Terrell’s son, Clayton Reagan, posted this picture and tribute to his father on Instagram. He included several other photos. To see the entire montage, visit his Instagram page.

With heavy hearts we said good by to our father last week. He was a movie star, author, business man, father and an absolute force of nature. He was always quick with a joke, unapologetically himself, never short on stories, and saw an adventure at every corner. I like to think he passed these traits on to me.

We shared a birthday and this last year he was in Austin I was fortunate to share many good times with him as well. We rocked out to Elvis to the very end. He will be missed. See you on the other side “Slick Silver.”

Obit with pictures

 
Travis, 83, of Burnet passed away peacefully at a local hospital.

A Memorial Service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22nd at First Methodist Church of Marble Falls; followed by a reception in the Fellowship Hall. 1101 Bluebonnet Dr. A Celebration of Life Service will be held 1 p.m. Sunday, March 23rd at Moore Cemetery, Gholson Rd, in Waco. Please join us and share your fun memories/ stories of Travis “Bud”.

Travis attended Elementary School in Speegelville, followed by Waco High School, where he was an All-state point guard his senior year. He was actively involved in basketball, as well as being a fisherman. He was an avid golfer for many years of his life. Travis and Betty met in high school, and their bond was strong through their 60 years of marriage.

After graduating high school Travis attended Baylor University, where he earned a degree in Business Management. After graduating Baylor, he was employed at AMA/Advertising & Marketing Assoc. (1964-1980) and was then promoted to Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Lastly, he opened TLC Digital Imaging, and ran his company until 2014, when he retired and resided in Burnet.

Travis was preceded in death by his father, Robert Neal Lawson, and his mother Bertha Lois Lawson. Travis is survived by his loving wife, Betty Joyce Lawson and daughter, Amanda Lawson-Briner. He is also survived by his sister, Shirley Moore and his brothers Robert Stephen Lawson and wife Brenda; William Benjamin Lawson and wife Kim; and Rodney Neal Lawson and wife Delissa. He is also survived by his 10 nieces and nephews.

Travis never met a stranger and was adored by all.