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Richard loved his friends and family, he had big heart, smile, and personality. He enjoyed cooking, sports, especially the Dallas Cowboys and going to the Texas Rangers games with his brother.
Richard worked for Superior Cable Essex for 35 years and then went on to work for Kohler Company for another 10 years before retiring.
Richard is survived by his wife Kerry Davis of 53 years, his daughter Corey and husband Jason Cline, their sons Dylan and Cody Cline all of Burnet, Texas. Dylan and Cody were his pride and joy. Richard is also survived by his brother Harrell Davis and wife Sherry of Brownwood and sisters Deb Thomas and husband Brent of Brownwood and Jan Edwards and husband Gary of Lake Brownwood. And numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Richard is preceded in death by his parents and a baby daughter Kimberly.
Richard will be missed greatly by his friends and family.
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Jason Todd cline
November 11, 2025
Richard was a great Father-in-law when I met Corey I was scared of him because he was so big. He was always nice to me & loved our boys.We will definitely miss him.In th last couple of years I saw Corey get to share her stories of our Lord & savor with him & he didn't run away r shut her out he listened. Then I saw him change& they talked about Jesus & he wanted to know more & more he believes Jesus died for our sins was buried & rose on third day. Nothing we can do good enough it's all what Jesus has Already done for us on th cross.Made me feel so good to know he new Jesus is in charge we just have to trust our Savor Jesus he has it all worked out 4 us.Richards with his family in Heaven &we can't imagine how Great our next life with All our loved ones in Heaven will b.
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Pat ( Stewart) Burditt
November 10, 2025
I remember Richard and his sweet wife when I lived in Brownwood years ago. He was a part of a special group of guys that loved playing all kinds of sports and there were lots of laughs and good times. He and his wife helped me through some hard times with their loving nature and friendship. I am sending my love to him and his family today. God bless you Richard
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Beverely Hill
November 10, 2025
Sending my deepest sympathies and prayers to Richard`s family and many friends left behind.
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