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Amelia Davis Obituary
Dr. Davis was born October 28, 1978, to Debbie White and Dwayne Bynum in Tyler, Texas. She served the community as a psychiatrist for many years as a graduate from University of Minnesota Medical School in 2003. She loved her family tremendously and her heart overflowed with compassion for others, including those with 4 legs who found a forever home with her family.
Dr. Davis had a passionate curiosity for trying new things and exploring the world around her. Her greatest love was for her son Chris and helping him to grow through his interests in trains, music, church and school.
Dr. Davis is survived by her husband, Robert Graham Davis; son, Chris Davis; sisters: Kim Jones, Pamela Bynum, Morgan Bynum, and Lina Meizner; Brother: Patrick Bynum; Nieces: Sgt Alex Minth, A-1C Breigh-Anna Aviles, and Jadyn Jones.
A memorial service will be held 10:00 a.m. Saturday, July 1, 2023, at Grey Stone Church, 2601 Hillsborough Road, Durham, NC 27705. Officiating will be Kyle Caddell. A visitation will follow the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be directed to the House of Hope Building Fund, Grey Stone Church, Attn: GIVE, 2601 Hillsborough Road, Durham, NC 27705 or online at www.greystonechurch.com/give
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Frances
October 26, 2023
I was a patient of doctor Davis's I found out yesterday she passed away in June my heart broke she was a good doctor and really cared about her patience and shared about her own family she will truly be missed God gained a beautiful angel
Britni Whitmer
October 2, 2023
I will always have the wall plaque she gave me and ever since she gave it to me it's hung on my wall and I always think of her when I look over at it I'm sorry I didn't find out about her passing until today it has me in tears please take my condolences family she touched so many people in so many ways
Britni Whitmer
October 2, 2023
To never give up on life, that no matter how hard it gets there is always something bigger planned for us
Britni Whitmer
October 2, 2023
We became close, even closer than patient and doctor. She was the only person who was really concerned for me and my son. I also love that she talked about her son and family and how much she loved them.
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Britni Whitmer
October 2, 2023
When she became my Dr at B&d until she left the office. She even gave me a wall decor off her wall for me to remember her by when she had to leave the office because I couldn't follow her during transportation and she wanted me my kids to remember her.
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