Jemima K. Davis

Rick and I feel honored to have known such a great lady. We are not part of the family, but she always made us feel as if we were. I'll miss her enthusiasm for life and flair for fashion. And her cooking, of course.
Peace to the Davis clan. Our prayers are with you.

Jemima was one of the most wonderful ladies I have ever met. I worked for her on the Cascade Ranch in 1978.She treated me like a friend rather than employee. I'm a Catholic but didn't know until I read her obit, she was as well. You would never find a better example of Christian charity. The summer of 1978 she was my mentor and example. May her soul rest in peach.

Michele Mullen Donovan

Aunt Jemima gave me my first taste of huckleberries. They were lovely. My thoughts and prayers are with Uncle Tom and the family.

One of my favorite Aunts, Jemima knows that I believe pancakes and syrup were named after her. I expect the Saints were getting a hankering for some of hers---

She was my Great Aunt. I may have met her when I was a baby, but I wish I had the chance to know her through out my life. She sounds wonderful. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family. I am sorry for your loss.

I will always remember her meals. Never went away hungry. She was a hostess with the mostest!! Loved her dearly.

I will never forget knowing Jemima and Tommy. Loved to go to the house in Cascade.

Jemima was a great woman and we will miss her.

I will never forget Aunt Jemima's voice, she will be missed.