Remembering Travis Blake and helping those affected by suicide.

First off, a little about Travis. Travis often had a room in stitches with his incredible sense of humor. He loved to see people laugh, smile, and was a genuine and caring young man. Travis loved to be outside hunting, fishing, and loving every day. He also enjoyed hanging out with his family, doing burnouts and mudding with his many friends.

Our mission is to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention, and to help support the American Foundation For Suicide Prevention. Losing a beautiful soul like Travis with no warning like we did, is nothing we want any other family to go through, and with support of our events or direct donations to the AFSP , you can help us make that happen.

What does it mean to raise awareness for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention?

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The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention(AFSP) conducts research on the causes of suicide and how to identify and treat people who need the help.

First and foremost, be there for your friends and family. You may never know who is really struggling with mental health issues, but sticking together and talking about our feelings is the most important part in all of this. Come be a voice! Come out to our events, the bigger we are the harder we are to ignore! Donate to our charity, all proceeds go directly to the AFSP.

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What can I do to help?

WITH YOUR HELP WE HAVE RAISED OVER $45,000 FOR AFSP!

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“We're not alone when we're in the great outdoors

We got his spirit, we've got his soul

He will guide our steps, he'll guide our arrows home

His restless spirit forever roams”

— Ted Nugent