Roy Anthony Davis
CHESAPEAKE- Roy Anthony Davis, 63, passed away on January 31, 2008.
Mr. Davis was an Air Force Reserve veteran; active in the Albemarle Acres Civic League; and a member of the St. Thomas Episcopal Church and church choir. Mr. Davis played in several bands and loved to play the guitar and sing. He was a musician at heart. He also worked for Verizon in tech support.
He is survived by his wife, Deborah Lee Davis; three children, Betsy Ann, Corey Lynn and John Alexander Davis; his mother, Anna Davis; and a brother, Dale Allen Davis.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, February 4, 2008 at 1:00pm at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Chesapeake.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Roy Davis’s name to The St. Thomas Episcopal Church for a Music Memorial Fund.
Altmeyer Funeral Home 5792 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach is in charge of the arrangements.
Condolences may be shared with the family at altmeyer.com
Dear Davis Family,
I am sorry for your very sudden loss. Please know you are all in my prayers.
Dear Debbie and Family,
Please accept our condolences on the passing of Roy. You and your family will be in my prayers and know that God has taken Roy home. You and your mom need to come back and visit at Falls Lake with Sharon and me. We will talk about Roy and your family and just laugh and eat and stay up late. Well, as late as Sharon can stay up. She has kept me up to date on Roy and I put him on my prayer lists right away. God has answered our prayers.
Take care of yourself and your family,
I wish you all God’s peace and grace,
Gail Blackwell
Debbie and family,
Please accept my condolences with the recent loss of Roy. Both you and him made our family feel welcome when we moved into the neighborhood. Please know that your family is in our prayers. With deepest sympathy, The Glovacz family
Debbie, Betsy, Corey, John, Aunt Anna and Dale,
I would like to express how deeply sorry we are to hear of the sudden loss of Roy. When we heard one week ago of the upsetting report, we took it right to prayer. We now pray that you may find comfort in each other and with all of the friends that love you. It has been some time since I have seen Roy and I will always remember how much he loved life and how he loved to laugh. I always enjoyed seeing how Roy, Dale, Sue, Aunt Anna and Uncle Bob interacted with each other. What a wonderful family. May we all be comforted in understanding that Roy is truly at home now. Blessings to the Davis family. Love Joe and Patti Hora and family
I am sorry to hear about your lost of Roy. He was a fine man, still is in memory and spirit. You are in my family’s thoughts and prayers.
I worked with Roy several years ago at Coleman and for about 6 years. I am so sorry for your loss, I just found out. He was a very strong and kind man. Very knowledgable and a man full of honor and wisdom beyong his years. He will watch over you all and I pray for your peace in the memories you have in your hearts and may you cherish them always in your heart.
Jennifer Baughman formerly Harvey
On behalf of my wife Susan and myself please accept our heart felt condolences on your recent loss of your loved one. Roy and I played in our first band together as teenagers. He was a great musician then too. He also had a great smile and great sense of humor. He will be greatly missed. Our love and prayers are with your family at this time of loss. The Motley family.