Raheem Anthony Rice

Raheem Anthony Rice was born May 16, 1995 in Oahu, Hawaii to Eric Rice and Desiree Fahey. His parents were both in the US Army at the time of his birth. When he was 2 1/2 months old, his parents moved to Ft. Campbell, KY.

At the age of 2 years old, the family relocated to Kansas City, Missouri where Raheem remained until he graduated from High School in 2013.

After high school, Raheem moved to Las Vegas, Nevada to attend University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He was a senior at UNLV studying Kinesiology. He was a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Raheem loved his fraternity, and was well loved by his fraternity brothers.

Raheem loved all sports and was involved in football, basketball and baseball at an early age. He also enjoyed working on cars with his Grandpa Tony.

Raheem loved to travel and visit different places. He had the opportunity to travel to Germany this year and loved it. Raheem also loved the beach. He enjoyed going to the beach in California with his Mom and Sister. He also enjoyed going to the Kansas City Royals baseball games with his father.

He leaves to cherish his memory: his loving mom Desiree Fahey-Rice of Las Vegas, NV. His father Eric Rice of Las Vegas, NV. A loving sister Raquel Rice of Las Vegas, NV. A brother Eric Rice, Jr of Atlanta, GA. Maternal Grandparents Tony (Brenda) Fahey of Las Vegas, NV and Merle Fahey of Las Vegas, NV. Paternal Grandparents Linda (Leon) Dukes of Albany, New York and Albert (Bonnie) Rice of Kansas City, MO. Maternal Aunts Felicia Fahey-Brown of Las Vegas, NV; Breanna Pleasant of Atlanta, GA; Tyanna Pleasant of Atlanta, GA. Maternal Uncle Prince Wright of Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Paternal Aunts Shalaon Rice of Albany, NY. Kyrene Jordan of Kansas City, MO. LaSheena Antione of New Orleans. Paternal Uncle Ronald (LaSandra) Rice of Kansas City, MO; Sam Haley of Kansas City, MO. 6 cousins; Jasmine and Sydney Brown of Las Vegas; RaSheena, Whitney, Ronald Rice Jr of Kansas City and Malachi Rice of New York, NY and a host of other relatives and friends to cherish his memory.