Eduardo Celestino Vargas Guerrero

Eduardo Celestino Vargas Guerrero was born on March 26, 1968, in the vibrant city of Caracas, Venezuela. He departed from this life on November 9, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri, leaving behind a legacy of love and laughter that will be remembered by all who had the privilege to know him.

A proud graduate of Santa Maria University, Eduardo earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business. His professional journey led him to Charleston's Restaurant in Kansas City, where he worked as a Server. In this role, Eduardo showcased not only his impressive work ethic but also his enchanting personality, effortlessly drawing patrons into the restaurant.

Eduardo was more than just a dedicated professional, he was a beacon of light in the lives of those around him. Described as loving, caring, thoughtful, and undeniably fun, he possessed a magnetic personality that naturally attracted others. Children were particularly drawn to him, often finding joy in his presence. His ability to soothe crying babies was nothing short of miraculous. Despite his nurturing nature, Eduardo was well known for embodying the spirit of a grinch during the Christmas season, adding a unique spin to holiday gatherings.

His interests reflected the vibrant tapestry of his life. He found immense joy in the company of his beloved dogs and delighted in attending Drag Queen shows, always eager to share laughter and memories with his friends. Eduardo’s deep appreciation for friendships fostered bonds that will endure in the hearts of many.

He was the beloved son of Cristina Matilde Guerrero and the late Rigoberto Vargas. Eduardo is also survived by his dear siblings, Sophia and Rolando, as well as his beloved niece, Volerta, and his fiancé, Michael. Together, they shall hold onto the myriad of moments spent with him, ensuring that his spirit continues to thrive within their hearts.

Since the day Eduardo was born, his mother has had nothing but undying love for him, and that will never change. Cristina has loved him and will always love him.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention or The Trevor Project – PO Box 69232, West Hollywood, CA 90069.