William "Bill" H. Davis Jr.

I always liked Bill. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends who loved him and will miss him.

Mike and Ryan,
So sorry for your loss. Your dad is a part of so many of my childhood sports memories... not many out there like him.

Ryan, Michael and the entire Davis family my prayers are with you at this time. So sorry for your loss. I remember your father as being very supportive of all that you were involved in.

Really going to miss you!! Love you Pops

Please accept my sincere condolences to your family. May God give you comfort during your time of sorrow.

Dear Judy,

I am so sorry for your loss. You were a devoted partner and took such great care of him. I remember your stories of how you would bring him his lunch to work if he forgot it and how you took care of the outside chores around the house. Please do not climb on the roof anymore! You are a sweetheart and God will bless and reward you some day.

My condolences to you and your family.

George J. Kalan

Ryan and family, I am sorry for your loss. I will remember Bill for his support for the football program, not many like him, he was appreciated. May fond memories comfort all of you at this time.

Bill was a good and honest family man. It was an honor to know him!

My condolences for your loss. May the God of all comfort sustain you now and in the days ahead. May God grant you a measure of peace.

Avery good friend of my husband who just past away a year ago so sorry for your loss pat schmidt and the lateJOhn schmidt they will all be talking about cars. James martin to

So sorry for the loss of Bill. We went to school together for many years. Rest in Peace Bill.

Sorry for your loss the bolh a family

Rest in peace, Bill. Remember the racing days and high school.

Bill was there for me during my teen years when Ryan and Mike were just little babies and young boys. He was almost like a second father to me when my parents died and I moved in with him and Sharon. He didn't ask for that role, but he took it on without question. He taught me how to fish, how to hunt squirrels/pheasants and shoot a shot gun, how to ride a dirtbike, how to drive a car, he even showed me how to hang lights on the Christmas tree (he was very meticulous about that!). So many things. I will always be grateful for having him in my life and for what he did for my family when our parents died. Thank you Bill. I wish I could have said that sooner... I will miss him but will always think of him and our memories with a smile.

Dave, my sincere sympathies to you and your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.