Travis Thomas Armintor

Birth date: Mar 5, 1962 Death date: Sep 3, 2021

It is with great sadness that the family of Travis Thomas Armintor announces his passing after a long battle with his health, on Friday, September 3, 2021, at the age of 59 years. Travis will be lovingly remembered by his daughter Read Obituary

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Isolde (Izzy) Armintor-Williamson

212w ago

Travis,
I’m so lost right now without you. You were my world and my everything. I love you so much. You will always be in my heart & soul. I really never knew what love was until I meet you 18 yrs ago on Aug 15, 2003 @ YMCA. Every time I hear Daniel & Rock-man it will put a big smile on my face. You always singed those 2 songs for me. I know you’ll always be my guardian angel until we see each other again on the other side. Fly high sweetheart with you amazing & beautiful wings. R.I.P. Honey.
Kiss Kiss 😘🥰😍😘

Barvin

212w ago

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The Yoder Family

212w ago

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Deanna

213w ago

We graduated together and I did have the opportunity to see Travis several times through the years. He was all heart. Some of the things he did in high school are now a part of school legends. I’m sure many will agree Travis will always be remembered most for his kindness. Many prayers and hugs to the family - I know Travis will be greatly missed especially during your family guitar sessions. See you on the other side Travis. Keep the guitar tuned!

Alex

213w ago

I remember an Easter morning long ago, Travis and the rest of us kids were exploring the old growth forest that used to be where lake Jackson now is. The mud puddles on the trail were iced over, but the sky was clear and the sun out. We marveled at the ice cracking when stepped on, experimented with breaking and not breaking the ice. We ate the candy, threw the eggs and laughed and ran and played chase. It was a perfect day without a care in the world. That day, the forest and many of the people from that day are gone, yet they live on in my mind. Cousin Alex

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