“Trae” Floyd Alto Owens III
“Trae” Floyd Alto Owens III, 14, passed away on April 22, 2026, in Kemah, Texas. He was born on July 21st, 2011, in Nassau Bay, Texas. Trae is survived by his: parents, Danielle Graves and Floyd Alto Owens Jr.; sisters, Sophea Lynn Graves and Nicole Lynn Fontaine; brother Jaxson David Owens, and numerous family members and friends.
Trae attended Clear Falls High School as an honors student and aspired to be a collegiate athlete. Trae had a passion for art, fashion, and physical training for football and basketball. He and loved listen to music, lift weights, study art, and play video games.
On Friday, May 8, 2026, at Citymark Church, 231 W. Main St, League City, TX 77573 a Visitation will be held from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm, where Trae’s family will greet guests. The Funeral Service will follow at 7:00 pm. A private burial will take place at a later date.
My prayers go out to Trae’s family in this tragic moment. Trae was one of the most kindhearted, selfless souls i have ever met.
I’m so sorry for everything, I knew Trae since we were little kids. I can’t imagine what yall are going through, he was the most pure and nice person I’ve ever met. My condolences.
hey my name is trace i was one of your sons bsfs he stayed with me and my grandma last summer i cant begin to even imagine what yall are going through trae was my best friend we had the best memories that i can even remember
he was truly so nice, and truly had a kind heart. i would do anything to at least talk to him one more time im praying for your family.
I met Trae and Floyd through my wife’s best friend from high school. Trae was just a little kid, full of life and wonder. We visited his family quite a few times over the years in Texas, they came to visit us in Florida a few times, and we went on a family vacation with them, Disney and Universal. We rode 4-wheelers at Belheim, played in the pool and creek, as well as many other memories. One memory that I have in particular, was a time we were staying at their home while visiting. I was in school at the time working on computer science late at night in their dining room. Trae came downstairs quietly to get something to drink with the intention to go back to bed. I asked him what he was up to, he said, “just getting a drink”, then asked what I was doing. I showed him what I was working on and explained to him what was happening on the computer. Trae sat and watched diligently, asking question after question that I honestly didn’t have all the answers to. After a while of working and Trae hanging out, I asked him if he would like a small bowl of ice cream. His face lit up. I got us both a small bowl of ice cream, we sat and ate together, then we went off to bed for the night. Again, it’s just a memory of Trae that I had that someone might like to read.
My heart goes out to Trae and his entire family, he was such a good and sweet kid. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
There are no words to describe the pain of losing a love one, at this age it’s even harder to understand I believe, 😞 I’m so sorry for your loss and praying for comfort and peace for your family 🙏💔 God please pray for this family and bring them understanding and comfort 💔 Amen
Me and trae are childhood best friends since 2015. We met as neighbores and always hung out since. I remember playing the old xbox 360 together playing mortal combat and minecraft as nostalgic as it was there are so many memories that U cant remember but over time as i get older, We couldnt be seperated. Hes always treated me with respect when i was down he brung me back up. I just wish we hung out like we planned one last time.