Travis James White

Travis James White

May 13, 1977 - April 25, 2006

Travis James White

May 13, 1977 - April 25, 2006

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Travis James White 28 born on May 13, 1977, died on Tuesday, April 25, 2006. He worked for New Millinium Homes as a Supervisor for 8 years. He is survived by his loving sisters, Stephanie Ann Morgan and Jennifer Paige Cuff; loving brothers, Trevor Thomas White and Taylor Robert White; devoted parents, Jeanne Foley and Gerald White, Jr. He is also survived by his beloved step-parents, Deborah White and Richard Foley; loving grandparents, Jack and Shirly Rowe. Travis was dearly loved by many and will be deeply missed by all.

A Funeral Mass will be held on Friday, April, 28, 2006 – 12:00 P.M. at St. Catherine Of Siena Church, 990 Temple Terrace, Laguna Beach, CA 92651-2531

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102 responses to Travis James White

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  1. Hagen says:

    Trav: I really need some strength man, please send it my way. I’m begging for it. I am having a really hard time, so please just put your hand on my shoulder, or send me an angel, but man I am desperate here. I really need some strength. I love you brother.

  2. Mom says:

    Travie,

    I just finished reading the book “Letters from the Afterlife”, and I found it to be so incredible. I hope it is what you are experiencing now…as I know with your inquisitive mind and your ability for “left of center thinking”, you would be totally emersed in all the possibilities facing you.

    I stood on the cliff…
    holding the big blue balloon up to the sky.

    I told the balloon how much I loved it, would always love it…and that I would carry my memories of the balloon with me, in my heart….forever.

    Wanting the balloon to soar,
    as it was designed to do….
    I slowly released my hold on it’s string…..

    I stood and watched as it began it’s journey……upward….swaying back and forth, as if waving goodbye.
    Until I could see it no longer.

    I knew the balloon still existed,
    somewhere out in the universe…
    I just wasn’t able to see it,
    but I knew it was still there.

    I held the balloon in my heart, loving it just as I loved it when I held it’s string in my hand…
    as I walked away…saying…

    BE A BALLOON TRAV, BE A BALLOON.

    I love you.

  3. Hagen says:

    Hey Trav:

    I can’t believe we’re in February already. Rapidly approaching the one year mark. God it seems like yesterday, but at the same time it seems so long ago. I am trying to Trust The Process in all things that are Hagen right now. Sometimes I really wish that I could say FTW, but that just isn’t in our nature. I would love to hear your thoughts on this, because I’m sure we would find a way to make some kind of crazy sense of why we do the things we do. I miss those conversations. St. Patty’s Day is right around the corner, wow is that going to be tough. Whatever I end up doing, you’re coming along, and hopefully there is a way for you to indulge in the Guinness, Car Bombs, and the like. Talk to you soon bro. Watch over us, and guide us.

    Lots O’ Love! Slainte!

  4. Erin says:

    Jeanne, I was touched by your kind words. My heart aches for you and your family for the loss of your son. Our hearts are broken. We miss Brandon so much as I sure you miss Travis. He wanted to be a Sheriff. Take care and thankyou. Blessed are the Peacemakers Matthew 5:9

  5. Mom says:

    Travie,

    So many kind people have come into our lives since you left us…truly amazing. The entry below this one is from another Mom named Erin….she lost her son Brandon recently…I was stricken by so many coincidences between you and Brandon. Both of your last names were White, you both look very similar, you were both born in May, you were both raised in the same area, and it seems that many regarded Brandon in the same way that those that knew you, regarded you. I hope everyone reading this entry will send a prayer to everyone in Brandon’s circle also. We know what they are going through, just how hard it is to come to terms with this kind of a loss, and how life seems to change forever.

    I have been working with a therapist to help me get through all the feelings I have been having since your death, I just cannot say enough about how tremendous her help has been. I see so many things clearer now, and have finally begun the process of healing. Thank you Travie, for being on this journey with me…for your help, your guidance, your tremendous love, and your willingness to leave me so many signs. I could not have done this without your spirit guiding me.

    I send my love out to anyone reading this entry……I hope you also have found Travis in your every day experiences, and have felt his love continue for you from the other side.

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