Melvin Ben Davis

Muzzy is my cousin (Traditional Navajo way, he is my brother.) When I was little he use to babysit me, make me peanut butter sandwiches, he taught me how to play poker using my Halloween candy, always made me laugh, made me happy with his jokes and his funny ways, he kept me safe from running out in to the streets, comforted me during horrible thunder storms, he kept me safe and confident. Two of my favorites were whenever I saw my Muzzy he would always offer me his chair that he had been...

I haven't seen Melvin for many years, but he has been on my mind often. My prayesr now go the family! God bless Melvin!
Julie Garlick

I met muzz in the eigth grade.We worked together doing cement work when we were young.I will miss him and his joking atitude.The Curtis family sends love and prayers to the Davis Family in there time of need.Peace be with you Melvin You Are My Brother.Say helo to Your Parents and Beaver as you prepare to walk with Jesus.I will Always have A place for you in my Thoughts and prayers.Your Friend Always, BIG BIRD

I knew Muzz for many many years and the family. Muzz was a joker and quite funny. It is sad to hear that he passed, but he isn't suffering and I'm sure that he would not want to depend on a machine to live. He was just not that type of person. The family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Judy

For almost 5 years Melvin lived with us and was truly a member of our family. He was such a clown! He made every event fun and memorable. He had contagious laugher and a beaming smile. He loved to learn and happily experienced everything our famiy had to offer, whether it was fishing, Yellowstone Park, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kindgom and eating popcorn, climbing trees, playing night games and sleep outs, skipping rocks, the sand dunes and everything in between. He was a wonderful brother...

Sorry to hear of your lost. We knew the Davis family when we lived in the Avenues. The Jaramillo Family

I knew Muzzy for many years here in
Salt Lake City and shared some laughs
and jokes. No matter where we met he was always friendly and I will miss him
seeing him around the city, I am sure
he is in better hands now and will be
happy forever, may the good lord bless his soul..........