Rachel Carruth

In the gentle embrace of autumn's golden hues, we gather to honor Rachel Irene Carruth, a soul whose laughter echoed like a melody through the corridors of our hearts. Born on October 26, 1970, in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, Rachel's life was a symphony of compassion and humor, each note harmonizing with her ambition and humility. Her journey through life was as dynamic as the casinos she graced as a Players Club Representative, yet her true treasures were the moments spent with family and the serenity she found in nature. A lover of words, Rachel's pen crafted worlds, while her hands nurtured gardens, coaxing beauty from the earth as effortlessly as she brought joy to those around her.

Rachel's heart was a sanctuary of love, especially for her cherished daughters, Cheyenne Trachet and Crystol Spilotro, and son, Cody Carruth, who carry forward her legacy of kindness. Her father, Adam Carruth, and her beloved fiancé, Barry Doyle, remain as pillars of strength amidst this sea of sorrow. Her sister, Stacy Carruth, and brother, Justin Carruth, along with a tapestry of grandchildren and extended family, continue to weave their stories with threads of memories colored by Rachel's vibrant spirit. Her life, like a well-tended garden, was a testament to her faith and commitment to those she held dear, a gentle reminder of Proverbs 31:26, "She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue."

As we gather at The Beacon Center on November 13, 2026, to celebrate Rachel's life, we remember her not only for her achievements but for the boundless love she shared with every living creature, especially her feline companions. Though she has departed from this earthly realm, her spirit remains entwined with the natural world she adored, her laughter a gentle breeze among the trees she hiked, her memory a light that guides us. We invite all who knew her to share their cherished memories and upload photos to her memorial page, ensuring that Rachel's story continues to inspire and uplift those she loved.