Jordan Daniel Pantin

Jordan Daniel Pantin, 28, passed away on October 19, 2026. Jordan was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 5, 1998, to Erick Pantin and Danielle Trevino. The youngest of three brothers, Jordan grew up in Phoenix, Glendale, and Peoria and later lived in both Peoria and Dewey, Arizona.

As a kid, Jordan was sweet and affectionate, with an adventurous spirit and an incredibly creative mind. He was curious about how things worked and loved taking things apart just to figure out how to put them back together. He could also make something out of just about anything he found around the house. That curiosity and ability to work with his hands stayed with him as he got older. For the last couple of years of his life, Jordan worked at a metal fabrication shop in Prescott Valley.

If you knew Jordan, you knew when he walked into a room. He was tall, energetic, and usually trying to make someone laugh. He had a sense of humor that was completely his own and was known for saying things that were so random or off the wall that you couldn’t help but laugh. Growing up, his family called him “JoJo,” a nickname that stayed part of who he was to those who knew him from the beginning.

Jordan also knew his own mind. He could be firm in his opinions and beliefs, and you rarely had to wonder where you stood with him. More importantly, if Jordan loved you or cared about you, you knew that too. He cared deeply about the people close to him, made friends easily, and had a special love for animals. Above all, Jordan loved his family and was always supportive of the things they worked toward, the goals they set, and the dreams they pursued.

Jordan was the youngest brother to Malcolm Trevino and Elijah Pantin. He was also an uncle to Camden and Jaxton Trevino, a role he had really grown to enjoy. He loved playing with them, hanging out with them, and just being their Uncle “JoJo.”

Jordan enjoyed being outdoors, whether that meant going for a drive, taking a hike, or simply getting out of the house. Music was also a big part of his life, and he enjoyed listening to all kinds of music. He especially loved spending time in Prescott and Sedona, two places that became some of his favorites in Arizona. And anyone who knew Jordan well knew that Chick-fil-A was his favorite place to eat.

Jordan is survived by his parents, Erick Pantin and Danielle Trevino; his stepmother, Christian Freese; his brothers, Malcolm Trevino and Elijah Pantin; his sister-in-law, Brittany Trevino; his step-siblings, Brandon Glynn, Taylor Jackson, and Garrett Glynn; his grandfather, Auldric Pantin, and his wife, Rosemary Bernard; and his nephews, Camden Trevino and Jaxton Trevino. He is also survived by his aunts and uncles, Jenna and Nathan Tieman, Lora Ballato, Jevaun Trevino, Audra Pantin, and Tia Pantin; his cousins, Andrew and Matthew Tieman; Eric, Kelsey and Christian Trevino, along with many other family members and friends who loved him. Jordan was preceded in death by his great-grandmother, Galina Pagano.

Jordan had a way of making his presence known, and his absence will be felt just as deeply. His family and friends will miss his jokes, his creativity, his energy, his love for animals, the sound of him coming through the door, and all the little things that made Jordan who he was. He was a son, a little brother, an uncle, a grandson, a nephew, a cousin, and a friend. Most of all, he was Jordan, and there will never be another one quite like him."