Rev. Levi O. Davenport

Condolences from your Colrain Crosier cousins
We have fond memories of Buddy on the farm on Catamount.

Linda, Mark, Ben and Levi's extended family and friends. I remember this wonderful man who occasionally covered for Chaplain Scamman at the Berkshire County Jail and House of Correction, while I was employed at the facility. With sympathy and a prayer of gratitude, Julie

You will be missed my friend.It was a great pleasure knowing you.God Bless

I had several opportunities to talk with Levi when I was pastor at First Baptist in North Adams. He was clearly a quiet and gentle leader of God's people.

After Levi retired from serving the Windsor Congregational Church, he came down to worship in Dalton. His warm presence in the congregation was always welcome. I loved his good humor and the twinkle in his eye. He was also a good support to me as his pastor and I welcomed his insights in our study sessions.

He will always be Rev. Levi to his River Run family and will greatly be missed. His warm greetings and sweet smile were always welcomed when he passed the office or sat waiting for his ride.
Rest in Peace Rev. Levi and keep smiling down on us.

Mark and family so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers go out to you all.

Mark and family, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I'm sorry for your loss Mark. I am always here for you ❤