Dear Davis family,  I am so saddened by this news.  I grew up with Charlie, his family and Yvonne.  Charlie and Yvonne were so blessed with a relationship I can dream of.  I know your sons are blessed with what you had that was so special.  I tell my kids some of the funniest of stories and the laughs and laughs we shared.  I send you my deep felt sorrow, thoughts, love and hope.  Nancy Hayhoe

So sad to hear of Charlie’s passing. I haven’t seen him much since our 20’s, but will never forget that mischievous, infectious smile and that amazing laugh that made everyone else laugh too. Such great times, RIP, Chas.
Jack Reinelt 

I remember growing up with Charley and the Davis family.  Use to play basketball with him and went to high school together.  My condolences to Yvonne, John, Jack Davis and the rest of the Davis family. Charley will be miss.

We love the entire Davis Family & we are sending our love to all of them.   We know there are many memories and hope they will help you all heal.  

Dennis & Sharon Whipple

So terribly sad to learn of Charley's passing.  What a treasure trove of wonderful memories I have of my time with Charley.  We spent most of our high school years together going from bikes to cars to bars.   In and out of each others houses just about every day, we listened to music, played basketball, drove endlessly around town, laughed a lot and came of age.  I'm grateful to have had those years with Charley to help navigate the awkward teenage years.   Here's sending to Yvonne and family my sincerest sympathies and support for peace and comfort.  

I first met Charley when I started golfing with the Mason Men's League at Eldorado in 2012.  He was always full of mirth and was
enjoyable to be around - especially after golf at the "nineteenth
hole".  Nobody was exempt from his good natured ribbing.
You will be missed Charley.
 Your Howell Rd Neighbor  Jerry Lemmon

I will never forget you Charlie you touched my heart you an amazing man with sympathy  Cheryl bouchey

 Charlie came in every day to get his newspaper.  It took me a while to crack through that tough exterior.  It was hard to get him to crack a smile. I  just had to give him a really corny joke to ponder.  I found that if I asked advice about just about anything he would open up.  One of his brothers likes MAD magazine , so I would give him old issues I had to share.  I'm going to miss that guy,  I became a better person just by knowing him.

Charley was a wonderful and unique part of life for me.  I primarily knew him through golf, but also as one of the Davis family.  Whether revealing his bird knowledge, putting left handed when the urge struck, offering his (sometimes cranky and judgmental) opinion on something important (or not), Charley was someone I looked forward to spending time with.  You'll be missed, Charley, and your sons will surely continue to reveal bits and pieces of you through their lives . . . as they already have for years.  

Our heartfelt condolences to the Davis family. Charley filled his role in life with grace and kindness.   Ken and  Kay Woodring

My fondest memories of Charley date waaayyyy back. My sister Kellie is married to John Davis, Charley's brother. Charley was a beam of sunshine in every life he touched. My heart breaks for his loving wife, Yvonne and his sons Nate and Craig..  You and your joy will be sorely missed.

Charlie was a great man, and he lived a big life— how heartbreaking it is to see it cut far too short. I am so saddened to hear the news of his passing, and I can only imagine the hole he leaves in the families of all the Davis’s. I will be thinking and praying for Charlie, and his entire family —from the youngest, to the oldest— in the days and weeks to come.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Charles "Charley" William Davis

16 avril 1955 – 5 mai 2022

Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes

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