Obituaries

Travis G. Woulfe – 7/22/2019

July 26th, 2019

Travis George Woulfe

Born January 15, 1989 in Bryn Mawr, PA. At the age of 30, he ended his life. His short time with us he will always be remembered.

He graduated from Coatesville HS in 2007. He enlisted in the US Army and served from 2007 to 2011 with the 82nd Airborne in Afghanistan.

Travis is survived by his father George, mother Judith, and sister Alicia and her husband Jack; fiancé, Kaci and daughter, Ariana and stepson, Carter; daughter, Kayden and stepson, Carter; and all family and friends who have been a part of his life in Pennsylvania, New York, California and everywhere.

He was a good, kind, funny and loving man whose family came first for him. His loves included: sports, gaming, the beach, snowboarding and music.

Travis leaves behind so much love and support. He was a veteran. He was a father. He was a son. He was a brother. He was a best friend. He will always be “is” in spirit, just no longer with us in the physical world. Our family is there to greet him and surround him with love. He will never be alone. Soldiers and civilians, please remember somebody loves you, don’t choose to leave them behind, choose to get help.

Family and friends are invited to attend his committal service with military honors on Thursday, December 26th at 11:30am at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell 6502 SW 102nd Ave., Bushnell, FL 33513.

20 thoughts on “Travis G. Woulfe – 7/22/2019

  1. We miss you & love all of your known history of knowledge. You are loved and missed by your strong and loving family💕.
    We are always here for you.

  2. I’d look out and see your smile as you walked up to the gates at Camp Stone, Herat, Afghanistan. You were and always will be my beloved Brother. Godspeed friend. Til Valhalla I will represent you right. Much love.

  3. To a great Man and a Greeat Soldier our condolences to his family and friends. Untill we meet again brother in the great blue skies. AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY!

    SFC COLON US ARMY

  4. Trav, I hope you are now at peace. Kayden and Carter will miss you dearly and love you as “daddy”. Fly high. So sorry you left too soon. Bet your playing video games in heaven already.
    xo,
    Kara Hoefakker

  5. Travis you will be surely missed. You had s great personality, kind, loving man, that would do anything for anyone. We had some great times at my house with you and your friends. Judy and I 💕 you like a son . You will be missed but never forgotten. See you on the other side. Love you, Tom and Judy Morley

  6. Words cannot express our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. We will always remember Travis as a kind and friendly young man who will always be remembered

Send your thoughts:

*Email is required but will not be published.

Message:

Recent Obituaries

Richard Robbins November 3, 2025
David J. Sciecinski October 28, 2025
Ronald Kadyszewski October 20, 2025
David D. Cross October 19, 2025
Linda Jean Gartside October 19, 2025
Michele Buckley October 17, 2025
Shelly A. Ottinger October 13, 2025
Gloria Jean Jorge October 12, 2025
Dolores C. Ryan October 10, 2025
Anthony Costa October 8, 2025
Kenneth “RJ” Miles October 1, 2025
Jeffrey D. Reed September 15, 2025
Michael J. McMullan September 15, 2025
James L. Martin, Jr. August 29, 2025

SEARCH

Search: