Garrett Nichols Death & Obituary: It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Garrett Nichols, a beloved student at BYU–Hawaii and social media manager at Bolt Motorcycle Hardware. Garrett’s untimely death has left a profound void in the hearts of those who knew him. His family has shared a heartfelt message reflecting on his vibrant life and unshakable faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ.
“We so appreciate all the prayers for our family. Those who knew Garrett knew what a bright light he was in the world. Garrett knew and loved the Lord, and we are so grateful for the peace the gospel of Jesus Christ provides,” his parents wrote, honoring his joyful spirit and devotion.
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Garrett Nichols: A Life of Faith and Adventure
Garrett, a senior business management major from Atascadero, California, was known for his enthusiasm for life and commitment to his faith. His journey of service began with his mission to Mexico Tuxtla Gutierrez. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Garrett temporarily served in the Alaska Anchorage Mission, before completing his mission in Mexico.
Garrett was deeply involved in his community and his church. He served as a temple ordinance worker at the Laie Hawaii Temple and was passionate about living a healthy lifestyle, including a fondness for eating salads. His adventurous spirit and positive outlook touched everyone he met.
A Legacy of Positivity and Inclusiveness
Garrett’s legacy is one of inclusion and positivity. He had a remarkable ability to make others feel valued, and his community has honored him with the hashtag #LiveLikeGarrett, encouraging others to carry on his spirit of kindness and enthusiasm. His family urges all who knew him to live life with the same vigor and compassion Garrett showed to the world.
Campus Support and Grief Counseling
In the wake of Garrett’s passing, BYU–Hawaii has made resources available for those who need support during this difficult time. Students are encouraged to leave messages for Garrett’s family in a designated space in the Aloha Center. Grief counseling services are also available, with a daily grief support group at 3 p.m. and walk-in appointments from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For immediate crisis support, Campus Safety can be reached at (808) 675-3911, or students can contact the National Crisis Line by calling or texting 988.
Conclusion
Garrett Nichols will be remembered for his unwavering faith, adventurous spirit, and commitment to bringing joy to others. As we honor his life, let us follow his example of kindness and positivity, and keep his memory alive through the #LiveLikeGarrett movement.