Christopher Charles Davis

He was a great man and doctor. My wife and I attended his wedding and he was a great friend and a lifelong inspiration. Elliott Oppenheim MD JD LLM Health Law

I remember meeting you when I was very young at the grand house in Juanita. I vaguely remember you and grandad playing chess. And then as an adult coming over to your house with my then wife and my kids for several thanksgivings. You and aunt Chris always made me feel special and I thank you for that. Love david

I knew Chris when we were residents together with Lester Sauvage in 1973-74. Chris was the senior resident. There was a gentlemanly quality about him which stayed with me through my life. I went to his wedding! I remember his lovely wife, Chrissy, so well. May his soul rest and his memory endures. What a fine man and great physician. Elliott Oppenheim, MD,JD,LLM Health Law 406-273-4212 [email protected]

I called on Dr. Davis as a surgical rep. While he didnt use any of my products, he was always polite and friendly with me, which I really appreciated. He was well-known as THE mitral valve repair MASTER.

Chris,

We met you and the boys through Christine and our dogs, and bonded through our mutual belief that golden retrievers can do no wrong.

We know you were a Math genius and a successful surgeon but it is your big heart and strength that we admire the most.

It's been a few years since we left Seattle but we will always remember fondly the countless hours we all spent by the lake throwing balls for our dogs, our trips to Marymoor (with our dogs), Christmas...

Chris, we will miss your quiet calm strength, never ending support, compassion and wisdom. You were not only an incredibly wonderful father, brother and spouse but an extraordinary surgeon. Your skills of which you demonstrated for us each Thanksgiving and Christmas on our main course. From the time I was your obnoxious little, single sister-in-law borrowing money to the time you walked me down the aisle you were always there for me. You once gave me some of the best advice I ever had, when...

we will miss the wonderful sense of humor and the incredibly creative pumpkins he would carve each Halloween. and of course his wonderful hands in surgery. Last time I saw you, you complained that I had hugged Christine one more time than you, I promised you a hug when you recovered. I guess that will be in heaven.... Helen and Gil Mar