of Conway, AR
August 15, 1924 - September 17, 2020
Travis Benjamin White, 96, of Conway passed away on September 17, 2020. He was born August 15, 1924 in Drew County, Arkansas to the late, Monroe and Maggie (Brown) White. Travis was a WWII Navy veteran and owner and operator of Conway Barber Shop for 34 years. He was a member of First Baptist Church where he served as an active deacon. Travis was preceded in death by his parents, wife of 73 years, Helen Christine Baker White and brother, William White.
Survivors include his son, David (Kathy) White of Coppell, Texas; daughter Karen (Jack Jr.) Jumper of Conway; grandchildren, Jack (Kelly) Jumper, III of Vilonia; Alison Jumper (Jon Bitler) of Fayetteville; Spencer (Leigh) White of Coppell, Texas; Lindsey (Scott Podsednik) White of Colleyville, Texas; great grandchildren, Cody (Brittnee) of Conway, Lukas and Kellan of Vilonia, and Fowler and Gage of Coppell, Texas; and sisters, Inez Thomas and Nell Grimes both of Conway, Ethel Stiles of Lake City, Florida and Marjorie Craig of Drew County.
There will be a Private Family Graveside Service.
In Lieu of flowers donations can be made to Bethlehem House or Conway First Baptist Church.
“GrandDaddy†you will definitely be missed! I will miss your out of the blue phone calls just to check on me. I’m so thankful for meeting you while caring for you 2 years ago. You will never be forgotten! Rest Well GrandDaddy! I Love You! Prayers for the family!
I always loved Travis, he was such a good man, he will definitely be missed.
May God's love surround the White family
My condolences to your family as you mourn the loss of your parents.
Our families were neighbors in Crossett In the ‘50s and my Mother, Maxine Baker Yingling, reconnected with Travis and Helen when she moved to Conway in 1999.
At age 99, Mother’s memory has dimmed but she still recalls walking with Travis & Helen at the recreation center.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sending you love and sympathy for your dad. Our families go back for generations and we heard him called “Bud†with fondness. He frequently said your mother and mine were like sisters. What happy memories we cherish of their loving friendship. May you feel comforted by so many people who love your family.
Travis was a Great Man and true friend to both of us! Sorry for your loss. We will miss the Ginger Snap cookies at Christmas. The Crappie population in Lake Beaverfork will probably thrive now that their biggest enemy is gone!
I will miss my friend in sunday school class. lanny doc noggle
All our Prayers & Condolences for a Good and Kind Person
So very sorry for your loss. Peace and comfort for the family.
Karen and jaçk so sorry for. Your loss Travis was a great man both of you are in my prays
Love you both
Travis was my barber for many years as well. Lot of fishing stories. Always thoughtful gentleman and excellent Barber. Condolences to the family and may Perpetual light shine upon him. Rest in peace good and faithful servant.
Our hearts are saddened for your loss, but it is Heaven’s gain. We loved Travis. He was a wonderful man! He will be missed.
David,
Jane and I were saddened to hear of your Dad passing. Your Dad and Mom were wonderful hosts when we were traveling a few years ago. Our daughter Leigh kept us informed about how "PAPPY" loved the frequent updates of the twins. Will remember your Dad in daily prayer.
Karen and Jack, so sorry for your loss. Our condolences to you and your family..
My humble and great condolences to my great friend and mentor. I loved Travis and will miss him very much. I know he is in heaven with Helen. He lived a great and long life
My thoughts and prayers are with y’all. What a great man!! I was blessed to have worked with Mr. White!! He will be missed by many.
A true gentleman! Travis cut my hair for many years and was a great friend. Prayers for all the family.
Prayers for the family. Mr. White was one of the kindest people I ever met and seemed to love vanilla icecream. He will definitely be missed. Love, LaRhonda, Lacey and the pharmacy staff. â¤
Karen, I’m sorry to hear about your dad. Thoughts and prayers for all of you. Raye Jean
Karen, I am so sorry for your family’s loss. Your dad was barber to both of my sons when they were ready for their first haircuts! He was a fine man and I am sure he will be missed by many. Prayers for all of you.
A true Southern gentleman. Travis was my barber and a great friend.
So sorry for your loss.
We loved Travis and Helen! He did my hair for many years and always gave me some advice and was a good friend to both of us. Helen was one of Susie and Christy’s teachers and they were both loved by all. We will miss him.
I am so sorry for your great loss, and for the loss to all of us, to Conway and particularly to Mitchell Street. He was a splendid kind of fellow and a role model for all of us.
So sorry to hear about Travis. He use to cut my hair years ago. He and Helen were such wonderful people.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I helped he and his wife on the genealogy book. He was my neighbor and we will miss him. He was a wonderful man
Love you, Karen and Jack. Thinking of you all today.
Karen and family, we are so sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family.
Such great memories of Travis White - a gentle and thoughtful citizen of Conway for so many years.
So sorry for your loss. Travis was my first barber.
All my Prayers & Condolences for your Loss.