Daniel Ramos

Daniel Ramos, born February 10, 1979, to Daniel Avila and Guadalupe Ramos, passed away on August 27, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories, love, laughter, and stories that will forever be cherished by those who knew him.

Daniel was a man who believed in working toward his dreams, and he did just that. Becoming a CDL driver was his dream, and he was incredibly proud to achieve it. His career behind the wheel was more than just a job; it was a dream he worked hard to make a reality. He took pride in what he accomplished and in knowing that he had reached a goal he had once dreamed of.

Daniel was also a man with many passions and hobbies that made him uniquely himself. He loved motorcycles and cars, and he absolutely loved to cook. Whether he was working on something with his hands, talking about cars and motorcycles, or preparing a meal for the people he loved, Daniel found joy in the things that brought people together.

Music was another big part of Daniel's life. He loved to DJ while entertaining family and friends, bringing music, laughter, and good times wherever he went. He had a way of making gatherings feel special and creating memories that people will carry with them.

Daniel was also serious about his sports. He enjoyed MMA and wrestling and proudly followed the Dallas Cowboys y Los Spurs. These were passions he could talk about, debate about, and enjoy with the people around him.

Of all the places he could go to escape, Daniel's favorite getaway was simply being at the coast with his family. Those trips gave him the opportunity to relax, enjoy the people he loved most, and create memories that his family will treasure forever.

Daniel is preceded in death by his father, Daniel Avila; his maternal grandparents, Leonardo and Dolores Ramos; his paternal grandparents, Maria de la Luz and Manuel Avila; and his mother-in-law, Alicia Elizondo.

He leaves behind a family who loved him deeply and whose lives were forever changed by his presence. He is survived by his beloved wife, Adriana Rabago; his children, Gabi, Daniel Jr., Joe Daniel, Zennon, and Nayelli; and his stepchildren, Mark Anthony, Maricela, and Christina.

His greatest legacy will continue through his grandchildren: Makayla, CiCi, Daniel Leonardo, Alia Daniela, Little Nina, Marcos, Melina, and Little Tony.

He is also survived by his half-sister, Nina; his mother, Lupe; his stepfather, Albert; his three stepbrothers, Julian, Albert Jr., and Chris; his very, very special Aunt Connie; his uncle, Ben; and his many beloved cousins.

Daniel will be remembered for the dreams he accomplished, the passions that made him smile, the music he shared, the food he cooked, the sports he loved, the roadways he traveled, and most importantly, the love he gave to his family.

Daniel had his own way of making people laugh. Whenever the drinks came out, he would jokingly say, “No, no, no, don’t drink and drive, you might spill it!”, always finding a way to make the people around him smile.

Though he is no longer here to share another meal, turn up the music, talk about cars and motorcycles, cheer for his teams, or take another trip to the coast with his loved ones, the memories he created will remain.

Daniel lived his life with dreams, passions, family, and love. Now, he leaves behind a legacy that will continue through every person who loved him.