This memorial is a cenotaph for Travis. His actual place of burial is in North Dakota. Please read Find A Grave FAQ's regarding cenotaph's and why a soldier is allowed 2 memorials when one is a cenotaph. There is also an obit posted in the photo section explaining this cenotaph.
Travis moved to Bismarck, North Dakota in 1997. He attended Hughes Elementary and graduated from Century High School in 2003. Travis joined the North Dakota National Guard in February 2002. His biggest reason for joining the guards was to serve his country because he was an American and also so his brothers and the young men could live a free life. He attended basic training in Fort Knox, Ky. in summer of 2002 and AIT in summer of 2003 at Fort Bliss, Texas. He attended Bismarck State College and Minot State University in Business Management and Info Systems until his deployment in 2005. Travis worked at Menards through his high school years, after graduating he worked at Coventry Health Care. Travis received an internship from M.D.U. resources in 2005, and worked in the computer services group until his deployment in 2005. Travis enjoyed each day in his life and had a smile that would brighten each and every day. He loved people and tried to achieve all his goals to the fullest of his ability. He was proud to serve in the North Dakota National Guard and proud to be serving his country. He also enjoyed hunting pheasants with his stepfather and uncles. He went on a big game hunt with his Grandpa Haney in November of 2005, he also loved sports every Sunday. His friends and family gathered for Sunday football, that was a given. In the morning before work or during lunch you could always find him watching ESPN Sport Center. Travis and Keisia spent two and a half wonderful years together. Travis was planning on getting engaged to Keisia in November of 2006, and planning to be married in September of 2008. Travis dearly loved his family, fiancee and friends. He will be deeply missed by his parents, brothers, fiancee, family, friends and also by his guard family currently serving in Afghanistan.
Travis moved to Bismarck, North Dakota in 1997. He attended Hughes Elementary and graduated from Century High School in 2003. Travis joined the North Dakota National Guard in February 2002. His biggest reason for joining the guards was to serve his country because he was an American and also so his brothers and the young men could live a free life. He attended basic training in Fort Knox, Ky. in summer of 2002 and AIT in summer of 2003 at Fort Bliss, Texas. He attended Bismarck State College and Minot State University in Business Management and Info Systems until his deployment in 2005. Travis worked at Menards through his high school years, after graduating he worked at Coventry Health Care. Travis received an internship from M.D.U. resources in 2005, and worked in the computer services group until his deployment in 2005. Travis enjoyed each day in his life and had a smile that would brighten each and every day. He loved people and tried to achieve all his goals to the fullest of his ability. He was proud to serve in the North Dakota National Guard and proud to be serving his country. He also enjoyed hunting pheasants with his stepfather and uncles. He went on a big game hunt with his Grandpa Haney in November of 2005, he also loved sports every Sunday. His friends and family gathered for Sunday football, that was a given. In the morning before work or during lunch you could always find him watching ESPN Sport Center. Travis and Keisia spent two and a half wonderful years together. Travis was planning on getting engaged to Keisia in November of 2006, and planning to be married in September of 2008. Travis dearly loved his family, fiancee and friends. He will be deeply missed by his parents, brothers, fiancee, family, friends and also by his guard family currently serving in Afghanistan.
This memorial is a cenotaph for Travis. His actual place of burial is in North Dakota. Please read Find A Grave FAQ's regarding cenotaph's and why a soldier is allowed 2 memorials when one is a cenotaph. There is also an obit posted in the photo section explaining this cenotaph.
Travis moved to Bismarck, North Dakota in 1997. He attended Hughes Elementary and graduated from Century High School in 2003. Travis joined the North Dakota National Guard in February 2002. His biggest reason for joining the guards was to serve his country because he was an American and also so his brothers and the young men could live a free life. He attended basic training in Fort Knox, Ky. in summer of 2002 and AIT in summer of 2003 at Fort Bliss, Texas. He attended Bismarck State College and Minot State University in Business Management and Info Systems until his deployment in 2005. Travis worked at Menards through his high school years, after graduating he worked at Coventry Health Care. Travis received an internship from M.D.U. resources in 2005, and worked in the computer services group until his deployment in 2005. Travis enjoyed each day in his life and had a smile that would brighten each and every day. He loved people and tried to achieve all his goals to the fullest of his ability. He was proud to serve in the North Dakota National Guard and proud to be serving his country. He also enjoyed hunting pheasants with his stepfather and uncles. He went on a big game hunt with his Grandpa Haney in November of 2005, he also loved sports every Sunday. His friends and family gathered for Sunday football, that was a given. In the morning before work or during lunch you could always find him watching ESPN Sport Center. Travis and Keisia spent two and a half wonderful years together. Travis was planning on getting engaged to Keisia in November of 2006, and planning to be married in September of 2008. Travis dearly loved his family, fiancee and friends. He will be deeply missed by his parents, brothers, fiancee, family, friends and also by his guard family currently serving in Afghanistan.
Travis moved to Bismarck, North Dakota in 1997. He attended Hughes Elementary and graduated from Century High School in 2003. Travis joined the North Dakota National Guard in February 2002. His biggest reason for joining the guards was to serve his country because he was an American and also so his brothers and the young men could live a free life. He attended basic training in Fort Knox, Ky. in summer of 2002 and AIT in summer of 2003 at Fort Bliss, Texas. He attended Bismarck State College and Minot State University in Business Management and Info Systems until his deployment in 2005. Travis worked at Menards through his high school years, after graduating he worked at Coventry Health Care. Travis received an internship from M.D.U. resources in 2005, and worked in the computer services group until his deployment in 2005. Travis enjoyed each day in his life and had a smile that would brighten each and every day. He loved people and tried to achieve all his goals to the fullest of his ability. He was proud to serve in the North Dakota National Guard and proud to be serving his country. He also enjoyed hunting pheasants with his stepfather and uncles. He went on a big game hunt with his Grandpa Haney in November of 2005, he also loved sports every Sunday. His friends and family gathered for Sunday football, that was a given. In the morning before work or during lunch you could always find him watching ESPN Sport Center. Travis and Keisia spent two and a half wonderful years together. Travis was planning on getting engaged to Keisia in November of 2006, and planning to be married in September of 2008. Travis dearly loved his family, fiancee and friends. He will be deeply missed by his parents, brothers, fiancee, family, friends and also by his guard family currently serving in Afghanistan.
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U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-current
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U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
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Web: Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2016
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U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
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U.S., Casualties From Iraq and Afghanistan Conflicts, 2001-2012
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