Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP109100)
A sense of quiet concern settled over the family of Daniel Bryan Maybon, a 64-year-old man who was last seen in Denver, Colorado, on December 22, 2022. On that day, official records indicate he was issued a Colorado Driver's License, marking the last confirmed point of contact with him. For those who knew him, this date would later become a significant marker, the beginning of a period of uncertainty and unanswered questions about his whereabouts and well-being.
The city of Denver, with its bustling streets and sprawling neighborhoods, held the last known trace of Daniel before he seemingly vanished from the lives of those who cared for him.
The circumstances surrounding Daniel's disappearance were complicated by a history of intermittent family contact. He had been estranged from a sister and a brother for some time, a painful reality that often makes the process of tracking a loved one even more challenging. While he had maintained occasional communication with his younger brother, that too had ceased, deepening the mystery and the growing unease. The silence that followed his last known activity in December 2022 was profound, leaving his family to navigate a difficult landscape of hope and fear as they sought information about his welfare. The Grand Junction Police Department eventually took on the case, working to piece together the fragments of Daniel's last known movements.
In a resolution that brought immense relief to his family, Daniel Bryan Maybon has since been located and is alive. While the specific details regarding the date and the circumstances under which he was found have not been made public, the news confirmed that he is no longer considered a missing person. This positive outcome concluded a period of deep concern for his safety. The overview of this case highlights the quiet distress that began with a man's last known official transaction and the subsequent silence that fell over his communications with family, and it ultimately ends with the reassuring, though private, confirmation of his safety.Last Seen: Dec 22, 2022
