DYE Paintball is mourning the sudden and sad demise of one of its players, Jerry Caro, who passed away today, May 22, 2025. Friends and fans were devastated to hear the heartbreaking news earlier today, and tributes flooded social media.
The DYE paintball and Los Angeles Ironmen, in a joint statement, confirmed the news of Jerry’s demise, describing him as a player who was a force of passion, grit, and inspiration both in and off the field.
His cause of death or the circumstances surrounding his sad demise were not disclosed to the public at the time of filing this report.
Read Excerpts from the Statement below:-
With profound sadness, we acknowledge the passing of Jerry Caro #4 of the Los Angeles Ironmen. Jerry was more than a player, he was a force of passion, grit, and inspiration both on and off the field. As a dedicated member of the Ironmen family, Jerry exemplified the heart of the sport and the spirit of our community.
At Dye Precision, Inc., we are proud to have been part of Jarry’s professional debut when he joined the Ironmen in 2014 and began showcasing his electric play. We are equally honored to have stood alongside Jerry during his homecoming back to the Ironmen this season and throughout his journey in professional paintball.
His commitment to excellence, his leadership, and his relentless drive made him a true icon of the game. But beyond his achievements, Jerry’s kindness, loyalty, and unwavering character left a lasting impact on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
Our thoughts are with Jerry’s family, friends, teammates, and the entire paintball community during this difficult time. His legacy will live on through the lives he touched, the games he changed, and the memories we all carry forward.
