With heavy hearts and a hope for his eternal peace with our Lord, we remember Adrian Martin Trujillo, who passed away on May 22, 2026, at the age of 50. Adrian was born on July 10, 1975, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, to loving parents Joann Martinez and Martin Trujillo. He was a cherished son, a beloved brother, an adored cousin, a treasured nephew and an unforgettable friend.

Adrian was a man who embraced life with a vibrancy and warmth that left an indelible mark on everyone he encountered. Known for his infectious laughter and boundless generosity, he was a true free spirit who never met a stranger. Adrian's life was a symphony of music, style, and joy-a testament to his love for the world's beauty.

His passion for music was evident to all who knew him. Cher was his all-time favorite artist, but he would also tell you about his love of Crystal Gale and Taylor Dayne. His love for music was matched only by his fascination with perfumes and sunglasses. Adrian's discerning taste in fragrances was legendary, and he delighted in complimenting others on their exquisite scents. His collection of stylish sunglasses and watches was as vast as it was unique, with white sunglasses reserved for special occasions.

One of Adrian's cherished hobbies was seeking out rare collector's dolls, a pursuit that reflected his appreciation for the unique and beautiful. He was also known for his lifelong passion for automobiles. From a very young age, he had a remarkable appreciation for cars and could share the history and details of nearly any make or model. As a child, he would often ask his mother to take him to local car dealerships so he could walk the lots, admire the vehicles, and dream aloud about the car he hoped to own someday. This love of cars stayed with him throughout his life. In adulthood, he could frequently be found test driving vehicles or flipping through car magazines to see the latest models and listings. And if you were adventurous enough to join him, he was always happy to bring you along for a test drive.Yet perhaps his greatest joy was found in gift-giving. Adrian had a remarkable talent for selecting the perfect gift, always accompanied by an entertaining story that left loved ones both amused and touched.

Adrian was predeceased by his grandmother, Doloris Archuleta and Aunt Mary Romero, whose memories he held close to his heart. He leaves behind a loving family, including his parents Joann and Martin (Jairlene), his sisters, Jennifer, Alicia and Monica, and brothers, Jeremy, Eric, and Aaron. He is also survived by his aunts, Patricia Baca, Kathy Lopez (Richard), Vicky Jackson (Terry), Theresa Tatum, and Uncle Felix, along with numerous cousins including Trish, Amy, Lauren, Faith, Holly, Angela, Brian, Amanda, Nick, Sarah, Victoria, and Ezekiel. 

Adrian's life was a celebration of love, friendship, and the simple pleasures that bring people together. His stories, humor, and kindness will be fondly remembered by all who were fortunate enough to know him.

Adrian Martin Trujillo will be deeply missed, but his spirit will forever remain in the stories, music, and memories we hold dear. Adrian was known in life for his style and so he will be laid to rest in style. A memorial service will be held on a luxury yacht and his ashes scattered in the San Francisco Bay where he can continue to be free.