American AcornsObituary of Travis Raye Oak, 39, of Laconia, New Hampshire, who died at home on 15 August 2021; born 6 February 1982 in Houston, Texas, the son of Richard Oak Sr. and Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon. The notice lists his surviving sisters, brothers and grandparents and his predeceased brother Rellim James (Jimmy) Miller III. Source: 603Cremations.com, August 2021.
Image · dated Aug 2021 · source: 603Cremations.com (Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services), obituary page for Travis Oak, August 2021
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Travis Oak Obituary
LACONIA---- Travis Raye Oak, 39, of River Street, passed away at his home, on Sunday, August 15, 2021.
Travis was born on February 6, 1982, in Houston, TX, the son of Richard Oak Sr., and Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon.
Travis was known for his big smile and loved fishing, exploring the White Mountain National Forest, and harness racing. He was an experienced chef and enjoyed preparing meals for friends and family.
Travis is survived by his sisters Natalee Christy(Miller) Jones of Houston, TX, and July Albright of Laconia, NH; brothers, Jeffery Albright of South Portland, ME, Richard Oak Jr. of Arkoma, OK, Michael Oak of Berryville, VA, David Oak of Colorado Springs, CO, and Erin MacKinnon of Manchester, NH; and grandparents Ivan and Marilyn Oak of Hondo, TX. In addition to his parents, Travis is predeceased by brother Rellim James (Jimmy) Miller III.
Travis was affected by addiction and mental illness most of his life. He would have appreciated donations made to Isaiah 61 Caf in Laconia, a 501(c)3 non-profit, dedicated to providing meals, hot showers, laundry facilities, and other services to those less fortunate, 100 New Salem St., Laconia, NH, 03246 www.isaiah61cafe.org.
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services and 603Cremations.com, 164 Pleasant St., Laconia, NH, 03246, is assisting the family with arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial, please visit www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed from the full expanded text. 'LACONIA---- Travis Raye Oak, 39, of River Street, passed away at his home, on Sunday, August 15, 2021'; born February 6, 1982, in Houston, TX, the son of Richard Oak Sr., and Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon; survived by sisters Natalee Christy (Miller) Jones of Houston and July Albright of Laconia; brothers Jeffery Albright of South Portland, ME, Richard Oak Jr. of Arkoma, OK, Michael Oak of Berryville, VA, David Oak of Colorado Springs, CO and Erin MacKinnon of Manchester, NH; grandparents Ivan and Marilyn Oak of Hondo, TX; predeceased by brother Rellim James (Jimmy) Miller III. The notice states no cause of death. Whether these are our people: Confirmed for Travis Raye Oak (pd8a0f66927), and for his named parents Richard Oak Sr. (Richard Dixon Oak Sr., 1956-2008) and Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon (1945-2008), whom the tree already holds as his parents; Rellim James Miller III (1972-2003) is the predeceased brother. Tagged survivors: Richard Oak Jr., Michael Oak, David Oak, Erin MacKinnon, and the grandparents Ivan and Marilyn Oak (the tree has Ivan with his later wife Marilyn). Not tagged: Natalee Christy (Miller) Jones, July Albright and Jeffery Albright (no tree person found by name). David Oak is listed as living in the notice of 15 August 2021; the tree has David Clarkson Oak (1988-2021) dying days later in August 2021, which is consistent. Privacy check for the living: the notice prints no full birth date, no street address and no telephone number for any living person; it prints only the deceased's own birth and death dates, his street name without a number, the funeral home's business address, and cities and states for the survivors, all of which the policy allows.