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Travis Clay Estes
Travis Clay Estes, 73, of Irving, Texas, passed away on April 9, 2023. He was born on December 8, 1949.
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Travis leaves his loved ones with unforgettable memories and loving stories. He will be sincerely missed by his loving family, devoted friends, and all the wonderful individuals who knew and loved him.
He is survived by his wife Peggy Estes; his children Stormy Dawn Estes; Sheila Beth Emery; and Saundra Lynn Krouse; son in law Johnny Krouse; sisters Davalene Moore; and Tammy Roblez; grandchildren Nicole Krouse; and Cody Krouse; and a host of other family and friends that will forever miss and love him. He is reunited with his mother, father, sister, and two brothers.
Travis is laid to rest at Floral Haven Memorial Gardens, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. https://www.floralhaven.com/obituaries/Travis-Estes/#!/TributeWall
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Loren Adams
Travis meant a lot to the whole Class of 1968. I remember the good laughs. Travis is the person who taught me to play chess! And we played the game uncountable times. I was the one who threw him out the window in Coach Diehm's Driver's Ed Class as a "practical" joke. Right when I lifted Travis's legs to throw him out, Coach Diehm walked in. Then Coach paddled me in front of the class. Everyone was laughing, including me, Coach Diehm and Travis. Because back in school I was known as the goody-two-shoes, sort of a religious nerd of sorts. So, the "rev" getting paddled was a shock to everyone (including me). Travis was one of those football jocks. He was very smart besides being athletic and had such a good nature! We will dearly miss Travis for as long as we live.
Mike Hubbard
Rest in Peace Travis Clay. You will be remembered.
Tim Jones
Such a good guy! We played together as he just lived down the street, Ron Snyder, Kevin Caughman and I . In high school he payed football like a madman!
Good memories, so glad he came to reunion, he and Peggy were a pleasure to be with. So very sorry for his passing. Prayers and Live to family!!