Neil Davidson

The Davidsons were good friends of my parents, Robert, and Marian and Stilwell. We knew each other at Southern, Crest Baptist, Church. He was the minister of music there. My parents have long since passed away. But have many good memories of the Neil and Sondra. My condolences. David Stilwell

I've often thought of Mr. DAVIDSON. He was my choir director at Irving High School in 1963 and 1964. He was a wonderful teacher. Prayers.

I was saddened by the news of the passing of Brother Davidson, and my thoughts & prayers are with his family, friends & Texas Beta chapter brothers. While I never had the privilege to meeting Neil, I pledge that the SigEp Patriots Project will always remember him, his life & his patriotic service. Rest Easy Shipmate, we have the watch. Fraternally & Respectfully, Ed Jones, New York Eta '96 Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Navy (Ret)

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. We knew Neil as our music director at Calvary Baptist Church. We loved being in choir as he lead us and taught us new songs. Ronn & Ruth Forniglia

So sorry to hear of Neil's death. He was a terrific person. We became friends with Neil, Sandra and the boys at Plymouth Park in the mid 1970ies. The family enriched our lives. We have amazingly vivid memories of those days.

I sang in the IHS choir three of my four years in high school, from 1962-1965. I was not the greatest singer, nor was I a very good sight reader, but Mr. Davidson gave me a chance. I subsequently sang in my college choir, my church choir, my community choir, and even in the Saigon Choral Society during my tour of duty in Vietnam. Mr. Davidson was serious about getting top-notch performances from his singers, and we always performed well at regional and state competitions. But he also had a...