John B. "Sparkle" Davis

I was so very saddened to read of John's passing. My condolences to all who loved him. I first met John in early 1967 when he was still working at Davis Jewelry & I was working at First National Bank. Shortly after he opened John's Jewelers at the first location I purchased a beautiful diamond & Yogo ring he had designed. Since moving away nearly 35 years ago, each annual visit I have made to Great Falls I have brought my ring so John could clean & check it. Over the years he also helped...

John's Family: We are very sorry for your recent loss of John. May God comfort your hearts and bless you with golden memories. We pray you fell the real Presence, support, strength and grace only the Holy Spirit can provide at times like this. We are holding you up in prayer.
Calvary Chapel of Great Falls
1 Peter 5:7

Joyce: I was sorry to read about John's passing, he was still a young man. John made the best jewelry I have ever bought. Take care.

Joyce and family,
What a wonderful service and remembrance of John.My thoughts and prayers are with you all. It's been a tough year. Hope to see you soon when things settle down.
Love Sarah

Our deepest sympathy to John's family. John donated to our auction every year to support the Great Falls Toys for Tots program. He was a very generous and kind man who will be missed by all in our community.

We'll miss you John. Always enjoyed seeing you for a cinnamon roll in the morning.

Pete and the crew at Great Harvest Bread

Davis family, We are saddened to learn of John's passing; GF has lost an outstanding citizen. I always enjoyed shopping and browsing at John's Jewelry, because he was so helpful and courteous. May the fond and pleasant memories all of you have help to sustain you during this sorrowful time. Our condolences, Dr. R.C.and Fern Nelson

We will miss you, neighbor. Our deepest sympathies to Joyce and the family.

Sorry to read this article in the Tribune. My sister,Sharon Funk, worked for John before she was taken from us in 1973. She had alot of admiration for him and his knowledge of jewelry. Judy Funk Robison