IN LOVING MEMORY OF

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Ajero

Sep 27, 2000 — Jun 9, 2026

Kansas City

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With profound sadness and endless love, we remember and celebrate the life of John Ajero, lovingly known by many as Carl or Carlo, who passed away far too soon at the age of 25.John was born in the Philippines, where his story began. He carried his Filipino roots, culture, and love for his family with him wherever life took him. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend whose kindness, warmth, and beautiful spirit touched the lives of many.To those who knew and loved him, Carl and Carlo was more than just a name—he was a source of laughter, happiness, and unconditional love. John had a heart that was truly special. He was kind, caring, and generous, and he had a way of making people feel loved and supported.John was a proud graduate of Winnetonka High School, where he created lasting memories and friendships. He embraced life with a joyful heart and a spirit that brought happiness to those around him.John had a deep love for music. It was a part of who he was and something that brought him comfort, excitement, and joy. Whether he was listening to his favorite songs, dancing, creating TikTok videos, or sharing moments with others, he found ways to express himself and bring happiness to the people around him. He also loved basketball and traveling, always looking forward to new experiences and adventures.John had so many dreams for his future. He hoped to travel to Japan one day and was excited to return home to the Philippines to visit family and celebrate his niece’s 18th birthday. He had an adventurous heart and so many memories he hoped to create with the people he loved.Above all, John loved his family deeply. He loved hard, cared deeply, and gave his whole heart to those around him. To his siblings, he was someone they could always depend on. His words, “I gotcha bro,” were more than just a phrase—they were a promise. They showed the kind of brother he was: someone who would stand by you, support you, and be there whenever you needed him.John leaves behind his loving parents, Jaime and Lanie Ajero, who gave him endless love and support throughout his life.He is lovingly remembered by his siblings: Joel Ajero, Jubby Dowdy, Jennie Lyn Ajero, and Jaime Ajero Jr.He will forever be cherished by his nephews: Jabari Reizo Ajero, Josh Ajero, and Deus Ajero, and his nieces: Jaela Kendra Ajero, Dollie Ajero, Arya Cochran, and Nika Ajero.John also leaves behind extended family members and countless friends who were blessed to know him. The memories of his laughter, his kindness, his music, his dancing, his humor, and the love he gave so freely will remain in the hearts of everyone who loved him.Although John’s life was far too short, the impact he made will last forever. We will remember his smile, his dreams, his adventurous spirit, and the way he made people feel loved.Carl, Carlo, John—you were a gift to everyone who knew you. Your journey on earth ended much too soon, but the love you shared will never fade. Your song may have ended too early, but the melody of your life will continue to echo in our hearts forever.“I gotcha bro.” Those words will forever remind us of the brother, son, uncle, and friend you were—the one who loved deeply and always showed up for the people you cared about.You will always be loved, forever missed, and never forgotten.Rest peacefully, John Ajero. Until we meet again, you will forever be in our hearts. Forever our John.



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