Gary Davis Obituary
Gary Donald Davis
02/13/1954-01/03/2024
Gary was born on the naval base in San Diego, CA to Percy and Rosemarie Davis. They moved to Houston, Tx when he was a young boy. He often mentioned visiting family in Buffalo, Tx when he was a child. After many years of service on the tug boat he retired as chief engineer which resulted in many lifelong friendships. He was married to Doris Davis for 37 years, she preceded him to heaven in June 2021. Gary leaves behind sons Christopher Davis and Jacob Davis, as well as Johnny Davis. Gary had many other family, friends and loved ones. He will truly be missed!
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