After courageously battling arthritis and heart ailments for many years, Travis Daniel Jennings, Sr. passed away peacefully at his home in West Point, MS on 7 February 2016. Travis was born in Montpelier 22 October 1933, raised near West Point and attended high school in both West Point and Moss Point where he loved playing football. He was a veteran having served in the US Army and retiring from the US Air Force as a Security Policeman. After military service he continued serving his community with the Mississippi State College for Women Security Department until illness forced his second retirement.
He was the third of six children born to Clannie and Bertie Jennings and was the beloved husband of the late Barbara Vincent Jennings for over 50 years. He was also predeceased by his devoted daughter Angela Maxwell. Travis will forever be remembered by his surviving brothers Bobby Wayne and Ralph, son-in-law Dan Maxwell, son Travis Jr, daughter-in-law Dora, grandchildren Patrick and Natalie Wells, Lyle and Natalia Jennings, along with 4 great-grandchildren, his cousin Betty Sue Davis and countless other family and friends who were blessed to know him.
Travis dedicated his life to the service of others. His country, community, family and friends reaped the benefit of his selfless actions. He loved solving cross-word and jig-saw puzzles, laughing, being with his family, playing with his dog Cody and created beautiful flower gardens. Travis touched the lives of many people with his smile and generosity, maintaining his trademark sense of humor to the end.
Friends and family are invited to attend visitation/viewing on Thursday, 11 February at 12:00 – 1:30 pm at Memorial Funeral Home, followed by a graveside memorial service with military honors at 2:00 pm at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
He was the third of six children born to Clannie and Bertie Jennings and was the beloved husband of the late Barbara Vincent Jennings for over 50 years. He was also predeceased by his devoted daughter Angela Maxwell. Travis will forever be remembered by his surviving brothers Bobby Wayne and Ralph, son-in-law Dan Maxwell, son Travis Jr, daughter-in-law Dora, grandchildren Patrick and Natalie Wells, Lyle and Natalia Jennings, along with 4 great-grandchildren, his cousin Betty Sue Davis and countless other family and friends who were blessed to know him.
Travis dedicated his life to the service of others. His country, community, family and friends reaped the benefit of his selfless actions. He loved solving cross-word and jig-saw puzzles, laughing, being with his family, playing with his dog Cody and created beautiful flower gardens. Travis touched the lives of many people with his smile and generosity, maintaining his trademark sense of humor to the end.
Friends and family are invited to attend visitation/viewing on Thursday, 11 February at 12:00 – 1:30 pm at Memorial Funeral Home, followed by a graveside memorial service with military honors at 2:00 pm at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
After courageously battling arthritis and heart ailments for many years, Travis Daniel Jennings, Sr. passed away peacefully at his home in West Point, MS on 7 February 2016. Travis was born in Montpelier 22 October 1933, raised near West Point and attended high school in both West Point and Moss Point where he loved playing football. He was a veteran having served in the US Army and retiring from the US Air Force as a Security Policeman. After military service he continued serving his community with the Mississippi State College for Women Security Department until illness forced his second retirement.
He was the third of six children born to Clannie and Bertie Jennings and was the beloved husband of the late Barbara Vincent Jennings for over 50 years. He was also predeceased by his devoted daughter Angela Maxwell. Travis will forever be remembered by his surviving brothers Bobby Wayne and Ralph, son-in-law Dan Maxwell, son Travis Jr, daughter-in-law Dora, grandchildren Patrick and Natalie Wells, Lyle and Natalia Jennings, along with 4 great-grandchildren, his cousin Betty Sue Davis and countless other family and friends who were blessed to know him.
Travis dedicated his life to the service of others. His country, community, family and friends reaped the benefit of his selfless actions. He loved solving cross-word and jig-saw puzzles, laughing, being with his family, playing with his dog Cody and created beautiful flower gardens. Travis touched the lives of many people with his smile and generosity, maintaining his trademark sense of humor to the end.
Friends and family are invited to attend visitation/viewing on Thursday, 11 February at 12:00 – 1:30 pm at Memorial Funeral Home, followed by a graveside memorial service with military honors at 2:00 pm at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
He was the third of six children born to Clannie and Bertie Jennings and was the beloved husband of the late Barbara Vincent Jennings for over 50 years. He was also predeceased by his devoted daughter Angela Maxwell. Travis will forever be remembered by his surviving brothers Bobby Wayne and Ralph, son-in-law Dan Maxwell, son Travis Jr, daughter-in-law Dora, grandchildren Patrick and Natalie Wells, Lyle and Natalia Jennings, along with 4 great-grandchildren, his cousin Betty Sue Davis and countless other family and friends who were blessed to know him.
Travis dedicated his life to the service of others. His country, community, family and friends reaped the benefit of his selfless actions. He loved solving cross-word and jig-saw puzzles, laughing, being with his family, playing with his dog Cody and created beautiful flower gardens. Travis touched the lives of many people with his smile and generosity, maintaining his trademark sense of humor to the end.
Friends and family are invited to attend visitation/viewing on Thursday, 11 February at 12:00 – 1:30 pm at Memorial Funeral Home, followed by a graveside memorial service with military honors at 2:00 pm at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
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