Daniel Louis Subito Mayo

Known to his family as Daniel and to his wife, children, and friends as Dan.

Dan was born in the Philippines to Marilou and Danilo on June 18, 1992.

Dan lost his battle with depression on May 29, 2026 at the age of 33.

Dan is survived by:
His Wife- Julianna
His Daughter- Tallulah
His Parents- Danilo and Marilou
His Sister- Maryelle
His Step-Children- Sydonia and Brodric

Dan was born to Marilou and Danilo Mayo in La Union, Philippines. He is the older brother to Maryelle. Along with his parents and sister, Dan experienced a life shaped by movement and transition, having lived in the Philippines, Guam, and San Jose, California, before eventually finding a sense of home in Rocklin, California. Through every chapter, he remained a loving son and brother, grounded in his connection to family and the people closest to him. 

Dan was also a grandson, uncle, godfather, and a cousin to many on both sides of the family. He held these roles with care and presence and his relationships extended far beyond titles, he showed up with warmth, support, and a sense of love for those around him. His family was a central part of his life and his presence within it left a lasting imprint that will continue to be felt deeply. 

Dan was known to be a bold person that carried himself in a confident manner. He had a way of making you feel seen and heard. He would be invested in any topic you brought up, even if it wasn’t something he was interested in. He had a huge smile and a big laugh. There was something about him that made people feel comfortable and he was often looked to for advice.

Dan had this cool factor to him. He spent several years in Los Angeles working in fashion and developed a strong sense of personal style that he prided himself on. He always maintained a curated style, blending vintage and timeless pieces. He had a kick for wearing cowboy boots and a full jean set. He was always being complimented for his seemingly effortless style and his sister and friends looked up to him for this confident style of his.

Dan was had become an avid climber and spent many hours bouldering and training at home to increase his skills at the climbing gym. He made fast friends with the employees there and really took to the puzzle climbing offered.

Dan was an invested family man. He married his wife, Julianna, in 2023 after years of friendship. He stepped up and took on the role of Dad to what he insisted on calling “their kids”, Syda and Brody. He loved being able to support and guide them. In February 2026, Dan’s daughter Tallulah was born. He was in awe of her and was a wonderfully attentive partner and daddy. His support and love is sorely missed.

Dan spent almost every night cooking for his family. He loved a fresh, simple meal made with care and good ingredients. The man loved a co-op or high-end grocery store where he could find new fun treats, fancy ingredients, and fresh, local produce. Dan also loved a good meal out. For years he was obsessed with going out for the fluffiest pancakes he could find. If he loved a place, he went often and really indulged in it.

Dan will be missed by family, friends, and acquaintances. His impact is larger than he could have possibly realized. He is loved and missed forever. Please continue to speak his name and share his stories.