Barbara Jean Travis
Barbara Jean Travis passed away on Thursday January 16, 2020 at the age of 80.
Barbara was born on May 20, 1939 in Chicago, Il. to Richard and Arlene Danderson. She retired after working for National Steel in Portage, IN. Barbara loved life, her family and friends. She was a woman of faith and was involved with her church . She loved teaching vacation bible school.
Barbara preceded in death by her husband Max O. Travis; parents Richard and Arlene Danderson; brother Robert Danderson, and sister Rae Danderson.
Barbara is survived by her brother Richard Danderson and wife Frieda Danderson
Daughters; Carmen Robbins and husband Mike Robbins, Linda Hall and husband Les Hall
Sons; David Travis and wife Karen Travis, Mark Travis and wife Carrie Travis, Tim Travis and wife Kim Travis
Grandchildren; Stacy Gould, Ashley Robbins, Natalie Hughes, Justine Everett, Adam Everett, Elizabeth Haas,Christal Cashmore, David Travis, Ashley Rowe, Brooke Travis and Kelsey Travis.
Great Grandchildren ; Lucas and Kaylie Gould, Aniston, Colson and Heath Hughes,
Mackenzie, Ian and Adain Haas, Maddison and Nathan Rowe, and Aubrey Travis.
Please join the family in a memorial service on Saturday February 8, 2020 at 11:00 am at Crowder Funeral Home 1645 E. Main St. League City, Tx. 77573
Love You for ever Mom!
Love you and miss you Mom ! Heaven gained another angel ! You and Dad together again !
Carmen, continued prayers for you and your family . God bless you all
Barb, you were a wonderful sister-in-law to me from the beginning. You were a terrific mom and friend to many people. You loved life and always made everyone welcome in your home. We will miss you deeply, but know you will keep an eye on us from heaven and you will forever be in our hearts ❤️
Mom, It is so hard to write this, my heart is completely broken. I love you so much, you were such a good Mom and Grandma and I know your our Angel in Heaven now. I miss you so much. RIP sweet Mama
We will miss our gettogethers with both Barbara and Max. We used to have a great time visiting with them and their families. RIP
Chuck, Karin and family
Even though it has been many years, I loved whenever we got together with both Barb and Max. They were so much fun! They were there for my mom after my dad died and we moved mom down to Lowell, IN. They both helped us move her stuff and Max put in the garage door opener for mom. They made my mom’s move fun. They were both good people and great cousins. They are truly missed. RIP