Deon Alfred Baber was born on November 17,1972, in Mesa, AZ. His family relocated to Las Vegas when Deon was only 4 years old where he resided until his death. Deon lost his life in a horrible motorcycle accident on Saturday, March14,2026.

Deon was so many things to so many people: a loving father, a proud grandfather, a devoted son, a caring brother, a beloved uncle and friend. He loved his family fiercely and unconditionally, always putting his heart into the people he cared about most. He never judged anyone and believed in treating others with respect, kindness, understanding, and compassion. His greatest accomplishment were his children, he was so proud they grew up to be strong, happy, and accomplished adults.

Deon truly lived life to the fullest, with an adventuresome spirit he was drawn to the freedom of fast cars and motorcycles. He had a rare gift, he knew how to listen, when someone was struggling and saying just the right words to lift them up. His love, his laughter, and keen sense of humor, will forever live in the hearts of his family and friends who will deeply and endlessly miss him.

Deon is remembered with endless love by his children, Chelsea Aldana, Dray Baber, Zoe Baber, granddaughter, Serenity Romero, and the mother of his children, Priscilla Aldana. Deon will be missed by his girlfriend, Christina Matteucci and their dog Raider Baber.

He is survived by his siblings, Diane Wass, Delona Baber, Heidi Baber husband Cedric Cade, DeLon Baber wife Candice Baber, Hans Baber wife Dawn Baber, Roddy Baber, Bobby Baber, Betsy Baber, brother in-laws David Rodriguez & Kevin Zglinski, sister in-law Maribell Hernandez,13 nieces and nephews, 15 great nieces and nephews. Deon was preceded in death by his parents Dee and Inge Baber and nephews Sammy Marshall III and Delon Perrie Baber.

Services were held with his immediate family,

May he forever Rest In Peace

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