Connie Terrell Travis, 46, a resident of Liberty, MS., passed away on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2018. She was born in Centreville, MS March 21st 1972. She's the Daughter of Carl and Sandra Terrell.

She is survived by her loving husband, Kenneth Delynn Travis, her sweet parents Carl and Sandra Terrell, her precious children and grandson, three daughters, Stephanie Nicole Travis and fiancé Justin Lloyd Sullivan, Olivia Carlene Travis, Kayla Lynn Travis and boyfriend Phillip Bryce Miller:  one son; Terrell Delynn Travis: Grandson Kameron Lee Simmons,  all of Liberty, MS.  Two Brother-In-Laws; Glen Oliver Travis of Roseland, LA. and Buddy Travis and Wife Delores of Port Washington, Wisconsin. Two Sister-In-Laws, Deloris Travis Holden and husband Doyle of Denham Springs, LA. and Angela Estes Travis of Kentwood, LA. nephew Josh Terrell and wife Kristin of Liberty, MS and other numerous nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her Grandparents, Robert "Bob" Terrell and Muriel Smith Terrell, Gordon Wroten and Magdalene Wroten;  her Brother Christopher "CT" Terrell, uncles Robbie Maurice Terrell and Bobby Hoyt Terrell;  In laws; Oliver and Florine Travis, and Brother-In-Law Darren Travis.

She was known for her caring heart, her beautiful contagious smile and her love for others. She was truly a wonderful and amazing wife and daughter, mother and grandmother. Her proudest accomplishments were her children and grandson and her first granddaughter on the way that she was thrilled for. She loved spending time with her family, playing with her dogs and pigmy goats every afternoon with her parents and children, spending time and going places with her husband who she loved so very much and her children, watching her grandson play baseball and spoiling him before she sent it home. She worked at Hood Container in St. Francisville, LA for eight years, she was known as "Aunt Connie" and she loved her Hood Family dearly. She was a huge LSU football fan, every Saturday she was in front of the TV. She would say she "bleeds purple and gold". She had a great sense of humor and she would light the room up with her laughter. She would do anything for everyone and she had great Faith and she taught her kids to be the same and had the strongest bond with all of them. She will be so very missed by so many but she will never be forgotten of the wonderful and strong woman she was.

Visitation is Friday, June 1, 2018 at Brown Funeral Home in Liberty, MS. from 5:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. and  Saturday, from 9:00 A.M. until time of funeral services at 2:00 P.M. Saturday at the funeral home.  Interment will follow in Terrell Cemetery.