Danny Jaime Escobedo

He was an outstanding student and athlete who excelled in gymnastics, with a goal to attend the Olympics. While studying communications at the Universidad Iberoamericana, his family came under financial strain causing Jaime to leave his studies and turn to the workforce. Jaime always excelled at his work no matter what he did. After working in a taqueria in Fresno, he then moved to Visalia where he worked as a waiter for Gina's Ristorante while putting himself through Estes Institute of Cosmetology. After graduating, he worked assisting Don Estes and became a senior stylist. He then moved to Jazz Productions where he continued to build a very strong and dedicated clientele and would finish his career in cosmetology at Serenity Salon with hopes to retire at his place in Mazatlán.

When it came to hair, Jaime's attention to detail and color was unmatched, which allowed him to build strong friendships with his clients. Many considered him family. He was constantly attending weddings, birthdays, and any other special occasions he was invited to. Jaime had a huge heart and took in many rescued fur babies, working diligently to place others in the forever homes of his friends and clients.

Jaime was a lifelong car fanatic with a collection still in storage. He was full of life. You could count on him to bring positivity and good humor. Everywhere he went he lit up the room!

Jaime traveled extensively from a young age and enjoyed spoiling his family with specially planned vacations to different beaches and Palm Springs. Jamie was a loving son, sending money to his mother for over 30 years to ensure she could have and experience the finer things in life.

Jamie is survived by his mother, two sisters, two brothers, six nieces, two nephews, and his last two fur babies Lizzy and Coco. He was preceded in death by his father. Jamie's gentle kindness was unrivaled and he will live on in the hearts of those who were lucky enough to cherish a bond with him.

Private services for Jaimie will be held at a later date in Mazatlán, Mexico.