Richard Lee Davison

child he lived on a 2 acre ranch in a two story house. His father's name was

Richard Oswald Davison and his mother's name was Leona Ruth Davison.

He was the youngest in his family, brother being the oldest his name Larry

Richard Davison and sister being the middle child her name is Kay Ann

Davison. He lived in Ohio until he was six years old. In 1955 the family sold

the ranch to move to los angeles for his father's job opportunity in

aerospace. They lived in Los Angeles for one year. In 1957 they bought a

house in Anaheim and Richard Lee attended James Madison Elementary

school. He was a member of the boy scouts troop 172 for many years. He

received awards and achievements for work with the troop. In 1962 he

entered trident JR. High school in anaheim. He was active in football and

track, track became his specialty. When he entered Loara high school in

anaheim the coaches knew Richard Lee for his ability in track at trident.

His specialty event was the pole vault. He graduated high school from Loara

HIgh school in Anaheim in 1967. Richard Lee lettered in track every year he

attended high school. In 1966 at the all Southern Countries track met he

vaulted 14 feet to win all Southern California. After he graduated from

Loara High School he attended Fullerton College and participated in track

and majored in business. He was a certified scuba diver from the southern

california aquatics center and he was a member of the orange county ski

club. In 1976 Richard Lee married Valorie Ann Pomper and they had a

daughter name Summer Lee Davison. In 1978 Richard learned to sell,

install and coordinate materials for a drapery business. He then found

interest in construction and made a great living as a Deputy Inspector

which led him in owning his own business which is now called Richard

Davison Inspections were he was very successful. Richard Lee was a

collector. He collected many different antiques from Thomas Edison

Phonographs to 1938 Chevy Sedan. He also collected, watches, sports

memorabilia, cards, coins, and megalodon teeth. Collecting was Richards

hobbie. Richard was a very outgoing, energetic, and friendly guy. Richard

was diagnosed with stage 4 Melanoma lung cancer and was given one year

to live. He was so determined to battle cancer and prove to the doctors that

he could beat the cancer. On August 6th at around 10am Richard passed

away from the cancer. He was only 67 years old. He is survived by his

daughter Summer Currie, son in law Jason Currie, grandson Hayden

Currie, grandson Gavin Currie, granddaughter Katelyn Currie, brother

Larry Davison and sister Kay Davison.