Either we were driving to Georgia to get lottery tickets or headed to Wetumpka to go to the casino! He was always ready and on the go! I love you old man!

I'm so sorry. He was the greatest man that I've ever known. He knew how to make people laugh. He will forever be remembered. Just knowing that he is with his loved one in a better place now and not in pain any longer. Love you

Kim,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of your father. You and all your family are in our thoughts and prayers for all you have been through. 
Barry and Kathleen Jones

I remember when Uncle Roscoe would come down to visit. And all he wanted was a place to sleep, he also wanted a roast, soup beans, and cornbread. And his sister Sarah would always make sure that she had that ready for him. And then he would sit in front of the TV and watch his baseball games. He would sit there for hours.  Heaven for bid that you would disturb him. But I love ❤️ him a lot and he will be sadly missed.

I’m so sorry for the loss you are feeling right now. I’m so happy that you were blessed to have your Dad with you all these many years. Praying for the peace and comfort that defies all understanding and only HE can provide. Praying that your that your precious memories will bring you comfort and healing through this time and the days to come. My prayers are with you all. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Kim:
I’m so deeply sorry for the loss of your father. He was a truly great man—kind, steady, and always welcoming. I will never forget the way he treated me with such warmth and respect, as if I were part of the family. His presence made every room lighter, and his goodness left a mark on everyone who knew him.

May his memory be a blessing, and may you find comfort in knowing how many lives he touched. I’m holding you close in my thoughts and here for anything you need.

Cookie 
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Your dad was a good man and I will remember him always. Our loved one never truly leave us as long as they are remembered

I met Roscoe throw his daughter Kimberly We were friends. I grew up without a father and Roscoe was always there to tell me to make sure I did my homework go to school and work hard and stay away from those nasty boys. There is many days that I spent the night over there and ate dinner with them. I never knew what it was like to have a father, I always enjoyed going over there. He treated me like one of his own kids. I even had chores I had to do if I spent the night and ate dinner I had to do chores.. I remember every night Kim would make fried egg sandwiches so dad could take him to work for lunch. I remember his big wheat penny collection every time I found a wheat penny I would bring it over to him and say look what I found and he goes you know where it goes, right have a lot of good memories and I know he is up there looking down on us with all of his memories, God thank you for sharing Roscoe with .

OBITUARY

Roscoe Davis

October 14, 1930 – November 21, 2025

Kilgroe Funeral Home

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