Andrew Stephen Travis

It Was With A Heavy Heart I Heard The News
That Your Loved One Had Passed Away
But I Hope You'll Find Some Small Comfort
Knowing You Are Be In Our Hearts Each Day.

Thinking Of You At This Sad Time.
May love, admiration, and heartfelt condolences bring comfort through this dark time.
Your Cuz
Madge and Allan Akre

So sorry to hear of Andrew's passing. I knew him as a young boy when he would come into the Credit Union in Oliver. His Dad, Ken Travis, was my boss and if Andy was anything like his Dad, he was indeed a wonderful, caring man. My sympathies to his wife Lori and his children and grandchildren and to his sister Rita and family. RIP Andrew. Your life's journey has ended; now you are one with the Universe.

Although I didn't really know you personally Andy, Lori always spoke of the love, support and happiness you gave to this important person in my life. I am very thankful for the chance you both had to be with each other together for 42 years.. My thoughts are with everyone whose heart was touched by Andy. God bless

Andrew was one of my earliest friends growing up in Oliver, before his family moved to OK Falls. We were always in the same classes through junior and senior high. After high school we lost touch until I met him and Lori at a 40th high school reunion in 2005. He was brilliant, with a wicked sense of humor. One of my earliest childhood memories is playing cowboys and Indians in the sumac side hills behind their house off the airport road. So sorry to hear of his struggle with cancer and his recent death. My deepest condolences to Lori and all his family.

Andrew was four years older than me yet always had time to share with a kid. Unfailingly kind and generous, "Tack" will be fondly remembered and missed greatly.
Stewart Detjen

A close boyhood friend of my brother, I knew Andrew more indirectly but enough to respect him with good regard. My condolences to his family and friends.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.