Ellery "Popeye" Davis Sr.

To The Davis Family
I am truly sorry for your loss.
I have many good memories of Ellery
(and Carol)he will be missed by many.
Cookie Sikes

Ellery was one of the special guys in the early days of the computer room and rotating shifts. We spent a lot of time together in "the envelope" and shared a lot of stories. I saw him at the PV store a few years ago; actually, saw him walking down the sidewalk and recognized "that walk". We caught up on old times and had some good laughs together. My sympathy and thoughts are with the children and grandchildren for losing a great guy.

I am sorry to hear about Ellery's passing. I worked with him back in the 60's and the 70's when he was a shift supervisor in the Computer room and I as in the programming area. He was always fair and showed me the ropes.

My sympathy to all of his family.

Although we did not work directly with Ellery at Prudential, in our infrequent dealings with him over my 29 years there, he was one of the finest men we have ever known. He always had a smile for everyone. He will be missed.

The entire Wheeler was greatly saddened to hear of Ellery's passing. Dad spoke of Ellery often and considered him a big and happy part of his life at Pru. He was a true friend. We hope that knowing that the thoughts and prayers of Ellery's many friends are with the family will somehow make the loss easier.

June, Bob, Barry and Sharron Wheeler

To the family of Ellery Davis, I want you to know that my prayers are with you at this time of sorrow. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to have Ellery as my Associate Mgr. at Prudential. Knowing him on a professional level had a very positive impact on my career path and goals. He will be missed.

Dear Davis family so sorry to hear of your lost.You all are in our prayers. Love in Christ.The Sampsons.

We worked together, played softball together, laughed together, embellished stories together, and ate lunch together for most of my 35 year Prudential career. What can I say to his family? Ellery was a loyal friend. Ellery was a loyal family man. Ellery was a special man. He will live on as long as his pals are around to re-tell (and embellish) all those stories about baseball, softball, Pru, etc. Yes, I will really miss gabbing with him, but I'll never forget him. He was a buddy!