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Kirk E. Davis 1958 - 2011 NORTH ADAMS Kirk E. Davis, 53, of Indianapolis, Ind., died suddenly on June 6, 2011. Born March 31, 1958, in North Adams, he was the son of Nicholas and Nancy Davis of Glastonbury, Conn. In addition to his parents, Kirk leaves his longtime partner, Frank Hagaman of Indianapolis. He also leaves his siblings and their families, Kim and Jeff Green of Monroe, and their children, Erin and Riley; Robin and Ron Daigle of Suffield and their children, Nicole, Taylor and Courtney; Dr. Allan And Tiffany Davis of Lamoine, Maine, and their children, Olivia and Violet; and Matthew and Cathy Davis of Fairfield, and their children, Connor, Christian and Lauren. He also leaves his close friends and relatives, Steve and Cindy Hubert of Indianapolis, his aunts and cousins, and a multitude of friends from over the years, both in Connecticut and Indiana. Born in North Adams, he spent much of his youth skiing and spending summers in Biddeford Pool, Maine. The family moved to Connecticut in 1972. Kirk was a graduate of Glastonbury High and Colgate University. He worked in home renovation/interior design in the Hartford area and in Indianapolis. He was an ardent cook and gardener, and loved to entertain. There was always an extra seat at his table on holidays for extra guests. Kirk always had a story to tell and loved telling them. He loved his Colts and was a fan of Butler University sports teams. In addition, he and Frank traveled frequently, particularly to Greece and Paris. FUNERAL NOTICE: The family invites all to meet to celebrate his life on Saturday, June 11, from 4 to 6 p.m. at MULRYAN FUNERAL HOME, 725 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, Conn. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 417005, Boston, MA. 02241-7005.

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Published by The Berkshire Eagle on Jun. 9, 2011.

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Lesley Faber

June 3, 2022

Whenever I´m on Robin Rd and look across the street... I always think of Kirk and his great sense of humor & intelligence .... And all the Davis family

Elly Baily

June 24, 2011

Dear Frank and Mr. and Mrs. David,

I was so sorry and shocked to read that Kirk passed away. He was an adorable guy. I remember one of the Epiphany parties on Columbia Street in the 80's and Kirk was dancing to Marshall Crenshaw. I went out and bought the album shortly after. When I listen to it, I often think of Kirk.

Fondly,

Elly Baily

Mike Schwartz

June 22, 2011

Mr & Mrs Davis and the "kids"
I was shocked and saddened to learn of Kirk's passing. My memories of him and
your family are always of such warmth
and happiness each time I entered your home. He always made your home such a warm and joyful place each time I came over. He even covered for me when I put a dent in his Dad's van when we were delivering school furniture!
My warmest sympathy to your entire, beautiful family.

Phil and Tami Trimarchi

June 14, 2011

Sorry to hear about Kirk our prayers are with you.
Phil and Tami (Duprat) Trimarchi

Sally Akers

June 11, 2011

To Frank, Mr & Mrs Davis, and the entire Davis family - Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. We loved Kirk and miss him. He brought laughter and light to our home every time he visited. He liked to imitate the cajun alligator hunters on "swamp people" which forced breathless laughter from all. He completed a few home projects for us & the entire neighborhood complimented his work. Peace be with you. Sally Akers & Darryl Lloyd - Indianapolis

Harry Morgan

June 10, 2011

Frank:
My deepest sympathies for you in your time of sorrow. I have not known Sue without her friends Frank and Kirk. He was a part of our "family" and we will miss him.

Cori & Jason Williams

June 10, 2011

To Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and the entire Davis family,

Our hearts go out to you. Kirk was such an incredible person. He was big brother to me. My kids loved him dearly. Time spent sharing gardening, cooking, and LAUGHING...ahhh, that wonderful laughter. He was one of a kind, and we are missing his beautiful light here in Indy.
Planting sunflowers and cooking scallops in his honor, we will keep his memory alive at our home, always- Much love and peace to your family.

Brett Cox

June 10, 2011

Dear Frank, and all of the Davis clan, I just want to let you know how sad my partner, Donald, and I, are to hear of the loss of Kirk. We truly enjoyed his company and hospitality. Kirk and Donald collaborated several times on renovation and restoration projects. They enjoyed working with each other. I enjoyed Kirk's sense of humor. Wry, wasn't it? Our sympathy to you, Frank, and Kirk's family.

Brett Cox and Donald Snyder

lesley faber

June 10, 2011

to nick&nan, kim, robin,allen, pooh bear, frank, all those who loved kirk my deepest sympathy. not only my
neighbor right across the road but a friend i was blessed to
have growing up. god, kirk was hysterical ! He not only
got you to laugh but belly laugh!!
as nick always did for me... front light on.. score ride to school... my front light is on in honor of you... loved ya

American Heart Association

June 10, 2011

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Mrs.Anthony Melillo

June 9, 2011

Dear Nick and Nancy and family;
I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your son and brother Kirk. It seems like it was just a few weeks ago that you were here on Bradly St. I do think of you guys all the time. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.
I would like to express my deepest sympathy to you all. Kirk will always be with you. God bless you all.

Mary Haesche

June 9, 2011

Dear Nick, Nancy and family--what a shock to hear from Bruce Juselis in HI that Kirk had passed. My family & I will never forget the wonderful times we had being your neighbors across the street on Robin Road. Our heartfelt prayers to you and yours. Mary Haesche, Janet Reagan, & Julie Schwark.

Joni Back-Bubenzer

June 9, 2011

Dear Frank and Mr. And Mrs. Davis,
We all feel your loss deeply. We loved Kirk dearly. He wove himself into our lives in a way that is difficult to explain. He had that way with people. I will treasure the memory of every moment we spent together. His wonderful laughter still echoes in my mind. You are all in our hearts today and always.
Sincerely,
Joni, Bruce, Spencer and Stella Bubenzer

John & Mary Anne Myers

June 9, 2011

To the Davis family and Frank:

Our sincere condolences for your loss. Kirk was a good guy and a great dinner partner. We will miss him very much.

Sharyn Ott Pudvar

June 9, 2011

Frank and all the Davis Family - I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember Kirk from North Adams. All the Davis kids were great to babysit for and all our families had great fun growing up in NA. I am thinking of you all.

Glastonbury High School, 1976

Cynthia Shearn Tainsh

June 9, 2011

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Davis and all family members,

I send you my deepest condolences on the loss of your son and brother, Kirk. He was one of the most delightful people I have ever known. Even though I have not seen him since 1986, I remember so clearly his kindness and his wonderful sense of humor. We had so much fun together in our senior year of high school; he has always been in my heart, and always will be.
I will be there with you in spirit this Saturday, and I hold you in my prayers. May God bring you peace.

Gretchen Bernard-Jennings

June 9, 2011

I had not seen Kirk since 1972 when he and his family moved from our Bradley Street neighborhood in North Adams, MA.
I have always held him dear and have often thought of him over the years.
Kirk was 3 years older than me a was a friend and protector to me.
He taught me to make french toast..."just a splash of milk!", to make it all the way up the rope tow at the local ski area by "holding on as tight a you can and then some" and Kirk, being the kindest boy in the neighborhood taught me to ignore the "bullies" .
I consider myself a better person for having had him in my young life.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his partner and his whole family.

Erik Van Meeuwen

June 9, 2011

Dear Frank, Mr and Mrs Davis, and all other family members:

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the sudden loss of Kirk. You are all in my thoughts and I wish you all the strength to cope with this loss.

Kirk always had, and always will have, a special spot in my heart. I am happy to have known him, and will always treasure the fun moments we shared together.

He had a unique way in enjoying life by doing what he wanted to do, working on houses, gardening, good food and a drink!

We will all miss him a lot.

Fondly

Erik Van Meeuwen

Marlene Wagner

June 9, 2011

Matt - You and your family are in my prayers.

Wendy Berggren Foster

June 9, 2011

You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. My siblings and I were all classmates with the Davis children. I was a classmate of Kirk's, Jill was with Robin, and Brad and Matt were classmates and remain close. Our heartfelt condolences go out to all of the Davis Family. Brad hopes to convey that sentiment for us all at the calling hours. May the fond memories you have of Kirk carry you through his passing.

Rob Larose

June 9, 2011

Go rest with God young man. You will always be a classmate of ours.

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