Birth date: Dec 8, 1926 Death date: Apr 15, 2010
Captain Kenneth A. Davis passed away on Thursday, April 15, 2010, at the age of 83. Captain Kenneth Davis was the beloved husband of Margaret Guderian Davis and was happily married for almost 63 years. Father of Kenneth A. Davis, Read Obituary
PopPop will never be forgotten! I can only wish that one day, I will turn out to be just like my PopPop! I am so proud to be his grand-daughter!
Ken, Jr. and Family, Please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your Father. In reading the OB, in the newspaper, he lived a full life. May he rest in peace. Bob
Please accept our sincere sympathy on the occasion of Ken's sudden death. We know that he had suffered for quite a long time.
We Have Margaret and all of the family in our prayers.
Emmett & Gwen and Family
I am a old friend of Kenny Davis Jr .Worked with him about 30 years ago. So sorry to hear his dad has passed. My prayers and thoughts are with the family. Kenny Davis Jr. if u see this message please give me a call at %04-214-5898 is my cell number. Been a long time brother u take care .When u worked on the dona smith with me and brad brown and brian leblanc. Remember u used to play the morton box guitar. Well sorry ago for ur fathers passing hope all is well in your life take care stay cool your friend JD SPENCER
Dear Margaret and Family,
Please accept my sympathies on loss of your husband and father.
Please know that Uncle Kenny will always be so fondly remembered in my heart and in my prayers. I send my deepest condolances for your loss and for your sorrow.
I am so proud to be part of the extended family to such a fine man. He lived an adventure filled life which he gladly shared with me. Enjoyed his many stories of life on the ocean and the many colorful characters he met. And most importantly the wonderful family of which I have been welcomed into, To my adoptive mom, and brother, sisters, inlaw, and friends of the family know he did what many people only dream of doing, a life filled with love, a great family and many adventures. Love, Ernest
