Diego Mike Trujillo

Diego “Pago” Mike Trujillo was born on October 26, 1982.
 He was raised with his siblings, Desiree, Joseph, Dalfino and Josh. 

As a child, Pago brought joy, peace and laughter into others lives. He approached every challenge with enthusiasm and a competitive spirit, traits that would later shape his career as a barber. After graduating from high school, Pago pursued his passion for hairstyling, honing his skills to bring out the best in each of his clients.

Pago will always be remembered for his loyalty and kind-hearted nature. His clients often described him as more than just a barber; he was a confidant and friend. His ability to empathize with others and make them feel comfortable in their own skin endeared him to people from all walks of life.

Beyond his career, Pago was an avid sports fan who found joy in spending time with family and friends. He enjoyed playing baseball, cheering on the Colorado Avalanche hockey team, and attending Colorado Rockies games. Whether it was the thrill of competition or the camaraderie of being part of a team, Pago embraced the sense of community that sports fostered.

Pago's proudest accomplishments stemmed from his unwavering dedication to hard work and integrity. He was known for never making excuses and always giving his best effort. This commitment was evident not only in his professional life but also in all his personal relationships.

Pago leaves behind a legacy of love that will forever be cherished by his surviving family members, including his parents Pearl Anne Martinez and Jesse M. Cobarrubias. He is also survived by siblings Desiree, Joseph, Dalfino, and Josh, numerous nieces, nephews, uncles, aunties, cousins, and friends.

In honor of Diego "Pago" Mike Trujillo's life, let us remember his infectious smile, his unwavering dedication to his craft, and his genuine kindness towards others. While he may no longer be physically present, his spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of all those who were fortunate enough to have known him.

May he rest in peace.