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Samuel Arrage

July 14th, 1949 - February 20th, 2017

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Samuel Charles Arrage was born July 14, 1949 in Brooklyn, New York. He died peacefully at home on February 20, 2017. He attended the Boysville of Michigan Catholic High School. Upon graduation, he immediately enlisted in the Marines and served in Vietnam in 1968. Sammy was an eternal optimist who made “honest women” of his all girlfriends. He married eight times. He worked at a steel mill in Michigan, in a Kentucky prison as a guard, and as a waiter at Caesar’s Palace. Sammy excelled in finding employment and leaving it. The only thing he left more than marriages was jobs. As a young man, he moved to Las Vegas and his brothers soon followed. Eventually the whole family ended up on the West Coast. Sammy is survived by his mother, Genevieve Arrage; a sister, Sherree; two brothers, Johnny and Sonny. He was preceded in death by his father, Charles, and a younger sister, Sally. He never had children, but he adored the children of others. Sammy had eleven nieces and nephews, and he especially enjoyed being “Sampa” to his newest nephews. Sammy retired in Las Vegas and lived his life watching sports with friends, sharing three-foot subs, and drinking Peak tea. A close friend noticed that Sammy was especially joyful on the day he died. Burial of Remains will be held at Southern Nevada Veteran's Memorial Cemetery, 1900 Veterans Memorial Dr., Boulder City, NV on March 22, 2017 at 12:40pm. Celebration of life: Following the funeral service at the home of Kit and Bob Turner, Henderson, NV @ Anthem Country Club.

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Christine Paholak

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Sammy always was a ladies man. Here he is ringing in the New Year 2000 with the ladies of Stout street. Kevin and I will always remember this generous fun guy who always welcomed us on our visits to Palm Springs. We want to thank him for his service to our country as a Marine. It cost him dearly and we appreciate that. Rest in peace my friend.

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Savva Savvas

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Sammys just riding on ahead. Ride Sammy

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Elaine and jill

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We are so very,very sorry for your loss. May God give you all the strength to go on.

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Thomas Lamb

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So sorry for your loss. Prayers sent to the family.

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Robert Giuliano

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I met Sammy in Dec/Jan 1968/1969 in Camp Pendleton, California. I was 18 and had recently graduated Parris Island. Upon arrival, I really didn't know anyone and Sammy befriended me . Unfortunately when we went to Vietnam,even though we were in the same company we never crossed paths. That will always be my loss! Despite the short time we spent together I never forgot Sammy, his kindness and and his great sense of humor. I will forever be thankful I had the chance to spend time with him. From the bottom of my heart I send my humblest condolences to his family. To Sammy, SemperFi Marine and friend!!

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Todd and Andrea Bailey

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So sorry for your loss. Love you guys...

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Marlene Arrage

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He will be sadly missed RIP Sam

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Stacie Schuchardt

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Cindy David

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Sherree McEachran

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Please look up Sams web site: victory 4 America, Sam wrote a poem it's on his site, the poem is called "Ali and Me"

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Sandra & Tom Strickland

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We remember meeting Sammy back at the Grosse Ile home on Stout. He was so fun loving and interesting. We have such good memories of the times we had. So very sorry for your loss. His love of his family and of life will live on. Hope his love and memory gives you strength to get beyond this sad time. Love to all. Sandy & Tom

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Maria-Jo Sharkey

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Its with sadness and a broken heart I send my condolences to Sammy's family and friends. He was a good friend and I loved him. May he Rest In Peace.

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Rock and Libby Martin

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Our hearts go out to the family. sending love and May his spirit live on forever in your hearts

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Patty

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Sammy was a great friend and so fun to hang with. Please accept my condolences on behalf of my family ( Casey and Sami) and myself. We all loved him and will miss him.

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SHARON JACOBS

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🕯️ WILL REMEMBER YOUR BEAUTIFUL SOUL ALWAYS SO KIND WILL MISS SEEING YOUR BEAUTIFUL SMILE LOVE SAMMY

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Diana and jesse Harrington

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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Christine Paholak

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Sammy always was a ladies man. Here he is ringing in the New Year 2000 with the ladies of Stout street. Kevin and I will always remember this generous fun guy who always welcomed us on our visits to Palm Springs. We want to thank him for his service to our country as a Marine. It cost him dearly and we appreciate that. Rest in peace my friend.

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Sherree Arrage McEachran

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