Lawrence, Kansas
Brett Davis, 33 passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2020. Brett brought innumerable people joy and laughter during his lifetime. A native son of Lawrence, he graduated from Lawrence High School in 2005 and continued his secondary education at JCCC to become a Fireman/Paramedic. He was deeply...
Read MoreI am just now seeing this! I cant believe it... Bret was such a caring individual. Always giving even when it was not needed. Always looking out. so sad to see him go out like this. I will always remember him for being such a kind free spirited person. My deepest condolences to his family.
May 08, 2020 | KS | Friend
We sure miss you at VACR. You are a sweet and funny guy. RIP my friend.
Anna metzler
February 02, 2020 | Henrietta, MO
Dear Sherry, I am just seeing this today 01/30/20. I cannot tell you how shocked I was to hear of this. My heart and soul go out to you Sherry and family. May our Lord give you all the strength to get through this. Prayers for your whole family. My heart aches for you . Blessing to you all. Love Bernadette, Scott Sean Nicole Burkhart RIP Brett
Bernadette Burkhart
January 30, 2020 | Lawrence, KS
Mark Davis
I remember you talking about Brett at work and I am so sad and sorry to hear about your awful loss. May God bless you and comfort you and your family
Penny Roberts
January 28, 2020 | St. Joseph, MO
Our deepest condolences to all within Brett's family.
Erin Callahan- Halpin
Patrick Halpin
And all of our family
Erin Callahan- HalpinErin
January 27, 2020 | Lawrence, KS
Brett was a true joy to work with. His work ethic was inspirational. I'm praying for your family and am deeply sorry for your loss.
Rose Gerringer
January 27, 2020 | Merriam, KS
My Dude, I remember when you fell of the ladder and broke your Coccyx, I called and said I would take your shifts at work so you wouldn't have to worry about covering your days while you healed. Even when you were face down on that hospital bed you still wanted to "reimburse" me for switching my weekend with my daughter, you said you "felt bad" about it. Thats the great guy you will be remembered as, a guy who had just broke his tailbone but was still worried about his friends.
Love you...
Phil Villa
January 25, 2020 | ARVADA, CO