Everett Bryan Davis

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Everett Davis Obituary

Published by Stillinger Family Funeral Homes - Hendryx Cumberland Chapel on Jun. 10, 2016.

Everett Bryan Davis, Jr., 99, of New Palestine, IN, passed away on June 10, 2016, at Sugar Creek Nursing Home in Greenfield, IN. He was born on January 17, 1917, in Indianapolis, IN, to Everett Davis and Jeanette (Eyer) Davis. He met his first wife, Alice L. (Arnold) Davis, and they had been happily married until her passing in 1982. He later met Dorothy (Williamson) Davis, and was again blessed with many happy years until she passed away in 2012. Everett graduated from Arsenal Tech High School. After completing his education, he worked at the Indianapolis Railroad Station during the war, and was later employed as a truck driver at Strohm Warehouse until his retirement. Everett was known for his kindness, his smile, and his giving nature. He loved being outdoors, gardening, watching old westerns on television with his family, as well as reading and being able to learn all he could about the world. Everett is survived by his children, daughter, Barbara (Ed) Stout; son, Jerry Lee (Kathy) Davis; daughter, Linda (Chuck) Davis; son, Kim (Billie) Davis; son, Randy (Tina) Davis; daughter, Jeanette (Gilberto) Pineda; daughter-in-law, Karen Davis; as well as 17 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Alice (Arnold) Davis; as well as wife, Dorothy (Williamson) Davis; his son, Larry Davis; and his grandson, Christopher William Davis. Visitation for Everett will be held on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, from 10:00 AM â€“ 12:00 PM with funeral services following visitation on June 14, 2016 at 12:00 PM at Hendryx Mortuary â€“ New Palestine Chapel, 19 East Main St., New Palestine, IN 46163. Arrangements are being handled by Hendryx Mortuaries. Online condolences may be directed to www.hendryxmortuary.com or the Hendryx Mortuaries' Facebook page.

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Peggy Findlay

June 12, 2016

I was very honored to have met Everett when I worked at the former New Palestine Bank. We became good friends and we would talk about your Mom when he would come in to do his banking. He loved her so. I was sadden by the loss of your mother. Everett and I continued to be friends. We introduced Everett to my favorited Aunt..(Aunt Dot) and they hit it off and that is when Everett became part of my family. Everett was truly a blessing to our family. I loved sitting and talking with Uncle Everett. He had such a gentle sweet spirit. My Mom and Dad, Uncle Everett and Aunt Dot traveled out west and spent some precious time together. Uncle Everett took them places they had never been before. When my mom got sick, Uncle Everett would drive from Georgia to bring Aunt Dot here to spend time with my Mom and Dad. I can never "Thank" Uncle Everett enough for the sacrifices he made to bring my Aunt here..time after time. I have some great memories of him and I feel so blessed to have been a part of his life. I will truly miss him. Love, Peggy