The age of 26, Zachary Giles Wright died on Monday, May 26, 2025 due to sudden complications from a new diagnosis case of Burkit lymphoma. His untimely passing caused the community to come back and was destroyed. Zach’s life, although tragically small, was full of adventure, love and laughter. His bright spirit, infectious humor, and unwavering generosity touched the hearts of all those who knew him, his loss was deeply felt in many communities – family, friends, colleagues and strangers equally.
Zach was born on January 22, 1999 in Murray, Utah, Jeremy and Jennifer Wright. As the first child, Zach quickly played the role of Big Brother, a position that he nurtured and hugged with love and pride. His younger brother -Bahn, Anna, Griffin, Jane, Lincoln and Talmes were lucky, who were a guide and protective appearance in his life. The early years of Zach were marked by a spontaneous curiosity, deep sense of warmth and a gentle leadership that would continue to define it throughout his life.
Even as a child, Zach displayed a deep sense of imagination. He read a glimpse in his dog, Max, his initial signs of his creative nature and the joy in sharing. Max was his first companion, and Zach’s bond with him laid the foundation of deep connections, which would later be built with people in his life. His love for animals and his soft soul made him a friend for all, and Max Zach’s life was the first of many people, who felt that particular, unconditional affection.
Zach’s childhood was filled with energy and immense enthusiasm for external exploration. He was never satisfied to live inside the house; He preferred the great outdoor and was an affinity for hiking and search. As a young child, he enhanced the peaks like half dome in Yosemite and the arches like delicate arc in the national park. As long as many children were still learning to ride bikes, Zach was already an enthusiast Chawla courageous, leaving adults in his dust because he was riding his hill bike in trails and through the forests. His determination and courageous spirit was clear from a young age and increased only with mature.
The external passion of Zach made him not just a courageous but a leader. In 2013, he became an eagle scout, a reflection of his commitment, discipline and leadership capabilities. But Zach’s thrill did not stop with the camping trip and merit badge. He turned his love into a career, working in a whitewater rafting guide, ski patrolman and avalanche mitigation. Whether he is guiding others on trips or leading spontaneous adventures, Zach made outdoor exploration a common experience. Security, fun and connections were always their top priorities, and they ensured that everyone directed by them performs an unforgettable, safe adventure.
From November 2017 to November 2019, Zach served a mission for the Church of Church of Jesus Christ of-Day Saints in Oxaca, Mexico. As a missionary, his time was not only about fulfilling his religious duties, but also about giving the values of love, compassion and humility. The mission of Zach was marked by his humor, honesty and deep faith. He was known for bringing happiness to everyone found while being deeply committed to his service. Zach’s life was a reflection of his commitment to others, always put his needs earlier, and his time in Mexico helped to solidify the kind of person who was: a humble servant of others, always ready to lend or hear the ear.
As a teenager, the cleverness and hardworking of Zach began to show in her entrepreneurship undertakings. He had a natural habit for problem-solving, and he implemented everything from fixing cars to restoring broken items. Whether he was purchasing, fixing and selling cars or selling solar panels, Zach always had a project, and his inventive approach meant that he used to do smart work, not difficult. His ability to convert waste items into valuable treasures was mythological among his family and friends. His business trend took him to California, where he met Annie Samarhaj, who met his life. Their connection was immediate, and they did not take long to feel that they were to be together.
The bond of Zach and Annie was built on the foundation of shared dreams, mutual respect and irreversible devotion. The two were married on September 15, 2023 at the Bomphalful Temple, and soon after, they bought their first house in the slap, Vyoming, nest in the breathtaking beauty of Star Valley. His house was full of laughter, hard work and a common hope for the future. Zach was the kind of husband who always preferred her family and ensured that her home was a place of comfort, support and love.
The ability to make deep and permanent friendship was one of their most notable qualities. His network of close friends stretched a wide range of ages and backgrounds, which was a will for their rare ability to see and feel valuable. Zach was loyal, open and incredibly kind. He had a gift to safe, understand and always welcome others. Their friendship was not bound by time or distance, and their loyalty was unbreakable. It was his love for the people and his ability to connect him that made him a friend.
Known for its infectious smile, quick intelligence and fickle spirit, Zach made life a little lighter for all of him. They had a rare gift to bring happiness to others, often through pranks, jokes and stories. Zach never hesitate to laugh at itself if it means to smile to someone else. His fickle behavior and ability to create light of difficult situations left the legacy of happiness, and his friends would always cherish the memories of his mischief and jokes that made life a little bright.
Zach was also a creative soul with a passion for music and art. They played both guitar and piano, prepared pottery and had an eye for photography. Their love to capture the beauty of life, whether it was through the snapshot of the moments of the mission or through the pictures of his beloved friends, Zach helped himself express himself and share his creativity with others. Zach lived completely and worked hard to bring his dreams into life, whether through its business undertakings or through its creative activities.
Above all, Zach was a person who loved deeply. He was a dedicated son, brother, husband and friend. Zach offered the best throat – often after a mischievous mischief – and never hesitated to help others, whether strangers on the roadside or friends in need. He believed in people, and his faith in others believed him. Zach’s legacy is one of love, laughter and kindness.
Zach is alive by his beloved wife, Annie; Parents, Jeremy and Jennifer; Brother -Bahn Anna (Max), Griffin, Jane, Lincoln and Talmes; Grandpa -Dadi; A wider network of aunt, uncle, cousin (53 earlier cousins); His loyal dog, fridge; And a community of countless friends. He was before his death by his cousin, Christine Wright.
The Wright family expressed their deepest gratitude for medical staff at Star Valley Hospital, Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center and LDS Hospital during the last days of Zach.
सैंडी यूटा वेस्ट स्टेक सेंटर, चर्च ऑफ जीसस क्राइस्ट ऑफ जीसस क्राइस्ट ऑफ लैटर-डे सेंट्स, 220 ईस्ट 8680 साउथ, सैंडी, यूटा, शुक्रवार, 30 मई को 6: 00–8: 00 बजे और शनिवार, 31 मई, 31 मई को सुबह 9: 30-10: 30 बजे के दृश्य 11:00 बजे तक आयोजित किए जाएंगे।
Zach’s passing leaves a huge zero, but his memory will remain in the hearts of all those who knew him. His love for life, his creativity, and his unwavering commitment to others will continue to inspire all those who were lucky to know him. Zach will be remembered for his infectious smile forever, his mischievous mischief and the incredible effect on the lives of so many people. Relax in peace, Zach. You will be deeply remembered but never forgot.