Jerry M. Travis
Dec 2,1947 - Jan 26,2014
Jerry leaves behind his mother, Polly DeWeese, his siblings, Tom Ham (Lane), JT Travis (Jana), Ginger Travis Page (Phillip), nephew, Jeff Ham (Shannon), nieces, DeAnna Metlock, Elizabet Coleman (Jay), Jaime Childress (Matt) and Alexandra Page and several great nephews, many friends and collegues. He spent his early years in California and moved back here in his 30's with time spent in Mo.,Tenn. and New York. His hobbies included traveling, gardening, but he loved ballet most of all. He spent most of his life in the field of non-profit organizations after having owned a plant business in the 1970's in TN. As per his request there will be no service. Donations in his memory may be sent to The San Francisco Ballet, Attn. Development, 455 Franklin St. SF, CA 94102 or call 415.865.6624.
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Ginger Travis Page
January 24, 2024
It's been 10 years since you went to that beautiful garden where you could watch ballet all the time and meet all of those people you read about all the time. I miss you every day. I miss your laugh so much. I will always love you.
September 10, 2014
It has been 8 months since Jerry left this world and I feel the loss every day but am thankful he had the caring friends and coworkers he had. I find myself wanting to call him and tell him things that happen in my life all the time. I know they say the loss gets easier after awhile, but I haven't been able to reach that place yet.
Meredith Clark
February 22, 2014
I felt Jerry's spirit in the Opera House while enjoying a wonderful SF Ballet performance a few days ago! We met there & share a deep passion for art! His experience & history with the genre was astounding. I'll miss his gentle intelligence & kind heart. I know nobody like him so he will always be precious to me.
February 9, 2014
Our family is still in shock and grieving deeply but we really appreciate the kind words and memories about Jerry.
Thank you.
Martha Wollner
February 8, 2014
RIP Dear Jerry. My love and prayers to the dear family who loved you so, like all of us.
Diana Donlon
February 5, 2014
Jerry was a thoughtful colleague and a generous friend. He was also extremely funny. He'd get away with saying the naughtiest things because he had these great big dimples and he'd just look so innocent. We shared a fondness for Mexico. Vaya con Dios Amigo, Diana
Al Jackson
February 2, 2014
Jerry was a classmate at hayti in 65 and a good friend. We lost contact in earlier years and I chaired the reunion for our class a few years back and since then we stayed in touch . I am truly to hear of his passing
Christy Vorhis
January 31, 2014
One of the most wonderful people I have come across in my life. I worked wtih Jerry for several years at Marin Communit Foundation and loved every minute of it. Jerry had a wicked sense of humor and was great at telling you exactly what he thought. There was nobody in the world quite like him and there never will be again. Rest in peace my friend.
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