Garrett Wolfram

In Loving Memory of Garrett Wolfram 10/20/88-03/01/26

Garrett Wolfram passed away on March 1st, 2026, after a short illness. He was surrounded by love in his final days.

Born to Lawrence and Kimberly Wolfram, Garrett was a cherished son, brother, grandson, nephew, partner, and friend whose presence brought light and individuality to those around him.

Garrett had a vibrant spirit and unique passions. He was a devoted fan of Star Wars, finding joy and inspiration in its stories and characters. Music was a constant in his life, and he was especially a big fan of the Japanese band Dir En Grey. He found both creativity and tranquility in cultivating coral for his saltwater fish tanks, patiently building beautiful underwater worlds of his own design. He also had a passion for meaningful tattoos, each one reflecting pieces of his journey, beliefs, and experiences. His love language was cooking, and he would provide his culinary skills to offer delicious meals for others often and with joy.

His partner Christine ‘Skai’ Trajano and her children Jayson and Keiliana, his close friends Ariel Lynn Foster, Wendy Warshawsky and many others along with his family surrounded him with love in his final days.

He is lovingly remembered by his parents, Lawrence and Kimberly Wolfram; his brothers, Patrick and Mackenzie Wolfram and their children Xander and Rosalie, and Scott and Jaylene Wolfram; his sisters, Jeanette and Brandon Heredia and their son Atreus, and Catherine and Anthony Salazar.

Garrett also leaves behind his aunts and uncles: Chris and Sharis Wolfram and their children Karyl and Benjamin; Ronald and Terry Wolfram; Angela and Paul Cantrell; Eric and Julie Campbell and their children Meagan and Brandon; and Gina Campbell and her daughter Miranda.

He was deeply loved by his grandparents, Scott and Debbie Campbell, and his grandmother Shirley Dean.

Garrett will be remembered for his individuality, his passions, and the deep love he shared with those closest to him. Garrett valued relationships above all else, and many people will always remember him as a kind, generous and loving friend. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.