Ryan Vannah Wiki – Bio
Ryan Vannah, a professional tennis player from Las Vegas, Nevada, died abruptly on Sunday, January 29, after collapsing during a match at Red Rock Country Club. He was rushed to a nearby hospital. However, doctors pronounced him dead later that day. The local coroner’s office has not made any public statement regarding the death of Ryan Vannah. However, the tennis player had problems with high blood pressure, according to The Blaze, and some reports suggest that he was taking the wrong blood pressure medication.
Ryan Vannah grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada. The 43-year-old had won more than 40 USTA National Championships as a member of a doubles team in each of the previous two years. Vannah is reportedly survived by his parents, Robert and Marsha Vannah; his siblings Vannah Kang, Matt Vannah and Natalie Vannah Dunn; his fiancée; his brothers-in-law, Dave Dunn; and Dr. Parminder Kang, his sister-in-law; Dr. Catherine Vannah; and a total of 13 nieces and nephews.
Ryan Vannah Age
Ryan Vannah was 43 years old.
What exactly happened to Ryan Vannah?
He suddenly dropped to her knees, placed her hands on the ground, and then lay down during their mixed doubles match on Jan. 29, according to Review Journal. He was treated for about an hour by medics at the Red Rock Country Club. His sister-in-law Catherine performed CPR on him for 55 minutes before he was taken to Summerlin Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Tributes
Family and friends paid their respects to their beloved tennis star at Vannah’s obituary. A family member named Payton Dunn wrote: “Uncle Ryan, I love you so much! You were the best uncle I could ask for. You were so kind and loving. You were always there for me and supported me through everything. I really hope to see you again in the future because I really don’t know what I would do if I didn’t. I love you Uncle Ryan!!
A friend named Onidio Mirabal added: “Although I had only known you for a few years from the day we met, I saw the light that you brought to people, always positive and making everyone feel welcome. Thank you friend rest in peace.” A memorial service honoring Vanna’s life will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1801 S Monte Cristo Way at 10 a.m. on February 11, 2023.
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