Jerry-Davis-Obituary

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Jerry Wayne Davis

Clermont, Florida

Feb 5, 1951 – Sep 13, 2021

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BORN
February 5, 1951
DIED
September 13, 2021
LOCATION
Clermont, Florida

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Becker Funeral Home, Inc. - Clermont Obituary

Born Jerry Wayne Davis on February 5, 1951 to the late Mr. & Mrs. John & Jessie Davis, Sr, died on September 13, 2021.Jerry was a devout Christian who gave his life to Christ at an early age. He was born in Macon, Ga., where he graduated fromBallard Hudson High...

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ONE LOVE TO THE FAMILY.

Rest now my friend. Your memories will always be with us. Condolences to the family. James and Liz Jarvis

Jerry, my brother- I missed our young High School football days ! May you Rest In Peacewith God !!! Charles Boyd “88” class 69

Rest In Peace Mr Davis. I enjoyed your presence in our lifetime. You were an Athlete and a Scholar and a Great Humanitarian.

My heart felt condolences to the family.

From one cornerback to another. Rest In Peace Jerry. Good Bless the Davis family.

To Brenda, Janice, Carolyn, and the entire Davis Family, My prayers are with each of you! I don't think I've seen Jerry since childhood days, but, in reading his obituary, he had an awesome life experience on earth. It is now time to allow him to experience God's additional treasures that we can only visualize. Keep the faith and the love you shared within your hearts. Sincerely, Debra Hamilton Farley/Hampton, VA by way of Macon, GA.

Sorry to hear that Jerry passed, he was my across the street neighbor and friend but I share condolences and prayers for the family to stay lifted and trust God.

Jerry was always a great athlete. He could always outrun us, but we did not tell him. We made excuses for why he outran us. We said, "We stumbled coming out of the blocks or we bumped into somebody and broke our stride." Nate and I were playing varsity football together, and Jerry could outrun us then. That is why we called Jerry "Jet" because he could fly! He was concerned about fair play and humanity, not just to win. "Maybe, God needed a defensive back to keep the devil from scoring."