Brandon Adonis De Los Santos passed away on April 14, 2026, just days before his 25th birthday, a loss so sudden and devastating it has left his family and loved ones shattered.

Brandon was not just loved, he was deeply, fiercely cherished. He had a heart that gave without hesitation, a spirit that lit up every room, and a sense of humor that could pull laughter out of even the darkest             moments. He was kind in a way that was effortless and real, the kind of person people felt safe around, the kind of person you never forget.

He had a passion for boxing, drawn to its discipline, strength, and heart. He was captivated by Japanese culture and carried a dream of one day visiting Japan—a dream that spoke to his curiosity, his depth, and the way he saw beauty in the world.

But more than anything, Brandon was family in the deepest sense of the word. He was not "just" a nephew—he was a first baby, raised with love, pride, and a bond that cannot be defined by titles. His presence was constant, his love was real, and his absence is unbearable.

There are no words big enough to hold what has been lost. His laugh, his voice, the way he said your name, the little things he shared when he was excited—those moments now echo in the silence he leaves behind. He was taken too soon, and the pain of that truth is something his family will carry every day.

Brandon leaves behind a family who loved him beyond measure and who will continue to love him for the rest of their lives. His memory will live on not just in words, but in every heartbeat, every tear, and every moment he should have been here for.

Brandon is survived by his mother, Amy Ponce; his father, Joey De Los Santos, Sr. his Tia and Stuncle Victoria and  Alden Neill and   cousins Evalisse Diaz and Gavin Neill; his devoted grandmother,    Lorraine "GG" Garcia; his beloved girlfriend, Elissa Alvarado; grandmother Blanca De Los Santos, great grandmother Anita De Los     Santos, Aunt Silina Cisneros, step mother Laticia Vasquez, sister Alize De Los   Santos, brothers Joey De Los Santos, Jr. and Joshua De Los Santos. His best friend's that were more like brothers Hilrey Hernandez, Robert Reyes, Jalen Toussant, Deionte Edward, Jaden Bennett, Lane Hawley and Nick Collins. He leaves behind a family who loved him beyond measure and who will carry him with them for the rest of their lives.

He will never be forgotten.