Benjamin A. Davis

So sorry for your loss!
I was his hairstylist. I last seen him mid January. I always enjoyed talking to him and getting to know him over the years!
He will be missed!

Dear Davis Family:

We met Ben at a bagel shop over breakfast years ago and that friendship remained for over 30 years.

During this time - Ben and Tom played tennis on a regular basis and both of them agreed it was one of their most enjoyable memories together. But...a little scary at times for Tom when Ben would arrive in his beloved sports car to take him on a wild ride over curvy roads to the courts.

We treasured our time with Ben...he was fun, interesting, kind, and generous. He took the time to help us on a number of practical issues and projects. What a talent and...boy could he cook!

Ben had a big heart and a beautiful, caring family that he shared with us. Ben always told us how proud he was of his family - and we couldn't agree more. All of you took such good care of him - he was a lucky man and he knew it.

A week wouldn't go by without us connecting with him, either through a meal, a call, or just stopping by his place or having him over to ours.

Ben was like family to us...we are deeply saddened to lose such a good friend...he will truly be missed.

Dear Davis family,
My mother, Helen Bernard, lived in the condo behind Ben´s. I recall Ben calling mother often to ask, since he only had one small bag of garbage, if he could throw it in her can. She so enjoyed chatting with Ben on the phone.
Ben and I talked quite a bit about his grandson Aaron whom I had in kindergarten. He was very proud of you Aaron.
I will pray very hard all of you find strength at this time. I would be certain all of the wonderful memories of your father and grandfather are helping.
My thoughts are with you.
Betsy Bernard Schaf

Will miss talking with you and sharing your stories.

Pam and Family, Please accept our condolences. Andy and I never met your father, but we certainly have heard some great stories about him. I think one of the greatest testaments of his life is your family. You are kind, generous, thoughtful humans who are instilling the same virtues in the next generation. We love you, Jill and Andy

I will miss you my friend. Lots of good times and advice over many years.

Sending all our love and support to you and your family, Pam.

My Dearest Dad...there is a void that no one can fill. You were a great man. Honorable. Your life had meaning and purpose. Thank you for your wisdom and keen insight. I will miss our twice daily morning and evening conversations. We shared daily life. You will be with me forever. I love you Dad. Sue Ellen