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Travis Daigle Obituary
Travis was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on April 7, 1987. His surviving family are his father, Alan Jay Daigle of Commerce City, Colorado. His mother, Martha Swatzki of Westminster, Colorado, his sister Leah Marie Daigle, husband Chaise Bonner and nephew Payton Alexander Bonner of Beloit Wisconsin. His sister Katie Marie Daigle, husband Damion Kimbrel and Niece Jayla Grace Kimbrel of Commerce City, Colorado and honorary nephew Joshua Samson Jr. of Commerce City, Colorado and his maternal grandmother Dolores Swatzki of Thornton, Colorado.
He is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents Barton and Marilyn Daigle and his maternal grandfather John Swatzki.
He has many, many uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. We all love you Travis and you will be greatly missed.
Travis was a Drywall Finisher, a mechanic and a tinkerer; he could fix anything. He was a smart man.
"You wouldn't understand-It's a Daigle thing-we do what we want."
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Donna Pettit
October 1, 2022
Your memory will forever live on. Your warm smile, infectious laugh, and forgiving eyes will be missed. Fly high in paradise my friend. Love you in this life and beyond.
Donna Pettit
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Jina Curtis
October 1, 2022
I Love you Travis you will forever and always be in my heart... untill we meet again Bestfriend.
Also send my prayers and love to the Family I'm here if you need anything!
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