OBITUARY
Travis Lee Comer
April 20, 1998 – June 22, 2018
Travis Lee Comer, 20, passed away June 22, 2018. He was born April 20, 1998 in Orange Park, Florida and resided in Middleburg. Travis loved music and played the tuba while attending OPJH and MHS. He enjoyed movies and playing video games as well as board games. Travis loved animals, especially family pups Lucky & Boomer. He enjoyed many adventures with his family including camping and riding jet skis, and “snow hunts”. Travis is survived by his loving parents; Don Comer and Marti Comer, brother; DJ Comer as well as several aunts/uncles and cousins. A Celebration of Life will be held 11 AM Saturday June 30, 2018 at HARDAGE-GIDDENS HOLLY HILL FUNERAL HOME, 3601 Old Jennings Road Middleburg, Florida 32068. Please leave words of comfort at www.hollyhillfunerals.com.
FAMILY
- Travis is survived by his loving parents; Don Comer and Marti Comer, brother; DJ Comer as well as several aunts/uncles and cousins.
Services
- Celebration of Life Saturday, June 30, 2018
REMEMBERING
Travis Lee Comer
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ADD A MEMORYAugust Kowalski
October 9, 2018
I just found out about this..
Travis had friends online, he spoke to us often played games with and the like. Almost daily even.
He always made us laugh, he was fun to hangout with, but one day he disappeared and for a long time we wondered where he had gone.
It took alot to find out what happened when you live far away and no other connections than just online buddies to chat with for a few years.
I just wish we could have been there to chat with him again, too laugh at one of his posts or talk about some new game.
I give my utmost empathy and condolences to the family and other friends..
We online miss him and we will never forget him.
Idy Rodriguez
June 28, 2018
Early this year Bill and I went to BJ's to stock up on our favorite coffee for our Keuric. We had just walked in when we saw Marti, Wayne and Travis.
Bill had never met Wayne so Marti was doing the introductions; we talk for a while and all of a sudden loud music is blaring from the stereos section. We look over and see Travis with a huge grin on his face and pointing towards the unit where all the ruckus was coming from.
Marti saying 'oh no we are not' by this time Wayne walks over to where Travis is and it doesn't take long before there's an obvious conspiracy going on; the guys nodding yes and Marti saying no, no, no.
Bill and I laughed, waved and started our shopping.
It was not until this week that Marti told me she went back and bought Travis that stereo for his birthday.
You and your mischievous grin will be missed sweet boy!
Cheryl Bennington
June 28, 2018
Your mom and I entered real estate around the same time, became very good friends. I remember you and my Taylor running around the office. Both were so Sneaky lol
One time Unbeknownst to your mom and I, you and Taylor (taylor was a bit older) decided to play hide and seek. Your mom and I were getting ready to lock up one evening, kept calling for you two. I searched and searched and finally found you under my desk, and of course you jumped out at me. You were “are” such A compassionate person. Heaven has another musician!🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Mary Singley
June 28, 2018
Years back, when Travis was in elementary school, it was not unusual for me to look out my front window, see him sitting on the front porch because he had locked himself out of the house.....again. He used to manage to do so quite a bit! I'd have him come over and watch cartoons or something til he could get in...it just always tickled me.....
Kim Jowers
June 28, 2018
Some of the best memories that my kids and I have are from spending time with Travis, Marti & fam at the lake. It was so much fun and never a dull moment as Travis always had lots to talk about! We'll all miss his smiling face.
Lindsey Baugh
June 25, 2018
Even though I just came into the family a few years ago, you were a great soon to be brother in law. You were such a great conversationalist and a great family man. All of the stories you told me about you and DJ when y’all were younger always made me laugh. You will be missed. ❤️
Lillian Johnson
June 25, 2018
My memories of Travis aka Bears when you use to come to office we made you office. Then you grew into a wise young man full of joy and smiles. Miss you dearly. Love always.
Parker Abeles
June 25, 2018
I remember being in biology with you dude it was fun I enjoyed every minute of it. I'll miss you buddy.
Sarah Albrecht
June 25, 2018
Eating dinner with Travis was one of my favorite things about our fun family cruise back in May. We had great conversation, he was so witty and always had something funny to say about any subject we landed on! He will be missed so much by our family.
Mary Fields
June 25, 2018
We already miss you Travis. Just remembering our cruise in May and the fun we had. Especially me and you playing the slots until we ran out of money. Our family will never be the same without you. All my love, Aunt Mary
Kaila Sutliff
June 25, 2018
You will be greatly missed. We love you.
Capt. Bob Erdman
June 24, 2018
Enjoyed having Travis on my boat for several years. He will be greatly missed. Condolences to the family.
Capt. Bob
Leslie Pecor
June 24, 2018
We love you travis, you've gone home to our Lord and savior you will be truly missed. With our deepest sympathy the pecor family.
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Biography
Travis Lee Comer, 20, passed away June 22, 2018. He was born April 20, 1998 in Orange Park, Florida and resided in Middleburg. Travis loved music and played the tuba while attending OPJH and MHS. He enjoyed movies and playing video games as well as board games. Travis loved animals, especially family pups Lucky & Boomer. He enjoyed many adventures with his family including camping and riding jet skis, and “snow hunts”. Travis is survived by his loving parents; Don Comer and Marti Comer, brother; DJ Comer as well as several aunts/uncles and cousins. A Celebration of Life will be held 11 AM Saturday June 30, 2018 at HARDAGE-GIDDENS HOLLY HILL FUNERAL HOME, 3601 Old Jennings Road Middleburg, Florida 32068. Please leave words of comfort at www.hollyhillfunerals.com.