Travis Paul Miller
December 24, 1976 - June 9, 2016
Born
December 24, 1976
Baytown, Texas
Passed Away
June 9, 2016
Kemah, Texas
Funeral Service
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Webster, TX
Thursday, June 16, 2016 at 10:00 am
Travis Paul Miller, was born December 24, 1976 in Baytown, Texas, to Freda Miller and Paul Edward Miller III. Travis left this earthly realm peacefully, on June 9, 2016. He was married to Lindsey Knight Miller for 9 years, and shared one child, Sara Miller, born to them through love.
He had a love, dedication, and protection of his family that was fierce. No greater gift was given to him than his daughter Sara. There was no sacrifice too great, to insure the well being of his family. Their mutual love for each other was limitless, and unconditional.
He taught his daughter Sara, every life lesson he possible could, to prepare her in her life. They were put simply, best buddies. His love of life was for the simple things and a peaceful existence, yet lived life to the fullest, with no regrets. The stories he loved to tell were priceless, and he was always joking and making people laugh. He craved a simple and uncomplicated life, and lived his life accordingly. Travis had an extraordinary thirst for knowledge. Reading bound books was a great passion of his. His hobbies were those that kept his mind sharp, and occupied. On the days
Travis worked from home, or days off, you would always find him at his daughter's school, having lunch with her. He also volunteered for everything he could at Sara's school. He loved making things with his hands, and spent many hours sharing, and enjoying those hobbies together with his daughter. He loved nature with everything that entailed; from the tiniest living thing, to the most grand. One of his favorite places to go, was the Frio River in Texas. After attending Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Travis graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology.
During his time in college, he was a member of the Sigma Tau Gamma-Delta Nu Fraternity. One of his jobs while attending college was working at a Juvenile Correction Facility in Huntsville, overseeing juveniles detained there. After graduating from college, Travis worked at Lockheed Martin in Webster, Texas. During the last 14 years, Travis worked at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He was a Software Systems Specialist II, working in part, with the Criminal Department of Justice, where his dedication to this job was tireless. His accomplishments, including being an author and ordained minister, were many.
Travis has now joined those who have preceded him in death. His father, Paul Edward Miller III; his maternal grandparents, Clyde and Estelle Harding, and paternal grandmother, Beverly Miller. His cousin, Keith Gray; and cousin by marriage, John Michael Byrd. Additionally, he is preceded in death by his sister in law, Kelly Knight Harold.
He is survived by his wife Lindsey Miller, and his daughter Sara Miller. His mother Freda Miller Jackson, and husband Bill Jackson. Sister Melissa Jackson Matias, and husband James Matias. Brother Kevin Jackson, and wife Stacey Jackson.
Nephews Brayden Matias, Colton Matias, and Drew Viner. Nieces Ava Matias and Kyndall Jackson. His uncle, Steve Harding, as well as his aunt ,Sherry Harding Gray, and cousins Kyle Gray and Kevin Gray. Also surviving are his paternal grandfather Paul Edward Miller Jr. His aunt Tresa Jackson, and husband Al Jackson, and cousin Kelsey Jackson. His aunt Kerri Carr, and cousins Sarah Carr and Ashley Carr. His aunt Edra Baker, and husband Dean, and cousins Brandon Baker and Brianne Baker.
His extended family includes his father and mother in law, Charles and Lori Knight.
Travis touched, and impacted so many lives. He will be missed beyond words, and we were all blessed to have known him, and had him in our lives.
Travis wanted a service celebrating his life. No tears, with everyone wearing casual and colorful clothing. Please join us, honoring his wishes, celebrating his life, Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway,Webster, Texas.
In his memory, if you wish to send something in lieu of flowers, an account has been set up for his daughter, in her name, for her education.
Account Name: Sara K. Miller
Chase Bank
120 S FM270 Road
League City, Texas 77573
Forest Park East Funeral Home
December 24, 1976 - June 9, 2016
Born
December 24, 1976
Baytown, Texas
Passed Away
June 9, 2016
Kemah, Texas
Funeral Service
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Webster, TX
Thursday, June 16, 2016 at 10:00 am
Travis Paul Miller, was born December 24, 1976 in Baytown, Texas, to Freda Miller and Paul Edward Miller III. Travis left this earthly realm peacefully, on June 9, 2016. He was married to Lindsey Knight Miller for 9 years, and shared one child, Sara Miller, born to them through love.
He had a love, dedication, and protection of his family that was fierce. No greater gift was given to him than his daughter Sara. There was no sacrifice too great, to insure the well being of his family. Their mutual love for each other was limitless, and unconditional.
He taught his daughter Sara, every life lesson he possible could, to prepare her in her life. They were put simply, best buddies. His love of life was for the simple things and a peaceful existence, yet lived life to the fullest, with no regrets. The stories he loved to tell were priceless, and he was always joking and making people laugh. He craved a simple and uncomplicated life, and lived his life accordingly. Travis had an extraordinary thirst for knowledge. Reading bound books was a great passion of his. His hobbies were those that kept his mind sharp, and occupied. On the days
Travis worked from home, or days off, you would always find him at his daughter's school, having lunch with her. He also volunteered for everything he could at Sara's school. He loved making things with his hands, and spent many hours sharing, and enjoying those hobbies together with his daughter. He loved nature with everything that entailed; from the tiniest living thing, to the most grand. One of his favorite places to go, was the Frio River in Texas. After attending Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Travis graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology.
During his time in college, he was a member of the Sigma Tau Gamma-Delta Nu Fraternity. One of his jobs while attending college was working at a Juvenile Correction Facility in Huntsville, overseeing juveniles detained there. After graduating from college, Travis worked at Lockheed Martin in Webster, Texas. During the last 14 years, Travis worked at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He was a Software Systems Specialist II, working in part, with the Criminal Department of Justice, where his dedication to this job was tireless. His accomplishments, including being an author and ordained minister, were many.
Travis has now joined those who have preceded him in death. His father, Paul Edward Miller III; his maternal grandparents, Clyde and Estelle Harding, and paternal grandmother, Beverly Miller. His cousin, Keith Gray; and cousin by marriage, John Michael Byrd. Additionally, he is preceded in death by his sister in law, Kelly Knight Harold.
He is survived by his wife Lindsey Miller, and his daughter Sara Miller. His mother Freda Miller Jackson, and husband Bill Jackson. Sister Melissa Jackson Matias, and husband James Matias. Brother Kevin Jackson, and wife Stacey Jackson.
Nephews Brayden Matias, Colton Matias, and Drew Viner. Nieces Ava Matias and Kyndall Jackson. His uncle, Steve Harding, as well as his aunt ,Sherry Harding Gray, and cousins Kyle Gray and Kevin Gray. Also surviving are his paternal grandfather Paul Edward Miller Jr. His aunt Tresa Jackson, and husband Al Jackson, and cousin Kelsey Jackson. His aunt Kerri Carr, and cousins Sarah Carr and Ashley Carr. His aunt Edra Baker, and husband Dean, and cousins Brandon Baker and Brianne Baker.
His extended family includes his father and mother in law, Charles and Lori Knight.
Travis touched, and impacted so many lives. He will be missed beyond words, and we were all blessed to have known him, and had him in our lives.
Travis wanted a service celebrating his life. No tears, with everyone wearing casual and colorful clothing. Please join us, honoring his wishes, celebrating his life, Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway,Webster, Texas.
In his memory, if you wish to send something in lieu of flowers, an account has been set up for his daughter, in her name, for her education.
Account Name: Sara K. Miller
Chase Bank
120 S FM270 Road
League City, Texas 77573
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Travis Paul Miller
December 24, 1976 - June 9, 2016
Born
December 24, 1976
Baytown, Texas
Passed Away
June 9, 2016
Kemah, Texas
Funeral Service
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Webster, TX
Thursday, June 16, 2016 at 10:00 am
Travis Paul Miller, was born December 24, 1976 in Baytown, Texas, to Freda Miller and Paul Edward Miller III. Travis left this earthly realm peacefully, on June 9, 2016. He was married to Lindsey Knight Miller for 9 years, and shared one child, Sara Miller, born to them through love.
He had a love, dedication, and protection of his family that was fierce. No greater gift was given to him than his daughter Sara. There was no sacrifice too great, to insure the well being of his family. Their mutual love for each other was limitless, and unconditional.
He taught his daughter Sara, every life lesson he possible could, to prepare her in her life. They were put simply, best buddies. His love of life was for the simple things and a peaceful existence, yet lived life to the fullest, with no regrets. The stories he loved to tell were priceless, and he was always joking and making people laugh. He craved a simple and uncomplicated life, and lived his life accordingly. Travis had an extraordinary thirst for knowledge. Reading bound books was a great passion of his. His hobbies were those that kept his mind sharp, and occupied. On the days
Travis worked from home, or days off, you would always find him at his daughter's school, having lunch with her. He also volunteered for everything he could at Sara's school. He loved making things with his hands, and spent many hours sharing, and enjoying those hobbies together with his daughter. He loved nature with everything that entailed; from the tiniest living thing, to the most grand. One of his favorite places to go, was the Frio River in Texas. After attending Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Travis graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology.
During his time in college, he was a member of the Sigma Tau Gamma-Delta Nu Fraternity. One of his jobs while attending college was working at a Juvenile Correction Facility in Huntsville, overseeing juveniles detained there. After graduating from college, Travis worked at Lockheed Martin in Webster, Texas. During the last 14 years, Travis worked at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He was a Software Systems Specialist II, working in part, with the Criminal Department of Justice, where his dedication to this job was tireless. His accomplishments, including being an author and ordained minister, were many.
Travis has now joined those who have preceded him in death. His father, Paul Edward Miller III; his maternal grandparents, Clyde and Estelle Harding, and paternal grandmother, Beverly Miller. His cousin, Keith Gray; and cousin by marriage, John Michael Byrd. Additionally, he is preceded in death by his sister in law, Kelly Knight Harold.
He is survived by his wife Lindsey Miller, and his daughter Sara Miller. His mother Freda Miller Jackson, and husband Bill Jackson. Sister Melissa Jackson Matias, and husband James Matias. Brother Kevin Jackson, and wife Stacey Jackson.
Nephews Brayden Matias, Colton Matias, and Drew Viner. Nieces Ava Matias and Kyndall Jackson. His uncle, Steve Harding, as well as his aunt ,Sherry Harding Gray, and cousins Kyle Gray and Kevin Gray. Also surviving are his paternal grandfather Paul Edward Miller Jr. His aunt Tresa Jackson, and husband Al Jackson, and cousin Kelsey Jackson. His aunt Kerri Carr, and cousins Sarah Carr and Ashley Carr. His aunt Edra Baker, and husband Dean, and cousins Brandon Baker and Brianne Baker.
His extended family includes his father and mother in law, Charles and Lori Knight.
Travis touched, and impacted so many lives. He will be missed beyond words, and we were all blessed to have known him, and had him in our lives.
Travis wanted a service celebrating his life. No tears, with everyone wearing casual and colorful clothing. Please join us, honoring his wishes, celebrating his life, Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway,Webster, Texas.
In his memory, if you wish to send something in lieu of flowers, an account has been set up for his daughter, in her name, for her education.
Account Name: Sara K. Miller
Chase Bank
120 S FM270 Road
League City, Texas 77573
Forest Park East Funeral Home
December 24, 1976 - June 9, 2016
Born
December 24, 1976
Baytown, Texas
Passed Away
June 9, 2016
Kemah, Texas
Funeral Service
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Webster, TX
Thursday, June 16, 2016 at 10:00 am
Travis Paul Miller, was born December 24, 1976 in Baytown, Texas, to Freda Miller and Paul Edward Miller III. Travis left this earthly realm peacefully, on June 9, 2016. He was married to Lindsey Knight Miller for 9 years, and shared one child, Sara Miller, born to them through love.
He had a love, dedication, and protection of his family that was fierce. No greater gift was given to him than his daughter Sara. There was no sacrifice too great, to insure the well being of his family. Their mutual love for each other was limitless, and unconditional.
He taught his daughter Sara, every life lesson he possible could, to prepare her in her life. They were put simply, best buddies. His love of life was for the simple things and a peaceful existence, yet lived life to the fullest, with no regrets. The stories he loved to tell were priceless, and he was always joking and making people laugh. He craved a simple and uncomplicated life, and lived his life accordingly. Travis had an extraordinary thirst for knowledge. Reading bound books was a great passion of his. His hobbies were those that kept his mind sharp, and occupied. On the days
Travis worked from home, or days off, you would always find him at his daughter's school, having lunch with her. He also volunteered for everything he could at Sara's school. He loved making things with his hands, and spent many hours sharing, and enjoying those hobbies together with his daughter. He loved nature with everything that entailed; from the tiniest living thing, to the most grand. One of his favorite places to go, was the Frio River in Texas. After attending Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Travis graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology.
During his time in college, he was a member of the Sigma Tau Gamma-Delta Nu Fraternity. One of his jobs while attending college was working at a Juvenile Correction Facility in Huntsville, overseeing juveniles detained there. After graduating from college, Travis worked at Lockheed Martin in Webster, Texas. During the last 14 years, Travis worked at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He was a Software Systems Specialist II, working in part, with the Criminal Department of Justice, where his dedication to this job was tireless. His accomplishments, including being an author and ordained minister, were many.
Travis has now joined those who have preceded him in death. His father, Paul Edward Miller III; his maternal grandparents, Clyde and Estelle Harding, and paternal grandmother, Beverly Miller. His cousin, Keith Gray; and cousin by marriage, John Michael Byrd. Additionally, he is preceded in death by his sister in law, Kelly Knight Harold.
He is survived by his wife Lindsey Miller, and his daughter Sara Miller. His mother Freda Miller Jackson, and husband Bill Jackson. Sister Melissa Jackson Matias, and husband James Matias. Brother Kevin Jackson, and wife Stacey Jackson.
Nephews Brayden Matias, Colton Matias, and Drew Viner. Nieces Ava Matias and Kyndall Jackson. His uncle, Steve Harding, as well as his aunt ,Sherry Harding Gray, and cousins Kyle Gray and Kevin Gray. Also surviving are his paternal grandfather Paul Edward Miller Jr. His aunt Tresa Jackson, and husband Al Jackson, and cousin Kelsey Jackson. His aunt Kerri Carr, and cousins Sarah Carr and Ashley Carr. His aunt Edra Baker, and husband Dean, and cousins Brandon Baker and Brianne Baker.
His extended family includes his father and mother in law, Charles and Lori Knight.
Travis touched, and impacted so many lives. He will be missed beyond words, and we were all blessed to have known him, and had him in our lives.
Travis wanted a service celebrating his life. No tears, with everyone wearing casual and colorful clothing. Please join us, honoring his wishes, celebrating his life, Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway,Webster, Texas.
In his memory, if you wish to send something in lieu of flowers, an account has been set up for his daughter, in her name, for her education.
Account Name: Sara K. Miller
Chase Bank
120 S FM270 Road
League City, Texas 77573
Forest Park East Funeral Home
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