Joe K. Davis

This message is for Lyndal and Karan. I love you both very much. I pray for piece and strength from God at this sad moment in your lives. Take care of yourselves. You are loved.

Uncle Joe you were always a kind loving Uncle. I enjoyed your chickens when I was a little girl. Always enjoyed your visits. You will be missed. Love you Uncle Joe.

Dear Lyndal, Gene and I are thinking of all of you during this time! We had to take Tammy for her first follow up surgeons appointment today and are not sure if we will be able to leave her tomorrow but we will be praying for you during this time! we SO ENJOYED OUR DANCE OUTINGS WITH BOTH OF YOU AND WERE DISMAYED WHEN YOU MOVED SO FAR AWAY! Didn't know my caps lock was on! Hope your day tomorrow will be as pretty as today's has been! Priscilla and Gene

I have so many great memories of my time spent at Joe,Lyndal and Karan’s home. Sending you my prayers and love to all of you.

I have so many fond memories of our Sunday trips to Earl, NC to see my mother’s family and spend a few days at my Uncle Joe and Aunt Lyndal’s house with Karan in the summer. I loved going to the hatchery to see all of the chicks that had hatched. Mom and Dad (Jack and Peach) loved traveling with Uncle Joe and Aunt Lyndal. Mother adored her brother and Daddy had so much respect and admiration for Joe and his knowledge about so many things. He has definitely made his mark in this world. Sending...

My thoughts of Uncle Joe go back to my childhood and the farm he grew up on. He was a kind man with a great mind and heart. I admired how he took care of his parents in their old age. My mother loved him dearly and he was a good friend to my dad. My prayers are with you Aunt Lyndal and you Karan and your family. Your lives reflect the good man he was.

Thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Lyndal, Karen and her boys. I always loved it when Uncle Joe and Aunt Lyndal visited. Sending my love, Kathy, Ray and Nathan Bagwell

Joe was my uncle on my mother's side. He was always "Joe K" to me, not "uncle Joe". One of the smartest individuals I ever knew, he had a knack for predicting what was going to happen in the world, especially the business world. He kept up with current events and could see trends others missed. Joe K helped me learn to water ski and fish at an early age. I remember fondly all the trips we made to the various lakes in NC and SC. Joe chewed tobacco as long as I can remember, and when I...

In loving memory of my uncle Joe. He was a very successful brilliant man who loved his family and friends very much. He and his wife, Aunt Lyndal, were a beautiful couple together in life who shared a true love for many years. I love you Uncle Joe and will always miss you, thank you for your kindness through the years. “May you rest in peace,” love. carole