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Johnathan Santos

April 22, 1999 - October 14, 2020
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Silver Oaks Funeral & Cremations
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Roselan Ranada (Aryxn)
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Alexander Jacobo
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Ashlyn Sabatine
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Johannes Askia Utas (Apples)
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Visitation
Biggers Funeral Chapel
6100 Azle Ave.
Lake Worth, Texas 76135
817-237-3341 | Map
Sunday 10/18, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Service
Biggers Funeral Chapel
6100 Azle Ave.
Lake Worth, Texas 76135
817-237-3341 | Map
Sunday 10/18, 4:00 pm
Cemetery
Mount Olivet Cemetery Fort Worth
2301 N. Sylvania Ave.
Fort Worth, Texas 76111
817-831-0511 | Map
Monday 10/19, 2:00 pm

Fort Worth – Johnathan Santos, 21, passed away Wednesday, October 14, 2020 in Dallas, Texas Visitation: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Sunday, October 18, 2020, Biggers Funeral Chapel. Service: 4:00 PM, Sunday, October 18, 2020, Biggers Funeral Chapel. Johnathan Santos was born April 22, 1999 in Boston, Massachusetts to Winfredo Santos, Jr. and Shirley Dendrinos.Continue Reading

Renn Pho left a message on January 18, 2021:
I met Johnathon playing League of Legends almost 6 years ago. We had lots of fun talking for hours and playing games together. Had some deep conversations cause I was going through some stuff but he was the rainbow at the end of a rainstorm for me. He always told me to keep my chin up and gave me hope. I loved him but I couldn’t tell him because I had self doubt. I wish I could have been able to tell him how much he meant to me. How all the time he spent with me made me so happy. I used to constantly try my hardest to make him all flustered and embarrassed by saying weird and silly things. When he would fumble his words and giggle with me, I was happy. Sometimes he would be goofy for no reason just to cheer me up. He was the best for that and I’ll always remember him. I hope one day we’ll meet again and continue where we left off.
Sierra Reynolds left a message on October 19, 2020:
I worked with Johnathon at I hop, his friendship was pure kindness and I'll miss him every day. I'll never forget the important lessons he taught me about love and how to share it.
Cecilia Cardwell left a message on October 19, 2020:
I met Jonathan on a video game and then through streaming only recently. When I met him, and watched and listened and spoke to him, I symbolically saw him as this person who played a beautiful instrument and melody, that would bring everyone and anyone's attention around him, because he was beautiful on the inside and out. He was the light and salt of the Earth. He brought joy to everyone and laughter. I am so blessed to have known him even for a short time, and I cannot wait to see him in Heaven. God bless his soul, and his family, and that they are brought comfort in this time.
Victor Chumacero Jr. left a message on October 19, 2020:
Johnathan to me was a friend. Even though we never met in person he was always so kind and supportive. I would always try to watch his streams and he was always laid back and so kind to his viewers. I would play video games with him and along with other friends and he would make jokes and always laugh. I will definitely cherish the memories and moments I had with Johnathan. Rest In Peace Kaze.
Karen Henderson left a message on October 18, 2020:
I worked with Jonathan at IHOP he was such a wonderful person with a heart of gold he would always make me laugh. I’m so sorry for you loss my deepest sympathies
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Roselan Ranada (Aryxn) left a message on October 18, 2020:
I knew him as Kaze until late through life he introduced himself as Johnathan. We met on Twitch (community to stream games). I was streaming and he hopped into my stream and brought out his kirby. He really had a good kirby. He talked about how he streamed too and I gave him a follow back. Johnathan was really nice and he is very laid back, but he was also a hard-worker. I remember he talked to me about him going to his first tournament and he was nervous. And he talked about how he didn't do too bad, how it was fun, and how people loved his Kirby. It made him really want to become better at Smash. I also knew he wanted to turn streaming in to full-time. I didn't get to talk to him a lot because I had so much going on in my life. And I wish I did get to talk to him more and spend time with him. God rest his beautiful soul and my condolences to his family and love ones.
David De Martini left a message on October 18, 2020:
John, when I heard the news I didn't know what to say. I never thought that our 6 years of friendship would end like this. Though we grew distant over the years we would always reconnect to play games together and talk about our struggles, our goals, our loves, our loss, and our accomplishments. You helped me so much when I felt as if I had no one to go to. You were my rock dude, and I know we're going to reconnect again someday John. I'll go up there and you'll playing smash and when you see me you'll just wave me over and it'll be just like old times, but we're going to have a more to talk about and a lot to catch up on. You were a like a brother to me John. And I love you like you actually were. Fly High John, I know we'll meet again.
Nicholas Czop left a message on October 18, 2020:
I will never forget all of the good times we've had, and you will always have a special place in my heart and the hearts of our friends. We always had the best of times when you visited us. You deserved and still do deserve nothing but the best.
Alexander Jacobo left a message on October 18, 2020:
For the many years that I knew you, you were always the kindest friend. You had a long journey ahead and everyone was proudly watching you. I'd do anything to bring you back to complete the long life you set out for yourself. All I can say now is rest in peace my friend.
Ashlyn Sabatine left a message on October 18, 2020:
I met Kaze/John when I first started streaming and I think around that time he started streaming after a long break. Even though at first I barely knew him he’d always watch and say hi and whenever he’d stream, I’d watch too. Eventually we got really close and he helped me so, so much. With twitch stuff, with life stuff. He’d call me after streams just to ramble about how excited he was about ideas he had. I wish we talked more these past few months. He was such a light. Always knew how to joke around and never had negative things to say. Even when things got bad he didn’t want people to worry. A truly selfless, kindhearted soul. I’m forever impacted by him.
Johannes Askia Utas (Apples) left a message on October 18, 2020:
I only knew Johnathan through phone calls, FaceTimes and through discord where people met up to discuss life and games and any topic. Even though we were so far apart he really struck a chord in me. He would be so caring to listen to my problems, play music with me on his ukulele as I played the kalimba. We use to stay up late nights playing games and laughing at how silly the world is and how we wished people could just be caring towards one another. He would always talk about God being a person who doesn’t believe in the same things for some reason I could always sit and listen to him talk. He had so many dreams , so many aspirations and I will miss bro. I never got to meet him in person but I felt like I’ve known him for a while. I swear I’ve never cried as hard for a friend like I am now. But yet I know he would have wanted me and everyone else he touched to be happy and understand that God has a purpose for us and a calling, and Johnathan did just that, touched everyone’s hearts with kindness. I’ll miss you buddy. Really. I’ll always remember you kaze. - Apples
Noé y familia left a message on October 18, 2020:
El mundo necesita personas como Johnnathan, un joven con talentos,dones y amor. Descansa en los brazos del Señor. Nos volveremos a ver.
Sara Girgis left a message on October 17, 2020:
John, your kindness will never be forgotten. Rest easy my friend.
Mark Wabb left a message on October 17, 2020:
i always looked forward to see him again after he'd go through his own journey, all that changes now is our reunion date. Until then John.
Roan P. left a message on October 17, 2020:
I'm forever grateful for having experienced many firsts together with you. I hope we can cross paths again.
Biggers Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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