Damian Narcisco Sandoval

With heavy hearts and profound sorrow, we announce the passing of Damian Narcisco Sandoval, who left us on June 11, 2026, just two days shy of his 40th birthday. Born on June 13, 1986, in Englewood, Colorado, Damian’s life was a tapestry woven with devotion, laughter, and unwavering love for those closest to him. He passed peacefully at home in Littleton, Colorado, embraced by the comforting presence of his beloved family.

Damian was a man of many passions and deep compassion. From a young age, he was drawn to music and movies, finding joy in their melodies and stories. As a child, his adventurous spirit was reflected in his love for riding dirt bikes, a thrill that stirred his youthful heart and echoed his zest for life. This enthusiasm stayed with him into adulthood, as he enjoyed riding his motorcycle with the same spirited joy.

He was also a devoted caretaker and lover of animals, sharing a special bond with his cherished dogs, Yoshi and Shevo, who brought great joy to his days. Damian’s interests extended uniquely to the world of retro arcade and pinball machines, where he found both a creative outlet and a business endeavor. He had a remarkable talent for purchasing, restoring, and revitalizing these nostalgic games—turning them not just into a source of income, but into treasured memories for others.

Growing up in Englewood, Damian attended Englewood High School before completing his education at South High School, where he embraced the challenges of school and the camaraderie of sports and music. His proudest memories were filled with playing football and baseball, sports that cultivated his competitive spirit and teamwork. He also had a flair for music, learning to play the trombone during his high school years—an accomplishment that reflected his willingness to embrace new experiences and express himself creatively.

Throughout his career, Damian was a hard worker, dedicating much of his time to customer service within the retail sector. His commitment to his work was matched only by his devotion to his family and friends. Known for his loving and caring nature, Damian was the heart of his circle—a jokester with a gift for lightening the mood through playful pranks and infectious laughter. Yet beneath his humor lay an ever-present protector, always looking out for his mother and those he loved, offering steady support and unconditional care.

Damian’s spirit shone brightly within his family, surviving in the loving memories of his mother, Pearl J. Sandoval; his sisters, Randi (Nathaniel) Moreno and Jessica Sandoval; and his brother, Arron Davalos. He was cherished by his grandmothers, Ruth Cecilia Vigil and Pauline Romano, as well as his nieces, Maliah Sandoval, Versailles Sandoval, Angel Sandoval, Eliana Moreno and nephew, Josiah Moreno, and his great-niece, Vienna Aguilera. The bond he shared with his extended family of aunts, uncles, and cousins remains a testament to the tight-knit community that supported and loved him throughout his life.

Damian’s memory is also lovingly held by those who preceded him, including his grandfather, Jose Sandoval, his uncle, James Sandoval, and his sister, Domonique Quintana, whose presence in his life shaped him in immeasurable ways.

Though his time with us was far too brief, Damian’s legacy of humor, kindness, and unwavering loyalty will forever echo in the hearts of all who knew him. His infectious smile, playful spirit, and boundless love made a lasting imprint on the lives he touched. As we grieve his loss, we also celebrate the extraordinary man he was—one who always stood as a steadfast light and a gentle guardian for his family and friends.

May we find comfort in the warmth of those memories and carry forward the lessons of love and joy that Damian so effortlessly gave. His story is one of a life lived wholeheartedly, a story that will endure like the timeless music and games he cherished. Damian Narcisco Sandoval will be deeply missed, forever remembered, and eternally loved.