Kelly Davis

I was so sorry to hear about Kelly´s passing. I didn´t know him or Jo Anna very well but he was always smiling and spoke kind words. I loved his red curls! Praying for the family. The memories made with him will last forever.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Hi Jo Anna, I barely met you at my brother Pat´s funeral. Christopher told me Kelly had died and I just want to say I am so sorry for your loss of someone who must have been very special. I will always remember time and time again Pat talking about you and Kelly. He only had smiles and laughs that he shared when he spoke of you two. I am thinking that those two might be fishing and only catching big fish. Sending a gentle hug.

Robert and I, wish nothing but peace and comfort to those who loved Kelly. We enjoyed every opportunity to spend time with he and JoAnna in their magical hidden sanctuary. The eulogy written here, is such a lovely tribute to the soul and spirit of Kelly. Though the body fails, the spirit continues on. May his soul enjoy this next adventure even more.

Jo Anna, I met Kelly when y'all first moved to Pine Mountain. He'd stop at the road to chat when I'd be working in the yard. A friend of his was doing some remodeling at my house, and Kelly came by to visit. He was so friendly and kind. I'm sorry to read he's gone. Sending love to you.

Jo Anna, I am so sorry for the loss of sweet Kelly. I am thinking of you everyday. Kelly was a kind soul, a person that you'll not forget if you knew him, and. He really was a renaissance man.

Jo Anna, I'm so sorry to hear of Kelly's passing. I have wonderful memories of our time at Pine Mountain and his love for nature...because of ya'll I appreciate species of plants and animals I otherwise might not have. I want to think that he and Pat are somewhere drinking a beer and fishing. My thoughts are with you. Much love, Rebecca