Mr. Thomas E. Davis

Tom was a big brother to me, living in the Washington park area of Sweetser ave. He was always supportive of my playing all sports, but I especially remember the time after my senior year Thanksgiving Day game when I returned a touch down for 101 yards from the endzone. He took the time to call me on the phone and congratulate me on a fantastic interception return. At this time in life there was 2 landline phones in the house and my mother answered and said it's for you John, its Tom Davis. Well, he was so excited about it, it sent a flash of excitement through me, one of honor and praise from the big "T" Bone. I always looked up to him as he was a great baseball player and I was the bat boy when he played. Life is a blessing of the people we meet in life. Tom was more than a blessing to me, and I will always remember how supportive he was to me growing up. Tom thank you for all you were. I'm sure the good Lord has a fine place for you in heaven, sitting around talking sports and socializing with great friends.

Amen Tommy. John T McKenna - "johnny Mac".

Miss you every day!

Love you Tommy Always!

Very sorry to learn of Tom's passing. Lots of forever-type memories because of Tom. Rest in peace Tom.

My sincere condolences to the Davis family. Tommy was a good friend to my sister Claudette and brother-in-law John Murphy and although 6 years older than me, he always treated me with respect and acted like a big brother. He had a big heart and always a quick smile! I'm glad I knew him. Donna Zanni Washburn

My brothers And I grew up with Tom, Johnny, and Edgar. So many great days playing every sport down at Washington park. Heading in to Celtics games with Edgar, Tommy Good, Jimmy and Gerry Gillespie and meeting Tommy D. my brothers Stan, Steve, and Walter G. at the Golden Haven playing pool in the back.

Flying out to San Diego with Tommy D and Woody to hook up with Stan. Playing hoops at Oakwood apts..... great memories, great guy Tommy Will be missed. To Edgar and Johnny my heart goes out to you guys.
Tom Rest in peace.
Michael Lewko

John and Edgar,
I remember so vividly the great memories of growing up with you guys and Tom in "Mudville" and the Washington Park. Tom always treated me with respect, he was supportive and encouraging when I was learning baseball and basketball and all the sports that we had at Washington Park. I was his bat boy when he played for the Legion and the Reading REC's club. He even let me sit in on some of the card games to. With all the things that went on in the park including some of the not so good things, Tommy never let me get into to much trouble. He always had my best interest at heart. He had a good heart. He was a great guy. I will always remember the excitement in his voice when he took the time to call me on the phone, on Thanksgiving Day to congratulate me on my 101 yard touch down return to beat the Stoneham Spartans. I always knew that somehow Tommy knew that he had a big part in my achievement in sports and in life. He was an inspiration to me and his fun personality.

I will always remember him and speak well of him forever more.

Thanks, Tom. You will be missed.

John T McKenna
6 Sweetser Ave