Oh my Uncle Trav. Just the other day you were, “lookin good kid” on my posts. Sometimes I felt like my name was, Kid. From the time I was a little girl to present you always gave me a hard time. Maybe it was because I was extremely gullible, but none the less you did it out of love. Lots of words of wisdom came from you and dad. You two always had a life lesson to teach me. 

The picture they put up for your memorial is exactly how I will always remember you. My big Uncle Travis with the leather vest and his motorcycle. 

I love you dearly and I always tried to let you know that when we spoke. May you and dad rest peacefully and pick up right where you left off. 🖤

My prayer of strength and comfort to the family.

Travis and I met while working  at Payless Cashways. We always hung out after work and became close friends as time passed.  We had a core group and he was a big part of that. Always willing to help others and get the party started. 
Travis will forever be part of my life, as he was my husband's best friend and he was part of children's lives  as well.   Thank you for being part of my path in life. Rest in peace Travis. We all will miss you! 

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home

Travis Jones

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Travis W. Jones

October 13, 1966 – May 2, 2020

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home At Sunny Lane Cemetery

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