Comments for Dream for a Dollar

Comment on Sail the Sea by Hayward (Ryan's mom)

Hayward (Ryan's mom) — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 02:04:32 +0000

Wow, Travis’s story / biography is compelling to say the least & really will be able to help so many others. He was very courageous with his MD disease. We love his stories here. I remember Travis when he visited here in San diego & we instantly liked him.Thank you for sharing his story. God bless. Hayward (Ryan’s Mom)

Comment on Travis 1979-2011 by Ryan Stout

Ryan Stout — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 20:22:25 +0000

Words can’t express how crushed I am about this. Travis was a very good friend to me and a tremendous source of strength and inspiration that came to me at a time when I was still very unsure about my life, and myself. His zeal to get out and do all that he possibly could each day was a thing of wonder to see in person, and it is something I will try very hard to carry with me now that he is gone. Right now my heart is full of sadness, but I am glad that Travis was such an obvious source of inspiration to so many. I will spend the remainder of my days on this earth carrying his example forward, and sharing it with all who will listen. Rest in peace, Travis. You have been and always will be my friend.

Comment on Travis’s Story by LaDonna

LaDonna — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 17:24:17 +0000

Travis,

You are an amazing person and I count myself lucky to have spent 2 great years working with you

I’m honored to be able to donate to your cause. Best of luck in everything!

Comment on Travis’s Story by Corinne

Corinne — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:11:55 +0000

Hi Travis,

I just read through your story. It is moving. If more people had the hope you possess, things may begin to change.

I was diagnosed with MS in January 2009. Another ‘disease’ that infringes on your ability to live life as you had. I understand what you mean when normal things become more difficult. I have ‘normal’ days, then I have days where I feel I am walking through quicksand. It gives you inner strength and a new found relationship with hope.

I remember riding up and down the street on your first motorized wheelchair. I used to love hanging out with you guys. It was really nice to see you today.

Comment on Travis’s Story by Kathleen Luz

Kathleen Luz — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 18:10:06 +0000

Travis,

Thank you for sharing your story with eloquence, integrity and honesty. As a fan and practitioner of preemptive applications of hope, I support you in word, prayer, and action. Don’t forget the fuzzy dice on the new van’s rear view mirror. Maybe my donation will cover it.
Keep charting your own course.

Your EP Colleague in Bus. Development

Comment on Travis’s Story by Eleanor F. Ross

Eleanor F. Ross — Thu, 20 May 2010 21:38:51 +0000

Hi Travis, You area very brave young man and when I find people,like yu who fight every day of the week just to retain some freedom, I know how lucky I am.

My daughter, Deb Beaubier, who works with you, sent this to me.

I am making a donation to your fund and hope that you are able to collect sufficient fund to get a new van equipped.

Good luck to you,

I am forwarding this to friends and associates