Travis Allen Obituary
A graduate of Paul V. Moore High School, Travis was employed with Amazon and was planning to attend nursing school. He was a man of many interests and found joy in golfing, playing video games, reading, cooking, going out to eat, and hunting. Above all, he treasured spending time with his family and friends.
Travis was especially proud of being an uncle and cherished the bond he had with his niece he called "Sweet" Charlie.
He is survived by his mother, Christina Webber; father, R. David Allen and his fiancé, Cheri Stephenson and her son, Evan; brother, Dillon (Jillian) Ransom; niece, Charlie Rose Ransom; paternal grandparents, Ronald Allen and Joanne (William) Perfetto; maternal grandparents, Eva Webber and Kenneth (Brenda) Webber; aunts, Tracey (Jack), Kimmy, and Hannah; uncles, Michael, John, Corey, and Jason; cousins, Connor, Austin, and Hannah.
Private funeral services will be held.
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