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Larry and Donna Watkins
September 24, 2010
Sally, Donna and I just learned about Travis' passing. We send our love and sympathy and our wamest wishes to you and your family. Donna and I miss all of you and we would very much like to hear from you. Please contact us when you can. Again, we are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you.
Jessica West
May 18, 2010
Travis was like a second dad to me. He always had the best advice. He was always there for his family. The first time I met Travis, I had just started dating his oldest son, Zach and my friend's car needed a jump start. he came over at 10:30 that night and got her car running. From that day on I knew Travis was a very caring and thoughtful person. He was an awesome father too all three of his kids. I love Travis and his family. My thoughts and prayers go out everyday. Much love.
Michelle Chisholm
May 11, 2010
My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Elias is a wonderful student and such a sweet and brave young man. He always talks about his father Travis and all the fun they've had fishing and hunting together. His "star of the week" picture was of he and his dad holding their "catch of the day". :) I can tell he has truly treasured the time he's had with Travis. I'm sure he was a blessing to you all and I hope your fond memories of him can fill your empty hearts at this time.
Michelle Chisholm- Brougham 3rd Grade
Diane Brown
May 11, 2010
Sally,
I am so sorry to hear about your son. I wish that I could be there today as support for you all. My family was very fond of Travis. They grew up with him. I wasn't close like some of my brothers & sisters, due to how far away I live. But they only have kind things to say about him. "He was the kind of guy that would go out of his way for anyone. If he didn't have time, he would make time. Anything to make your life easier." You must be so proud of the person that you raised. My heart goes out to you, his wife & children, & the rest of your family. He will be missed. This is the toughest part of life. I can't even imagine how you must feel. I can only believe that our Father in Heaven has a greater purpose for him now. He has already accomplished what he was sent here to do. He brought much joy into this world & set such a wonderful example for us all to follow. Love you... You'll be in my prayers.
Jennifer Marvin
May 11, 2010
Travis, your memory will always burn bright. Thank you for sharing your best friend with me and for just being you. The memories are too numerous to count, I am lucky to have called you friend.
Byron Goodspeed
May 10, 2010
Uncle Travis taught me that a finger can be harder than a wall. My best memory of him was showing me how to hit a wall with a finger and not hurt yourself. I always hurt myself, and Uncle Travis would just smile. I remember him showing me a gold Nokia Chinese or Japanese cell phone they found on the beach. He always made us kids smile. It was pretty cool when he lived in the basement of grandmas house -- we got to see him quite a bit. I'll miss him.
Until we meet again, Uncle Travis.
Ronda Fultz
May 10, 2010
We are so sorry for your loss and we are keeping your family in our prayers. Paige is such a good friend to Alex and we adore her as well. Please know that Alex will do everything she can to help Paige through this difficult time. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
May 10, 2010
On behalf of our family I would like to express our gratitude for the love and support extended at this time of great loss. Travis' passing has created a void that can never be filled. This man gave so much of himself to so many. We pray that his goodness and compassion shall live on in each of you who loved and cared about him. Travis has been and shall always be one of the greatest gifts in my life. I am so very grateful that Heavenly Father shared him and allowed me to be his mother. Sally Simon
Christine Challis
May 9, 2010
We are sorry for your loss. You will miss the companionship of your husband, father, son, and brother. May the memories soon be sweet. I remember when I was Travis' Cub Scout den mother. He was enthused about fulfilling the requirements for advancement, a great example to the other boys in the den. He especially lliked field trips and outdoor activities. It looks like his love for the outdoors continued. Another memory of Travis is when he took my oldest daughter, Megan, to his school fun fair. She was about four, making him about eight. Sally pulled into the driveway. I watched from the window as Travis got out of the car, walked up to the door, rang the bell and politely asked if Megan was ready. He then held her hand as they went down the steps, opened the car door for her and helped her inside. The perfect gentleman. No doubt he continued that throughout his life as well. You are in our prayers. Jim and Chris Challis
Dan & Shelley Broyles
May 9, 2010
Our deepest sympathys to your family. Our daughter, Tessa, knows Paige from school and we know Travis' parents from church. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
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