Kenneth Elwood Davis

I first met Kenneth on the basketball court. He was one of the fittest of the veteran crew of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials, (IAABO 12). Always a pleasure to officiate with him. Later we found out that we had many things in common regarding the wholistic community & plant based nutrition. To say that I was saddened at his passing is an understatement. My first reaction was "No, not Ken "Beqsuf, as I had come to know him culturally. Beautiful Spirit. My heart felt condolences go out to all who cared, knew & loved this gentleman. Ken you are loved & missed very much. Rest in Peace & Power Dear BrotherStar. When I look up to the night sky I think about you shining down on us with your truly unique & special sparkle

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Our hearts are deeply saddened by the news of our dear uncle passing. My deepest condolences to our cousins in the season of mourning. The memory of his radiant smile, gentle manner and infectious energy will be with us always. We are sending up prayers for peace and strength for the entire family.
Love,
Niky Davis Satarain, Shirley Davis and Family

I would like to extend my prayers and condolences to Uncle Kenneth's he will be missed but always remembered.

Damani was in integral part of the Bethesda Coop when I arrived.
Two decades later, I still remember his kind, generous and calm spirit.

Ken and I refereed together a lot on the basketball court. This is my 29th year as a referee. Ken was Always pleasant and a great partner on the court. We worked well together and he always supported me. Thank you Ken !!

I had the honor, privilege and most of all, pleasure, of reffing both soccer and basketball with Ken for the last three decades. Happy to have known him, broke bread with him, and shared his friendship.
Peace out, Ken.
I miss you very, very much.
Dana

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ken and his family. From you brothers and sisters of IAABO Board 12.