In loving memory of Travis Lee Stiles, a true outdoorsman and skilled artisan who embraced the beauty of creation and craftsmanship in every aspect of his life. Born on October 3, 1981, in Portsmouth, OH, he unexpectantly passed away of medical complications on November 10, 2024, in Lucasville, OH, leaving behind a legacy of passion and dedication to his craft.
Travis’s versatile talents shone brightly in every endeavor he pursued as a carpenter, roofer, welder, and pipefitter, breathing life into his creations with the finesse of an artist. From meticulously crafted models and quilts to the sturdy roofs he built with care, Travis’s hands were always busy weaving tales of artistry and skill.
An avid lover of the outdoors, Travis found solace in fishing and embraced the serenity of nature, finding inspiration in every sunset and ripple on the water. His thirst for knowledge and willingness to lend a helping hand endeared him to all who knew him, embodying the spirit of camaraderie and compassion in every interaction.
A proud alum of Clay High School and hio State University, Travis delved into the realms of computer technology, enriching his already diverse skill set with the wonders of the digital world. His unwavering commitment to learning and growth was a testament to his boundless curiosity and thirst for knowledge.
He was preceded in death by his MothOer Sandy Stiles, his grandparents: Amanda “Jean” and Floyd Stiles and George Hinkle, his brother Jason Hinkle, two cousins: Vanessa Lynn and Natasha Nicole Stiles and Uncle Vincent Stiles.
Travis is survived by his loving father, Scott Stiles of Minford, his grandma Christine Hinkle in Columbus, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
May Travis’s light continue to shine bright in our hearts, guiding us through the darkness with his legacy of love and artistry, forever and always.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made directly to FC Daehler Mortuary, 915 Ninth Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662, (740) 353-4146 or online at www.fcdaehlermortuary.com or you may leave a special memory of Travis or condolences for his family.
