Birth date: Dec 3, 1929 Death date: Apr 13, 2012
Carol Jean (Cody) Travis, 82, passed away April 13, 2012 in Tulsa, OK. She entered this life at home on December 3, 1929 in Hominy, OK. Carol was preceded in death by her husband, Clyde Travis; her parents, Claude Cody and Mildr Read Obituary
Wish we had known this remarkable woman! Our thoughts and prayers are with the Zahn family.The Sallingers
What precious memories Carol left for her wonderful family. She kept the family ties woven tightly with love through her actions. She treasured life, love and happiness with every life she touched. May her same spirit remain through the lives of her family. Peace and Love, The Youngblood's
Carol is greatly missed already! Her sweet, sweet smile and wonderful personality was most special to us, and we are much richer for having shared her friendship.The Chief's Good Sam Chapter will always remember the great times we shared at The Farm and other great campouts.Carol was the greatest hostess ever! Her pride and endless work of love made The Farm a very special place for all who visited.Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this most difficult time.Cheryl & Ken Griffin
There was never a better hostess than Carol Travis. We enjoyed going to the "farm" for camp-outs with the RV camping club where Carol made her delicious taco soup and was an expert at playing rummy cubes and pitch. She was a generous, considerate and caring friend and she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. (including her beloved horses) The legacy she left her wonderful family is priceless.
Carol will remain in our hearts forever. She treated us and our children like she would if we were her own family. We loved her dearly and she touched our hearts and especially our daughter Desiree, She will be greatly missed. Thank you Carol for all the love you showed our family!Janine and Jim Saczynski
Carol and I were such good friends back in High School. Played basketball together, went to town on Sat. night with her family. Stayed over and enjoyed the time so much. We had been chatting on the phone in the past two years and enjoying the memories. She will be missed and was so loved. Hugs and Prayers, Aylsa
We had the pleasure of knowing Carol through being members of the same RV club. What a wonderful hostess she was! The good times shared with her will always be great memories. She was a tireless worker, never could do enough for you. Generous to a fault. And always lots and lots of fun! Even though we will miss her terribly, we are comforted by knowing she is in the presence of the Lord, and with her Clyde again! Sending love to her dear family…your mother/grandmother was a jewel!
We only knew Karol for a short time but how she made an impression on us — as new next door neighbors. She made us feel like we had known her forever. She would get our mail when we had to leave and we had just talked to her on Thursday, April 12. She was telling us how she swept the tree "worms" out of the street in front of our house while we were gone! We were hoping that we could reciprocate — but unfortunately we didn't get the chance. She was a great lady that knew how to live life to the fullest John and Eugenia
