Tillman Parks Davis

I first met T.P. December 8, 1953 when I became a member of the 184th. That day was the beginning of a relationship with a great man to whom I held profound respect and admiration. He was a good boss. My deepest sympathy to his family and God Bless.

T. P. was one fantastic guy. We had him do many pictures for us....and thanks to him 184-88 would maybe not be here... So very sorry for the loss.

I'm sorry for your loss. May "the God of all comfort" provide your family with the needed strength to endure as you mourn for your loss.

It will be ages before Fort Smith sees the likes of T.P.Davis again. He was a special man who photographically recorded a "golden era" in Fort Smith's history. As long as he had his book, he could go straight to the box containing photo negatives he had taken 40 years ago. He wasn't always the easiest man to get along with. But he knew his craft and he virtually worshiped his wife. I'm lucky to have known him.

Great family friend with Col. Ed Hatcher and Sgt. Harold Hatcher with whom he served in the 188th. Rest in peace!

I will forever treasure my pastoral visits with T.P. He was a great man who loved Virginia and others so much. Like so many others, I'm glad I got to know him.

From one of your surviving nieces. There are 10 nieces and nephews. I would sure be there but I just had hip surgery. Love you Uncle Tillman.

We will miss you so much, Uncle Tillman! I have so many wonderful memories that include you and Aunt Virginia! We love you!

Shawn and Cheryl (Davis) Nelson and Emma Grace

All our love, Uncle...Always in our hearts... Linda Miles Davis, Chris and Tammy Davis, Alysa and Justin Tisdale and Brayden, Alyson Davis, Andrew Davis

I wish to send condolences to the family of my old friend and fellow member of the Arkansas Air National Guard.