Travis Leon Mazzei, 44, passed away December 14, 1995 at his home in West Valley City of a heart attack. Born August 15, 1951 in Salt Lake City to Earl and Frances Mineer Mazzei. He married Janeen M. Belka, January 29, 1971 in Taylorsville, Utah. He was presently self-employed. Survived by wife, Janeen; children: Travis, Tony, all of West Valley City; mother, Frances of Salt Lake City; brothers, Anthony and Barbara, of Long Beach, Calif.; Alma and Vickie of Hunter, Utah; sister, Taunya and Melvin Ashton of Sandy. Memorial services will be Monday, December 18, 1995, 11 a.m. at Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 So. Redwood Rd. In lieu of flowers send donations to the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc.
I remember Travis and his sister, Tanya, very well. I liked them both very much and I acctually had a little bit of a crush on Travis but I don't think he ever knew it. I was so surprised and sad when I heard he had passed. I'm sure he is missed by his familiy and friends, including me.
I had Travis in a class and he was FUNNY, he made me laugh all the time. He would get this funny half assed grin on his face that was so cute and made him even funnier. The word at the time was he had been drinking in class one day, Mr Meyers came to get him and Meyers was trying not to laugh. It was so funny, another good memory. Rest in peace my friend. Lynda
Jane Brown (Schulze)
I remember Travis and his sister, Tanya, very well. I liked them both very much and I acctually had a little bit of a crush on Travis but I don't think he ever knew it. I was so surprised and sad when I heard he had passed. I'm sure he is missed by his familiy and friends, including me.Lynda Olson (Collett)
I had Travis in a class and he was FUNNY, he made me laugh all the time. He would get this funny half assed grin on his face that was so cute and made him even funnier. The word at the time was he had been drinking in class one day, Mr Meyers came to get him and Meyers was trying not to laugh. It was so funny, another good memory.Rest in peace my friend.
Lynda