Keith A. Davis

Such fond memories of Mr. D from 48 years ago. Great discussions in history classes and his genuine concern for us as students AND people. Always supported us academically and emotionally. A great fan of our HS athletic teams. I was fortunate to have a "mini-reunion" with him at a Weedsport B-ball game years ago, and understood AGAIN what a quality man he was.

Keith was a big influence in my life! I never had him as an educator, but worked side by side with him at Auburn Beverage many years ago. His "big brother" advice for some reason caught my ear and assisted me throughout my life. He will be remembered as a good man!

Fly High Mr Davis, you were not only my best teacher but a friend during my High School years. Will always honor and love you.

Mr. Davis was a wonderful teacher, who cared about the students. He even made Shakespeare understandable and interesting. I would see him from time to time and we would chat about our families and the good old days. He was a dear friend and bowling buddy of my dad´s (Ray Pichany). Sympathies to Mrs. Davis and Family.

Sorry to hear the passing of Mr Davis, Fifty years ago I was new to the area and not big on world history which he understood. But he made me feel welcome and comfortable in his classroom. I had the upmost respect for him. Years later we would reunite while he would support the "Warriors " on Friday nights under the lights. Truly an outstanding man. RIP

Mr. Davis was the best teacher one of my favorites for sure while attending WCS. My condolences to his family and friends.

Fond memories of Keith "Mr Davis" at Weedsport High School, a wonderful teacher and mentor

I always enjoyed it when Keith and Marion joined our lunches. Keith always added to our conversations especially if it had anything to do with history. He will be missed!

Mr. Davis, as I addressed him in high school, I believe to be my favorite teacher. He got it when we goofed off. We used to talk about things that most teachers would not be bothered with. Even after graduation in 1968 we would see each other in Wegmans and talk like ole buddies. He truly was a special man with genuine concern for his students. Thanks Mr. Davis