Travis Clonch Remembered After Two-Year Cancer Journey As Family Fundraiser Supports Kim And Three Boys In Nolensville
Travis Clonch passed away after a courageous two-year experience with cancer, according to a fundraiser created on May 2, 2026, by Jeff McInturff and two co-organizers.
Travis graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and served in the U.S. Army as an Apache pilot, reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and completing two tours in Afghanistan.
Travis later served as a Foreign Area Officer with diplomatic work connected to Morocco and Italy.
Family and friends remember Travis as a gifted musician, a joyful presence, and a deeply faithful person devoted to God, family, friends, and country.
During treatment, Kim and their three boys, Ryder, 14, Holston, 11, and Milo, 7, relocated to Nolensville, Tennessee, to be closer to family.
The fundraiser has raised $2,120 toward a $25,000 goal through 19 donations to help with home expenses and future needs.
Memorial service details and formal funeral information will be announced later by family members.
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