The son of Charles and Kathy Anderson of King, North Carolia, Travis attended South Stokes High School, followed by Appalachian State University where he earned a Bachelor of Business from the Walker School of Business, and subsequently earned his Real Estate Brokers License.
He is survived by his two children; son, Alexander Ivan Anderson, 7, and daughter Milania Joy Anderson, 5, of Charlotte, North Carolina, who he loved dearly; his parents Charles and Kathy Anderson; his sister Kimberly Anderson Ritchie and her husband William Ritchie of Thornton, New Hampshire; and mother of his children, Katya Homyakova. His relatives in the Moore and Anderson families, and his friends, deeply loved him.
He enjoyed the great outdoors, reading, music, writing about various current world events, and activities with his children. Travis never met a stranger; he was a very intelligent and charismatic individual and loved to travel the world.
A service to celebrate Travis's life was held on Monday, December 19, 2016 at Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church, Charlotte, North Carolina. Pall bearers were Josh Ball, Brian Craven, Nicholas Gatewood, Jacob Moore, John Moore, Tommy Poulos, William Ritchie, and Matt Stankus.
For those wishing to send memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, please donate to the college fund being collected for the future education of his children.
He is survived by his two children; son, Alexander Ivan Anderson, 7, and daughter Milania Joy Anderson, 5, of Charlotte, North Carolina, who he loved dearly; his parents Charles and Kathy Anderson; his sister Kimberly Anderson Ritchie and her husband William Ritchie of Thornton, New Hampshire; and mother of his children, Katya Homyakova. His relatives in the Moore and Anderson families, and his friends, deeply loved him.
He enjoyed the great outdoors, reading, music, writing about various current world events, and activities with his children. Travis never met a stranger; he was a very intelligent and charismatic individual and loved to travel the world.
A service to celebrate Travis's life was held on Monday, December 19, 2016 at Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church, Charlotte, North Carolina. Pall bearers were Josh Ball, Brian Craven, Nicholas Gatewood, Jacob Moore, John Moore, Tommy Poulos, William Ritchie, and Matt Stankus.
For those wishing to send memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, please donate to the college fund being collected for the future education of his children.
The son of Charles and Kathy Anderson of King, North Carolia, Travis attended South Stokes High School, followed by Appalachian State University where he earned a Bachelor of Business from the Walker School of Business, and subsequently earned his Real Estate Brokers License.
He is survived by his two children; son, Alexander Ivan Anderson, 7, and daughter Milania Joy Anderson, 5, of Charlotte, North Carolina, who he loved dearly; his parents Charles and Kathy Anderson; his sister Kimberly Anderson Ritchie and her husband William Ritchie of Thornton, New Hampshire; and mother of his children, Katya Homyakova. His relatives in the Moore and Anderson families, and his friends, deeply loved him.
He enjoyed the great outdoors, reading, music, writing about various current world events, and activities with his children. Travis never met a stranger; he was a very intelligent and charismatic individual and loved to travel the world.
A service to celebrate Travis's life was held on Monday, December 19, 2016 at Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church, Charlotte, North Carolina. Pall bearers were Josh Ball, Brian Craven, Nicholas Gatewood, Jacob Moore, John Moore, Tommy Poulos, William Ritchie, and Matt Stankus.
For those wishing to send memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, please donate to the college fund being collected for the future education of his children.
He is survived by his two children; son, Alexander Ivan Anderson, 7, and daughter Milania Joy Anderson, 5, of Charlotte, North Carolina, who he loved dearly; his parents Charles and Kathy Anderson; his sister Kimberly Anderson Ritchie and her husband William Ritchie of Thornton, New Hampshire; and mother of his children, Katya Homyakova. His relatives in the Moore and Anderson families, and his friends, deeply loved him.
He enjoyed the great outdoors, reading, music, writing about various current world events, and activities with his children. Travis never met a stranger; he was a very intelligent and charismatic individual and loved to travel the world.
A service to celebrate Travis's life was held on Monday, December 19, 2016 at Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church, Charlotte, North Carolina. Pall bearers were Josh Ball, Brian Craven, Nicholas Gatewood, Jacob Moore, John Moore, Tommy Poulos, William Ritchie, and Matt Stankus.
For those wishing to send memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, please donate to the college fund being collected for the future education of his children.
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