Travis Caudill
July 10, 1932 –
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<p>Travis Caudill, 81, of Ruskin died Monday, February 10. He was born to the late Stephen and Corsia Caudill on July 10, 1932, in Clay County, Ky. He married Etna Eileen on August 6, 1955, and they lived together in Bethel, Ohio, where they had three children, Joan, Darrell and Jeffery, before relocating to Ruskin in 1976.</p>
<p>Travis was a spot welder for General Motors and retired after several years of service. He attended Ruskin First Assembly of God and Destiny Church since 1976. He loved to travel with his wife Eileen and they enjoyed many road trips together.</p>
<p>Travis is survived by wife Eileen; son Jeffrey; daughters–in-law Jill and Lorraine; grandchildren Donna, Shanna, David and Travis; as well as several nieces and nephews and extended family that loved him dearly. </p>
<p>Travis enjoyed fishing, music, singing, spending time with family and traveling.</p>
<p>Travis will be remembered as a loving, caring, funny, patient, strong, praying man of God. A great legacy for all of us to live up to. He is walking the Streets of Glory with his son and daughter. Forever in our hearts until we meet again in Heaven.</p>
<p>Arrangements by Zipperer’s Funeral Home.</p>
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<p>Travis Caudill, 81, of Ruskin died Monday, February 10. He was born to the late Stephen and Corsia Caudill on July 10, 1932, in Clay County, Ky. He married Etna Eileen on August 6, 1955, and they lived together in Bethel, Ohio, where they had three children, Joan, Darrell and Jeffery, before relocating to Ruskin in 1976.</p>
<p>Travis was a spot welder for General Motors and retired after several years of service. He attended Ruskin First Assembly of God and Destiny Church since 1976. He loved to travel with his wife Eileen and they enjoyed many road trips together.</p>
<p>Travis is survived by wife Eileen; son Jeffrey; daughters–in-law Jill and Lorraine; grandchildren Donna, Shanna, David and Travis; as well as several nieces and nephews and extended family that loved him dearly. </p>
<p>Travis enjoyed fishing, music, singing, spending time with family and traveling.</p>
<p>Travis will be remembered as a loving, caring, funny, patient, strong, praying man of God. A great legacy for all of us to live up to. He is walking the Streets of Glory with his son and daughter. Forever in our hearts until we meet again in Heaven.</p>
<p>Arrangements by Zipperer’s Funeral Home.</p>
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