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Case Description

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The case of Venancio Samuel Perez, an unclaimed individual, presents a somber episode that unfolded in Grand Terrace, California. Venancio Perez, a 77-year-old Hispanic male, was a resident of the Grand Terrace Health Care Center, having been admitted on February 2, 2026, for long-term care due to his medical needs. Despite receiving care in a skilled nursing facility aimed at providing a supportive environment, Perez's life met an unceremonious end when he was discovered in his bed without a pulse at 1915 hours by facility staff, who subsequently pronounced him dead.

The circumstances surrounding Perez's passing bring to light the process and aftermath faced by the authorities and institutions tasked with handling unclaimed persons. In this instance, the San Bernardino County Sheriff Department's Coroner Division took responsibility for investigating and managing the case. The agency, located at 655 E Third St in San Bernardino, California, operates with the aim of determining causes of death and seeking out next of kin in such situations. With a case number 702604204, the department endeavored to piece together the final chapter of Perez's life.

Despite their efforts, Venancio Samuel Perez remained unclaimed, a poignant reminder of the isolation some individuals face towards the end of their lives. The agency, reachable at 909-387-2978, continuously works to resolve cases like Perez’s, trying to ensure that even in absence of known family or claims, every life is acknowledged and treated with dignity in its closure. The NamUs database, which lists Perez's identification as UCP161402, similarly serves as a platform for resolving unidentified and unclaimed person cases across the nation, representing a collective effort to bring clarity and closure where it’s often most needed.

Date Found: 06/18/2026

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