Daniel Lee Travis

Daniel and I attended school together 3rd grade thru our graduation in 1957. We also commuted together at San Antonio College. A friend of Daniel and I, Paul Javior informed of Daniel's passing about a week ago. We had lots of memorable experiences over the many years that were together. Blessed that our Lord allowed him to go to his final resting place.

Bobby Marsh July 22, 2019

Dan was by far one of the best men I have ever known. He was a prime example of how every husband, father, and grandfather should be. My deepest condolences to Jackie, Richard, Danielle, Lisa, Jennifer and all of his grandchildren-I know his loss will be felt for a long time.

My heart breaks for you, Lisa, and your family. It was too soon for such a wonderful man to go. He was loved by so many and such a man of quiet respect and grace. Prayers for you all.

Dan was the easiest going man I knew, I was lucky to work with him but most of all call him a friend. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Robert and Sharon Poarch

Condolences to the Travis family. I know Daniel was loved by all who knew him and will be missed by many.

Dan was a great friend, great man, father, husband,son, very special man, will never forget him.He will be missed by many

Our hearts go out to Your family! Mr. Travis was a one-of-a-kind true Gentleman! He was always smiling and so happy! His memories will never be forgotten! Thoughts and Prayers are with his family at this time of sorrow!

Dan, you were one helluva locomotive engineer and a true joy to work with. Though good times and bad, your indomitable spirit kept other spirits flourishing. And, when we lived in San Antonio, you made many BLE picnics memorable experiences with an awesome attitude and lotsa good humor. I will genuinely miss you, Dan, because you were one of many who made working on the railroad a lot of fun.

Dan will be greatly missed and I have nothing but fond memories of him. He and I shared a love for red tractors and he always liked to talk to me about engines since he knew I worked in the industry. I bought a hay baler from him once and he spent a lot of time explaining all its tricks to make it easier for me to use. He reminded me a lot of my grandfather and I always felt happier after talking to him. Our mutual friend Mr. Passano told me he never knew anyone who'd met Dan that didn't like him. That doesn't surprise me at all, Dan was a standout human being who others liked to be around. My deepest condolences to the family.