Adrienne E. Davis

Adrienne will always be remembered for her elegance, compassion and dedication. We truly delighted in seeing her work, grow and flourish over the 40+ years we were blessed to know and work with her. God's Love and Comfort to her family and other loved ones.

Ms. Davis: To think you had called me barely 3 months ago to say hello and ask when we would get together for lunch again. Your departure to glory has created a great void in the lives of your family, friends and the city of Milwaukee. May your blessed soul rest in peace with the Lord.

I had not seen her for a long time, but I remember the wonderful work she did for the Milwaukee community. May her soul rest in peace. Warm regards to the family.
Dorothy M. Pearson,
Washington, DC (formerly of Milwukee).

You were an elegant and classy sister who had style and substance. And you served as an exemplary role model for Black women who aspired to own their own businesses.

To Adrienne's family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Adrienne and I were good friends for many years and I will truly miss her. She was a kind and considerte individual and I am glad that she was a part of my life.

will miss you,will see you again

i will deeply miss my lunch buddie.
i received her letter dated august 14th asking when we could have lunch again... dear friend keep a place for me ... someday i will join you for an extraordinary lunch.

We were lunch buddies... We would meet to conduct business but would do a great amount of laughing as well... I will miss her greatly . Yesterday I received a letter from her dated the 14th. She was asking when we could get together for lunch again...

I loved Aunt Adrienne very much and always looked forward to seeing her when she visited Waterloo. I'll never forget the summer i spent with her and Kenny in Milwaukee, especially when she, Grandpa (Tom Anderson Sr), and I went to the Brewers game. God Bless, and may she rest in Peace!