Ramsey Lee Davis III
Ramsey Lee Davis III
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He was born in the United States Naval Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida on January 12, 1957, to LCDR Ramsey Lee Davis, Jr. and Gloria Mack Davis.
Randy was a skilled carpenter who loved to do personal projects, as well as, working with contractors. Randy was a devoted Braves and Georgia Bulldog fan and was also an avid reader. He loved his family and his dogs; Triton and Bella.
He was preceded in death by his parents Ramsey Lee Davis Jr. and Gloria Grace Mack Davis; brothers Johnny Paul Davis, Dennis James Davis and Kevin Dennis Davis; grandparents, Ramsey Lee Davis, Sr. (Pauline West Davis); John A. Mack (Elizabeth Firman Mack) and grandson Lucas Davis Williams.
He is survived by daughters Elizabeth Williams (Chris) of Watkinsville, GA and Sara Lunceford of Valdosta, GA; grandchildren Leah McCoy of Watkinsville, GA, Alyssa Williams of Watkinsville, GA, and Ryleigh Lunceford of Valdosta, GA; siblings, Deborah Bowman (Mike) of Valdosta, GA, Suzanne St. Onge of High Springs, FL and Norine Davis (Lauren Flaherty) of Alachua, FL; nephew, Michael Bowman Jr of Valdosta, GA; grand nephew and grand niece; Nathaniel Bowman of Valdosta, GA and Autumn Bowman of Valdosta, GA.
Date and time of the private memorial service has not yet been determined.
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Suzanne St. Onge
July 21, 2025
Randy will be missed so much. He was a great brother who would do anything for his family.
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