Charles Raymond Davis

Raymond has been a great friend since high school. He and I worked at my Dads Sinclair service station, we played high school baseball together and had many adventures in his first car which I think was a 1949 Plymouth. When Raymonds parents moved from Lenoir before his senior year, he chose to stay and rented a room at Miss Shells boarding house. He was the type of person you wanted to be around-smart, funny, and with a great spirit. Mary and family, we share your loss and mourn the passing of a wonderful guy.
Ken Sumlin

Raymond's passing brings such sorrow to all his classmates at Lenoir High School he was such a warm exciting young man his good clean attitude reflects his well upbringing. He is one of many that I am sure is already preparing a big reunion for his Bearcat friends. Peace to his family!

So sorry for your loss ! Ray lived two houses down the street from us when his Dad was Superintendent of the Hayes Mill in Lenoir, N.C. We became good friends during his time at Lenoir High School ! Many fond memories of Ray ! Mickey Summerlin

So sorry

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.Your families are in our thoughts and prayers

You are in my thoughts today.

I always looked forward to seeing Ray at our Wauwatosa location. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers

Ray was a wonderful man and a joy to be around! I think what I loved the most about Ray, is the way he loved Mary; with his Whole heart. He will surely be missed but one of the grand days we will meet him again in Heaven❤

Mary, we are so sorry about Charlies passing. We are praying that God will give you and the family strength to carry on. Charlie is now with Our Lord celebrating with peace, love, happiness and no pain! You were a devoted wife to Charlie and you will have such loving memories of such an upstanding man! Love and Gods Blessings to you and Charlies family.

Sorry for your loss

Offering our deepest sympathies during this time.