Andre Lacorbier Davis

Andre Davis, a devoted family man, respected professional, and beloved pillar of strength, passed away Tuesday, November 18, 2025, leaving a legacy of love, dedication, and unwavering commitment to those he cherished. Born in Pensacola, Florida, to John and Jean Bowers, Andre grew up surrounded by the values of hard work, resilience, and deep family bonds -- principles he carried throughout his life.

A graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Andre built a successful and diverse career in logistics that spanned many years. He worked as a truck driver, fleet manager, and a warehouse manager before transitioning into entrepreneurship, where he excelled in procuring government services. His strong work ethic, authenticity, and "no-nonsense" approach earned him great respect among colleagues and clients alike.

To know Andre was to know a man who lived with purpose. He was fun and loving, yet firm and grounded -- an incredible balance that made him both a joy and a guide to those around him. His family was the center of his world. He sacrificed endlessly, supported unconditionally, and poured his heart into every person he loved. He was an intricate thread in the fabric of his family, holding many together through his wisdom, humor, and strength.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Jean Bowers; his grandmother, Bertha Blevins; his grandfather, Walter Blevins; and his sister, Fantasia Davis. Their memories remained close to his heart, shaping his compassion and steadfast devotion to family.

Andre leaves to cherish his memory his wives, Keesha Davis and Amy Davis; his four children: Deantrez Davis, Keyone Davis (Donte Hicks), Daniel Davis (Brittany Davis) and Sarah Davis (Jacob Davidson); his father, John Bowers and stepmother, Shirley DeJesus Bowers; his grandparents, Annie Davis and Ralph Davis; his brothers, Walter Davis (LaShea Davis) and Chris Davis; his sisters: Jessica Thomas (Reginald Thomas), Sakeria Davis, and Oshea Bowers; his grandchildren: Brooklyn Davis, Adalyn Davis, Mason Davis, Imani Hicks, and soon-to-arrive, Eliana Davidson; and a host of nieces, nephews, extended relatives and friends.

Andre's presence was a gift-- steady, joyful, and unforgettable. Though his physical journey has ended, the love he shared and the lives he touched will continue to speak his name for generations to come.