Keiton James Martin
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Alto – Memorial services for Keiton James Martin,18, of Alto and formerly of Rayne, Louisiana will be Sunday, March 27, at 2p.m. in the O.T. Allen & Son Funeral Chapel in Alto with Rev. Tim Ross officiating. Keiton passed away Wednesday, March 23 in Tyler, Texas. He was born October 18, 2003 in Ft. Hood, Texas to Travis James Martin and Natalie Nicole Houdman.
Keiton lived in Louisiana for several years and Alto for the last 3 years. He loved hunting, fishing, JDM performance cars and listening to music and making beats. He was sweet, kind and “gave the best hugs.”
Keiton was preceded in death by grandmothers Cindy Wicher, Grammy Janice Miner and grandfather Phillip “Pops” Martin and close family friend Jeremy Olin Allmon. He is survived by his father Travis Martin of Alto; mother Natalie Martin of Maypearl; sister Kaylie Martin of Alto; brother Greyson Martin of Rayne.
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