George E. Davis

I never forgot about you. Life gets so busy and time flies but you live for the people who love you. Wish you were still here.....

I miss you Uncle George. Thank you for teaching me how to drive

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Frances, I'm so sorry for your lost.You know George and I shared the same b-day. I'm saddened he died the day before.It is hard for you I'm sure.He was a caring man. I can remember him helping out at the Moose so many years ago. And he would talk about his trains and his dogs the other loves of his life. Sad for the lord to call him early. I would come to the service but it dose"nt say where.

Amy and Family:
I'm deeply saddened by your lost, it is not easy to lose a loved one. My father passed away a year ago and never once is he lost in my memory. Stay strong and if you need anything let me know.

Frances, Amy & Family:
Nancy & I are deeply saddened with the passing of George. He touched so many of our lives with his friendship & caring that our families would have not been the same if we had not known him.
I first got to know him when we bowled against each others teams at old Kline Village Bowling Lanes in 1971. It didn't take long before we became friends & then began to bowl together for many yrs. For the longest time since, he was my friend. We bowled together for...

Frances and Amy, You are in our thoughts and prayers to help you through this difficult time.

Dear Frances and Family, Barb and I are so sorry to hear of your loss. My Dad thought so much of George and talked of him often, mowing grass or snowblowing or the dogs. I am so glad he was around for PJ to torment . If you need anything please call and know that you are in our prayers. Your next door neighbor always , Fred and Barb Minchhoff

Frances and Family,

Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Mike & Tammy Roman and Family