Gabriel Mark Estudillo "Gabe" of Flagstaff, AZ departed this world on February 17, 2026. He was born February 10,1982 in Flagstaff, AZ to Robert and Susan Estudillo. He attended school in Flagstaff graduating from Sinagua High School.

Gabe worked with W.L. Gore & Associates after high school and then followed into his dad's steps with Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF). He worked as a conductor for quite some time and eventually went into becoming a Locomotive Train Engineer. After some time, he left to pursue his landscaping business. For a small chunk of time, he worked in the warehouse at UPS and enjoyed doing the hard physical labor. He ended his career with his landscaping business he established and was also going to build a carpet cleaning company that he didn't get a chance to start.

He loved to be active and was constantly in the gym- doing cardio, lifting weights and focusing on making gains. He loved to be outdoors and enjoy the scenic nature of the forests. He was also into Jiu Jistu, at one point in time he won 1st place in his division that we were so proud of him for. Gabe enjoyed playing his Nintendo games and loved to watch shows to end his evening. He loved hanging around family and making a million jokes with them. He was a prankster and loved to make people laugh any way he could.

Gabe is survived by his sons, Amos Estudillo, Adan Wall. He is survived by his parents, Robert Estudillo and Susan Estudillo. He is also survived by his siblings, Robert Estudillo, Reyna Estudillo, Matthew Estudillo. As well as his nephew, Uriyah Iron, nieces- Emma Estudillo and Mia Larson. Finally he is survived through his dog nephew, Snoopy.

Memorial for Gabriel Mark Estudillo will be the following:

Viewing will take place on March 5th from 4pm- 5pm at Norvel Owens Mortuary. The Church Services will take place at San Francisco de Asis 1600 Historic Rte 66 on March 6th Rosary- 10am and Church Mass 10:30am Burial will be shortly after mass at the Calvary Catholic Cemetery, 201 W. University Drive in Flagstaff, AZ.

We deeply appreciate all the kind words, sympathy cards, generous food donations, embracing warm hugs during this time. Thank you for being there for our family. Memories and condolences can be shared with his family online at www.norvelowensmortuary.com