January 18, 1950 - October 20, 2017
Roy Travis Berry, 67, passed away too young on October 20, 2017 in White Settlement.
Memorials: First Baptist Church White Settlement for the Anniversary Fund, Happy Hill Farm in Granbury.
Travis was born to George L. Berry and Betty Lou Rhine Berry. Mary A Davison became his wife in October of 1970. Travis was an Auto Mechanic, raced cars at GVRA and at SCCA events, and loved motorcycles. He and his father owned C & B Dental Lab for 30 plus years, he had a real estate license and worked at Act 1 Realtors, owned Action Raceway a slot car track hobby shop. He is a life member of Fort Worth Thunderbirds, he built, flew and helped people get into the radio controlled airplane hobby. A member of First Baptist Church White Settlement.
Travis is preceded in death by his parents, George and Betty Berry and infant brother; stepmother, Laverne Berry; godmother, Mary Anderson; and many aunts, uncles and extended family members.
Survivors: Wife, Mary Berry; two daughters, Kearstin "Krissy" Brawner and husband, Jesse of Florida, Samantha Kay Hightower of White Settlement; grandchildren, Joshua Brawner of Florida, Andrew, Angelica, and Ephraim Lowe of White Settlement; and Michael Hightower Jr. of White Settlement.
Roy Travis Berry, 67, passed away too young on October 20, 2017 in White Settlement.
Memorials: First Baptist Church White Settlement for the Anniversary Fund, Happy Hill Farm in Granbury.
Travis was born to George L. Berry and Betty Lou Rhine Berry. Mary A Davison became his wife in October of 1970. Travis was an Auto Mechanic, raced cars at GVRA and at SCCA events, and loved motorcycles. He and his father owned C & B Dental Lab for 30 plus years, he had a real estate license and worked at Act 1 Realtors, owned Action Raceway a slot car track hobby shop. He is a life member of Fort Worth Thunderbirds, he built, flew and helped people get into the radio controlled airplane hobby. A member of First Baptist Church White Settlement.
Travis is preceded in death by his parents, George and Betty Berry and infant brother; stepmother, Laverne Berry; godmother, Mary Anderson; and many aunts, uncles and extended family members.
Survivors: Wife, Mary Berry; two daughters, Kearstin "Krissy" Brawner and husband, Jesse of Florida, Samantha Kay Hightower of White Settlement; grandchildren, Joshua Brawner of Florida, Andrew, Angelica, and Ephraim Lowe of White Settlement; and Michael Hightower Jr. of White Settlement.
January 18, 1950 - October 20, 2017
Roy Travis Berry, 67, passed away too young on October 20, 2017 in White Settlement.
Memorials: First Baptist Church White Settlement for the Anniversary Fund, Happy Hill Farm in Granbury.
Travis was born to George L. Berry and Betty Lou Rhine Berry. Mary A Davison became his wife in October of 1970. Travis was an Auto Mechanic, raced cars at GVRA and at SCCA events, and loved motorcycles. He and his father owned C & B Dental Lab for 30 plus years, he had a real estate license and worked at Act 1 Realtors, owned Action Raceway a slot car track hobby shop. He is a life member of Fort Worth Thunderbirds, he built, flew and helped people get into the radio controlled airplane hobby. A member of First Baptist Church White Settlement.
Travis is preceded in death by his parents, George and Betty Berry and infant brother; stepmother, Laverne Berry; godmother, Mary Anderson; and many aunts, uncles and extended family members.
Survivors: Wife, Mary Berry; two daughters, Kearstin "Krissy" Brawner and husband, Jesse of Florida, Samantha Kay Hightower of White Settlement; grandchildren, Joshua Brawner of Florida, Andrew, Angelica, and Ephraim Lowe of White Settlement; and Michael Hightower Jr. of White Settlement.
Roy Travis Berry, 67, passed away too young on October 20, 2017 in White Settlement.
Memorials: First Baptist Church White Settlement for the Anniversary Fund, Happy Hill Farm in Granbury.
Travis was born to George L. Berry and Betty Lou Rhine Berry. Mary A Davison became his wife in October of 1970. Travis was an Auto Mechanic, raced cars at GVRA and at SCCA events, and loved motorcycles. He and his father owned C & B Dental Lab for 30 plus years, he had a real estate license and worked at Act 1 Realtors, owned Action Raceway a slot car track hobby shop. He is a life member of Fort Worth Thunderbirds, he built, flew and helped people get into the radio controlled airplane hobby. A member of First Baptist Church White Settlement.
Travis is preceded in death by his parents, George and Betty Berry and infant brother; stepmother, Laverne Berry; godmother, Mary Anderson; and many aunts, uncles and extended family members.
Survivors: Wife, Mary Berry; two daughters, Kearstin "Krissy" Brawner and husband, Jesse of Florida, Samantha Kay Hightower of White Settlement; grandchildren, Joshua Brawner of Florida, Andrew, Angelica, and Ephraim Lowe of White Settlement; and Michael Hightower Jr. of White Settlement.
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