In loving memory of

Travis Coulter
February 4, 1976 - December 16, 2017

MADISON/LITTLE ROCK- Travis Michael Coulter, 41, of Little Rock Arkansas, passed away December 15, 2017. He was the son of Wayman Coulter, deceased, and is survived by his mother, Tracy Schroepfer, his uncles Terry (Connie) and Ted Schroepfer (Teresa), his cousins Matt, Chris, Tim, Tiffany and Tori, and many loving friends.

Travis was a gifted young man both professionally and personally. He was the proud owner of his own successful business Tailor Made Promotions. He loved the hands-on work the business required, as well as the interactions with his customers and workers. Travis was very intelligent and sought to absorb as much information about anything and everything. He loved technology, music, documentaries, trying new foods and traveling. Most importantly, though, Travis was generous, kind, and caring, and loyal to those he loved. He was gifted at building and maintaining relationships, as evidenced by the many lifelong friendships he had. He always looked out for others, particularly when he knew they were struggling. Travis loved his mother deeply and that love was returned a hundred fold. For the many, many people who loved him, the world will be a sadder place.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

A memorial service will be held at 10 am on December 26, 2017 at the Little Rock Funeral Home, in Little Rock, Arkansas. Please share your memories of Travis.

Cress Funeral and Cremation Service
3610 Speedway Rd, Madison
608-238-3434

Tributes

Andy Millman wrote on Jan 1, 2018:

"There are those who never lend a hand, those who do so when asked, and a very few like Travis, who extended his before you could even think to ask. Much like his beloved mother, Travis tried to make life better for those around him. He did this in many ways and I'm certain everyone has their own stories. He made my life better by simply being around. I only knew him for five years, but I enjoyed every minute we shared. He was a mixture of southern charm, keen intelligence, and a loving heart. He was curious, driven, and funny. I see it all in the picture on this site and in the memories I will keep of him. I think he'd be touched by the outpouring of love that's been expressed not only here, but in so many other places and between so many people. I think he'd also be slightly embarrassed by it. He gave of himself so freely and with no expectations of anything in return. Now we all want to thank him, to try to pay back some of the happiness he gave to us. He'd probably shrug that off, tell us it was okay, that it was his pleasure. He'd be wrong, though. It was ours. "

Nancy Milbourn wrote on Dec 30, 2017:

"Tracy, I was stunned to learn about Travis. He'd always been such a presence in his world, as evidenced by his strong and loving relationships that were referenced in his obituary. I feel for you deeply and am just so sad for all who loved Travis. I'm sorry I couldn't attend his memorial service but was out of state. Love and Hugs to You...Nancy Milbourn"

Bobby Ringquist Jr wrote on Dec 21, 2017:

"Travis is my friend, and I was happy to work all the Caravans I got to drive for him. I miss his Brother reference, and loved talking business and music with him. I will always miss you, Bro, and rest well, my friend. Bobby ringquist Jr."

Lacey Edrington wrote on Dec 20, 2017:

"Travis was an amazing person with the biggest heart. He could make me laugh until my sides ached. I'll never forget him or the memories we shared. The world truly is a sadder place without him. Rest in love, my dear, sweet friend. I will miss you terribly. Love, Lacey"

Jenny abrams wrote on Dec 20, 2017:

"Travis was a part of our family for 25 years and we all loved him. I can still see him walking in the front door with that smile and saying, hi Mrs. A. So sad for his family. I know what it is like to loose someone that you love more than life itself. Jenny Abrams"

Betty Kramer wrote on Dec 20, 2017:

"Words seem inadequate to express the sorrow felt by the loss of Travis. Truly an unimaginable loss. I do know that wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is found a stream of loving memories. May your loving memories bring some measure of peace, comfort and strength. Please know that I am thinking of you and hope that all that Travis has managed to accomplish in his brief life, including the challenges he has overcome as well as his kind, caring and generous nature are well-honored. "

Kristi Slack wrote on Dec 20, 2017:

"Although I only met Travis once, I feel I knew him because his mother was so proud of him, loved him so much, and talked about him so often. What a terrible loss for this world. My deepest condolences to Travis' family and friends."

Stephanie Robert wrote on Dec 20, 2017:

"Travis was a great man, a terrific son, and he was his mother's heart. He will be so so missed."

Ted Schroepfer wrote on Dec 19, 2017:

"Travis I am proud of the man you grew up to be and the future you had to come. I love you."

Heather Baxter wrote on Dec 19, 2017:

"Travis was nothing short of a really awesome friend, more lime a brother, to me & so many life long friends of ours! He was always there when we needed his support, & i will always be forever thankful for that & to have had the pleasure of know him & call him my friend. He will be forever missed but we will meet again one day in heaven!! My condolences to his mom & his entire famiky..if y'all need anything please dont hesitate to call on me. ~Heather Baxter"

Shannon Collier Sloan wrote on Dec 19, 2017:

"You were an unstoppable force in my life from the moment we met when you walked into my apartment like you owned the place and sat down to declare that we were going to be friends. We became so much more than that. From that night forward, most nights you could be found sitting on my couch and it wasn't long until we began telling everyone we were siblings. It was true, in our hearts if not our biology and our shared birthday and close proximity led to so many amazing memories. I remember how sad I was when you left for New York but that led directly to the most amazing birthday week we ever had when we visited you in New Orleans. I will cherish the memories of that trip for the rest of my life. We had some tough times and I am so grateful we got through them. I am so very proud of all you have accomplished these last few years and so heartbroken that Jaxon will never meet you. I know how excited you were for Tim and I. I already miss you terribly and so wish I could hug you one last time. I love you so much brother. Rest in love, Shannon "

Kelly Holbert wrote on Dec 19, 2017:

"Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Travis was a sweet guy and his smile always lit up the room. Peace & Love, Kelly, Harrison & Jett Holbert"