Las Vegas, NV - Hugh Olbur, known to family and friends as Hy, passed away peacefully in Las Vegas on May 9, 2026, at the age of 93. Born in Chicago, Illinois, on May 13, 1932, he lived a long and meaningful life marked by devotion to his family, integrity in his work, and a generous spirit that touched all who knew him.Hy was the beloved husband of Gail Olbur and a proud and devoted father to his sons, Andrew Olbur and Brett Olbur, and Brett's wife, Laurie Olbur. He was also a cherished grandfather to Brittany Olbur, Rachel Olbur, Sydney Olbur, Bailey Olbur, and Sam Olbur. His family was the center of his world, and he found great joy in the time they shared together. He was loving, kind, and generous, and those qualities defined the way he lived each day.Hy grew up in Chicago and carried the values of that city with him throughout his life. He pursued his education with determination and earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Champaign. His education gave him a strong foundation for a successful career, and he went on to serve as Senior Vice President of McMaster Carr Supply Company. In his professional life, he was respected for his intelligence, leadership, and steady judgment. He approached his work with seriousness and dedication, and he earned the admiration of colleagues and associates alike.Beyond his career, Hy was a man of deep personal warmth and simple pleasures. He enjoyed dining out with family, and he especially looked forward to his Saturday hotdogs, a tradition that brought him comfort and joy. These moments reflected the kind of man he was, someone who appreciated good food, good company, and the familiar routines that made life rich. His happiest times were often the ones spent around a table with the people he loved most.Hy was also guided by his Jewish faith, which was an important part of his identity and values. His life reflected a quiet strength, a sense of responsibility, and a belief in treating others with dignity and respect. He was the kind of person who made others feel welcome and valued, and his presence brought reassurance and warmth to his family and friends.Those who knew Hy will remember his loving nature, his kindness, and his generosity. He had a way of making people feel cared for, and he gave of himself freely and without hesitation. His life was a testament to the enduring power of family, hard work, and compassion. He leaves behind a legacy of devotion and example that will continue to guide those who loved him.(The draft text of this obituary was generated using artificial intelligence technology)