Thinking of you today dad and all the great memories especially Thanksgiving time. I miss so many things but just thinking on things I've been so blessed for having such a great father. You sure had a big impact on all of us. Can't wait to see you and mom again someday. Love and miss.

Two years doesn't seem quite right. I think back many times and wonder what more I could have done, how I should have been there, how I should have stayed on the phone with you at those last moments rather than calling others. I can only say I did the best I could do and what I was equip to do. I hope that you are in heaven with Mom right now. I hope that you both are extremely happy and enjoying a life free of strife and pain. I know that someday I will see you again and it keeps my heart filled with hope. I love you very much. 

Been thinking on you today and how we would always leave the house with windows open and kids waiving and yelling good bye and love you. I have been missing our weekend dinners and our adventure rides. It was a year ago we visited Hawthorne and got my first glimpse into your life and childhood. You never see your parents as young but that day there was so much excitement in your sharing and just wanting one more look at this or that. Thank you for sharing your childhood with me that day. Love and miss you.

Laura

Laura, Bill, Tommy & their Family,

In October we were thankful and blessed to be able to spend time with your dad and mom. We visited a few hours and reminisced about times shared together. Those who have touched our lives stay in our hearts forever.

George was a wonderful person - always concerned for the needs of others. We admired his sincere desire to so faithfully and lovingly take care of your mom.

We know that you and your family have suffered a great loss. We hope that you can find some comfort in your many special memories and in the thought of the happy years you shared. He will be missed.

Comfort comes in knowing death is not the end. As we know, those who die in Christ will live eternally. May your faith in God's promises bring you peace daily.

With Love & Sympathy,
Uncle Chuck & Aunt Ricka

For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's... Luke 16:23

  Unselfishness a word described as the quality or state of being generous, this word denotes my grandfather's demeanor, however it does not do justice for his actions. His life was devoted to making other happy. Never have I been in the presence of someone who disregarded his own needs or wants for others. I can only count myself lucky to have know and had a relationship with him for as long as I did. If I become a quarter of the man he was I count myself lucky. Love and miss you..

-For Those Who Have Heroes
When I look back at my life, 28 years old, I ask myself what or whom had impacted me most in my life.
Where did my journey begin as a child to where I have grown today?
Fond memories and experiences were created with my dear Grandfather, George Davies.
How they say the apples don’t fall far from the trees, I know I am not far off from his life’s legacy, left behind as a memory for those whom cherished and appreciated him.
I reflected on how much my Grandfather taught me as a child. How he and Grandma tried to instill the correct values into me as if I was a child of their own. Always be a good person, do the right thing, be strong in the face of adversity, and to never give up on your aspirations.
Grandpa inspired me in so many avenues, from teaching me about sports, talking about cars, and playing oldies music in the car. I especially appreciated the music sharing as I grew into my own pursuits of music.
He was a kind soul that showed his love through his actions. His dogs were always treated like gold by him. I’ll always remember the times we spent going out to get food or going to walk at the park. Coming back from the boardwalk and sharing with him all the prizes I won. Watching tv together in the living room. All precious times I will carry in my heart forever.
Grandpa, you will be remembered as one of my heroes, and the time I had with you will be carried in my heart forever and until the end.

In 61 years of my life, regardless of where I lived I have been blessed to have my Dad's love, caring support and friendship. Thank you for teaching me how to be a good man. My love of sports comes directly from your passion of sports. There will not be a game I watch or a statistic I read that won't remind me of you. Every team color or mascot I see will remind me of the countless hours you spent quizzing me. Thank you for making me so proud to be your son.

Thank you for teaching me to be the person I am today. You always taught me to stand strong. You told me if you get knocked down, brush yourself off and keep going.....in the end you will win. While times may have been difficult for you over the years, your chores and burdens heavy, I truly believe you brushed your own self off many times and today through your faith you have won the good race.