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Lynda Faherty
July 10, 2008
Jack was my step-father for 24 years and I want to thank you for writing such wonderful things about him. Wheatley was such a big part of his life and he always loved hearing from or seeing one of his old students. I think the reason why he did was because everyone had such great things to say about him. I was such a lucky girl to have him in my life and I want to say thanks for all of the kind words about the Cat.
Ron Rapoport
June 25, 2008
Simply a kind,caring, incredible kind of guy that you could not help but think of over the years. Who else would be playing golf during baseball practice?
Jack and some of his grand-children
June 24, 2008
Carl Wirth
June 23, 2008
To the Davis Family,my prayers are with you at this time of Coach Davis' passing. He was a really important part of my high school years at Wheatley. I was not really athletic in any way possible, but knowing my school spirit he asked me to be manager of both the football and baseball team. He taught me responsiblity and organization. And while he could "yell" he seemed to be a perfect coach for a team that tried but never won. I also remember he had the biggest grin the world. Yes, it's been a long time but I remember him so well. May God welcome him to a place he truly deserves. Thank you for allowing me share with you all. God Bless, Carl Wirth, Wheatley Class of 1967.
Alan Cole (W '69)
June 23, 2008
I'm very sad to hear of Mr. Davis' passing. He was my football coach at Wheatley; as a not-very-good player, I was consistently afraid of what sort of obstacles my coach would put in front of me. Despite my concerns, I remember Mr. Davis as being a very kind man. One specific comment I remember - he once said "I'd rather have people wonder why they didn't erect a monument in my honor, then why they did". While he leaves a legacy among those of us who have kind memories after all these years, it's hard to match the legacy of 38 grandchildren!
Steve Metzler
June 23, 2008
"Cat" was a great coach, gym teacher and encourager. When my thoughts wandered back to high school "Cat" was a central figure. He was a gift to the kids!
The Wheatley School
Class of 1969
EDWARD B (WOODY) RYDER IV
June 21, 2008
I was saddened when Betty Bradley phoned on Sat. 21 June with the news of Mr. Davis' passing. I was heartened that lo these many years since my 1973 graduation from Wheatley, a good guy like Cat Davis that a few good decades to go. I have fond memories of b-ball and football games in his presence, & every time I was ever able to climb one of those infernal gym ropes, the memory of his on-going earlier encouragement came to the fore. May he rest in peace.
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