Keith Travis Totten, born on May 14, 1991, to Keith Gale Totten and Valerie Winters, left this world much too soon on February 28, 2024, along with his father, Keith. A cherished son, brother, friend, and fiancé, Travis's legacy is woven with threads of kindness, service, and love.

As an Air Force veteran, Travis served his country with valor and dedication, traversing
the lands of Iraq and Afghanistan. His time in service not only allowed him to see the
world but also to forge bonds of friendship with many he met along the way.

A gentle soul with a heart of gold, Travis was not only a caregiver to his father but a
beacon of compassion to all he encountered. He believed in the power of kindness,
always extending a helping hand to those in need.

Travis’s passions were as diverse as they were deep. From his love for books and
music to his affinity for the tranquility of riding bicycles along Lake Michigan, he found
solace in the embrace of nature. His green thumb nurtured a flourishing garden,
reflecting his innate connection to the earth and its creatures, especially the birds that
graced his outdoor sanctuary.

With dreams of opening a bookstore, Travis harbored aspirations of sharing his love for literature with the world, a testament to his enduring spirit of curiosity and exploration.

His infectious laughter and quick wit brought joy to all who knew him, and his adoration for children, particularly his nieces and nephews, illuminated his playful and tender nature.

Travis’s passing leaves a void in the lives of his beloved mother, Valerie Winters; his
devoted fiancée, Courtney; sisters, Deanna Alderman and Alicia Alderman; and a
multitude of family members and friends who were touched by his presence.

Though he may no longer walk among us, Travis's spirit will forever reside in the
memories and hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know him.

A celebration of Travis's remarkable life will be held at a later date, honoring the legacy
of a man who embodied the virtues of love, compassion, and generosity.

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