Richard "Richie" Anthony Carsello, II

Richard “Richie” Anthony Carsello II 05/09/91 – 10/23/16 Born and Died in Las Vegas, NV Project Supervisor for Electrical Contractor, Northstar Electric The Greeks didn't write obituaries, they only asked one question when a man died, did he have Passion? Richard Anthony Carsello II A.K.A RichBoiKilla is the definition; fearless, daring, committed, determined, hard-working and high-spirited. Renowned. Passionate. Extremely talented at anything he put his mind to: electrical, hockey, snowboarding, skateboarding and his favorite, video games. RichBoiKilla is a (video game) legend, killing the game because that’s what he loved to do. Beloved son, brother, nephew, cousin, grandson, and most importantly, friend to all. Everyone who crossed his path has a smile on their face and a joyous pain in their belly from laughing so hard. He may be gone in the physical form but he lives on forever through all of us. Richie had a profound impact on everyone he came in contact with. His smile, and zest for life, paired with his infectious personality make him one of a kind. We will always remember his contagious signature chuckle, or him saying "dats niceeeee". Although Richie can never be replicated, we can strive to emulate his qualities in our own lives every day. He wired a bright light in so many lives that will shine forever. Above all, Richie was genuine. He would give the shirt off his back and not think twice. The connections he made and the lives he touched in his short time is a direct reflection of the love he has shared with so many. Even in death, his generosity and bright light shines through. His organ donations have touched many lives. Some lucky soul received those one of a kind baby blue eyes, hopefully we can see them again one day. Our Richie lives on forever. Heaven opened up and took our beautiful boy home. On November 6, 2016 please join us to celebrate his life at Palm Mortuary, located at 1600 South Jones Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89146. Viewing at 1pm and Service at 3pm, followed by a celebration of life. Feel free to bring anything you would like but all that's needed is your presence. We plan to release some balloons and floating lanterns. Please wear bright colors. Let's celebrate him the way he would want with lots of color, love, and as much as we can, laughter. “I want you to play music and turn it into a party, promise me you'll do that." “Everyone has a fear of death, I just choose to mask mine with an excitement to see what comes next.” -Richard Anthony Carsello II “RBK”