s. The team bagged two consecutive World Series titles in 1975 and 1976. In spite of his multiple achievements, including the 1973 National League MVP award and 17 All-Star selections, his career was spoiled by controversy. In 1989, he was banned from baseball for life because of his involvement in gambling while managing the Reds. This decision sparked debate among analysts and fans. Pete Rose’s legacy stays complex, balancing the shadow of this lifetime ban with his record-breaking accomplishments. His death marks the end of a fantastic chapter in baseball history, leaving behind an ever-lasting effect on the sport.

Daniela Greluis Larreal Chirinos

Oct 01, 1972 - Aug 10, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Former Olympic cyclist – Daniela Chirinos met her creator at the age of 50, choking on food. • BORN ON OCTOBER 2, 1973 (MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA) • DIED ON AUGUST 16, 2024 (LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, UNITED STATES) • DETAILS: IT IS SUSPECTED THAT SHE PASSED AWAY DUE TO CHOKING ON HER FOOD IN HER APARTMENT IN LAS VEGAS, THOUGH THE OFFICIAL REPORTS HAVE NOT BEEN REVEALED. The five-time Olympian – Daniela Grelui Larreal Chirinos died at the age of 50. She competed in London in 2012, Athens in 2004, Sydney in 2000, Atlanta in 1996, and Barcelona in 1992. She took pride in being one of the most successful cyclists in her country. Daniela’s best placement came in the Team Sprint in the final event in London, where she got the seventh position. She also received a gold medal in the Pan American Championships and the Pan American Games. When she did not show up to work on August 12 at the Las Vegas Hotel, where she served as a waitress, her co-workers reported to the authorities. Police found the brilliant athlete dead in her apartment on Friday, August 16. Even though the real cause of her death is still pending, the police reported that solid food remains were found in her trachea. So, it might be possible that she passed away due to asphyxiation. Daniela Grelui Larreal held a degree in Physical Education, and she had been active in her country’s political science before getting relocated to the United States. Her dad - Daniel Larreal, who was a cyclist himself, taught her cycling at an early age. She was the fastest on tracks since her childhood, so it is no wonder how she was an Olympic champion. Her bravery, speed, and determination will be remembered by everyone who knew her.

Dorothy King

Nov 20, 1932 - Jul 25, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

Dorothy Mae King was called home to eternal rest on July 25, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 91. She was born on November 20, 1932, in Newellton, Louisiana, to Dudley Robinson and Ethel Mae Young-Robinson. Dorothy's passing leaves a void in the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing her. Dorothy will be lovingly remembered during a memorial service held at Palm Southwest Mortuary, located at 7979 W Warm Springs Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89113. For inquiries regarding the service, please contact the funeral home at (702) 260-0770. The elegance and grace of Palm Southwest Mortuary are fitting for honoring the life of Dorothy Mae King. Throughout her life, Dorothy cherished her roles as a wife, mother, and friend. In 1958 she was married to Walter King in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their union brought them a lifetime of countless memories. Dorothy's presence radiated warmth and love to those around her. Her smile and caring nature touched the lives of many. She often made others feel valued and appreciated, and her kind heart knew no boundaries. Dorothy exemplified the qualities of compassion, empathy, and selflessness. In her leisure, Dorothy found solace in poetry, song writing and singing. Dorothy believed that learning was a lifelong pursuit, and she never ceased to expand her understanding of new things. In fact, at age 90 she was excited to receive her new iPhone. And soon she was sending text messages, using face time and posting on facebook. Dorothy's memory will forever be cherished by her family, friends, and all those fortunate enough to have shared a part of her life. Her legacy of love and kindness will endure through the lives she has touched. We invite all who knew and loved Dorothy to join us in bidding her farewell and celebrating her remarkable life. In her honor, let us treasure the memories we have of Dorothy Mae King, a woman of remarkable character who will forever hold a special place in our hearts. May she rest in eternal peace.

David Lee Galloway San

Jan 04, 1970 - Jan 20, 1970

Las Vegas, NV

David Lee Galloway San, aged 44, passed away on July 17, 2024, in Las Vegas, NV. He was born on February 02, 1980, in San Pablo, CA. David will forever be remembered as a kind-hearted individual with a zest for life. David's friends and family will be gathering to honor his memory at Serenity Funeral Home, located at 1140 Almond Tree Ln STE 306, Las Vegas, NV 89104, USA. For any inquiries regarding the services or to express condolences, please contact the funeral home at (702) 647-0123. David was an extraordinary person who touched the lives of many with his charisma and compassionate nature. He harbored an unwavering commitment to helping others and always found joy in lending a helping hand. David actively invested his time and efforts in numerous charitable endeavors, leaving a lasting impact on the community he held dear. In his personal life, David was a devoted son of David Galloway and Morris (nee Morris). He brought light and laughter to their lives, and his presence will be irreplaceable. David was a cherished member of his family, and his memory will forever be treasured by his loved ones. Throughout his life, David pursued various passions with enthusiasm. An intellectual and an avid reader, he possessed a vast knowledge that he eagerly shared with others. Additionally, David had a deep appreciation for the arts, particularly music and literature. His eclectic taste in music reflected his broad understanding and love for different cultures. With a zest for adventure, David loved to explore the world and engage in new experiences. His adventurous spirit was evident in the many travels he undertook, creating lifelong memories along the way. David had an innate ability to make friends wherever he went, leaving behind a trail of cherished connections all over the globe. David's passing leaves a void that cannot be filled, but his legacy will continue to inspire those who had the honor of knowing him. May his memory be a beacon of light during these challenging times. In these moments of grief, let us come together to celebrate the remarkable life of David Lee Galloway San. His spirit will forever reside in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

Hakim Ebn Dawud Davis Jr

Jan 12, 1970 - Jan 20, 1970

Las Vegas, NV

Hakim Ebn Dawud Davis Jr (September 13, 2000 - July 8, 2024) It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Hakim Ebn Dawud Davis Jr, a beloved son, brother, and friend, who departed this world on July 8, 2024, at the age of 23. Though his time with us was far too brief, Hakim left an indelible mark on the lives of those who knew and loved him. Born on September 13, 2000, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Hakim was the treasured son of Hakim Eben Dawud Davis Senior and Shanell Frazier. From the moment of his arrival, Hakim brought an undeniable light into the lives of his family and friends. His infectious smile and warm personality illuminated every room he entered. Hakim started his educational journey in the Philadelphia Public School system, where he nurtured his inquisitive mind and grew intellectually. He later graduated from Parkway High School and continued his academic pursuits at Penn State University. Hakim's commitment to his studies was exemplary, and he was recognized for his outstanding achievements. Beyond his academic pursuits, Hakim had a natural talent for technology. He could navigate complex systems and build innovative solutions effortlessly. His proficiency in this field was a testament to his insatiable curiosity and his ability to find joy in the endless possibilities that technology offered. Outside of his academic and technological endeavors, Hakim always found time for his loved ones. He cherished the company of his family and friends and was an exceptional listener and kind-hearted confidant. His empathetic nature endeared him to many, and his unwavering support brightened the lives of those around him. In addition to his academic and personal accomplishments, Hakim held a position at Wendy's, where he worked as a cook and cashier clerk. His diligence and strong work ethic earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues, who valued his contributions. Hakim is survived by his loving parents, Hakim Eben Dawud Davis Senior and Shanell Frazier, who find solace in knowing that their son brought immeasurable joy to their lives. He also leaves behind his three cherished brothers, Foster, David, and Raheem. Their bond was unbreakable, and they shared countless memories filled with laughter and love. Hakim's memory will be forever cherished by those who were fortunate enough to have known him. Though our hearts ache with grief, we find comfort in the knowledge that Hakim now finds eternal peace in the loving embrace of his grandparents Natalie and Great Grandmother Geneva Watson, who preceded him in death. A funeral service to honor and celebrate Hakim's life will be held at Desert Memorial Cremation & Burial, located at 1111 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV 89101, USA. For further inquiries and direction, please contact the funeral home at (702) 382-1000. We invite all who loved Hakim to join together to bid him farewell, as we find solace in each other's embrace during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in Hakim's memory to a charity of your choice. I'm Hakim Ebn Dawud Davis Jr will forever remain in our hearts and memories. May his spirit continue to guide and inspire us all as we navigate the path ahead.

Perry Friedman

May 14, 1968 - Jan 20, 2024

Las Vegas, NV

"Perry Friedman, born on May 15th, 1968, in Brooklyn, New York, was a notable figure in the world of poker. He achieved fame as a World Series of Poker (WSOP) grinder and bracelet winner, co-founding the ""Tiltboys"" alongside Phil Gordon and Dave Lambert. After graduating from Sachem High School in 1986, Perry pursued higher education at Stanford University, where he excelled as a member of the cycling team. He earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer Science before embarking on a career that included stints at IBM and Oracle. Later, he ventured into entrepreneurship, founding Pick'em Sports and working with Full Tilt Poker's software company, Tiltware. Tragically, Perry succumbed to pancreatic cancer on January 21, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nevada. His passing was confirmed by his brother, Rob Friedman, and close friend Phil Gordon. Perry's poker achievements included winning a WSOP gold bracelet in 2002 and earning over a million dollars in WSOP earnings throughout his career. He was famous for his wit and humor, as exemplified by the anecdotes shared by his friends upon his passing. His legacy lives on through the enduring stories of the Tiltboys and his contributions to the world of professional poker. "