Ian Taylor Davis

September 7th, 1989 - October 17th, 2006

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My dear Brian, Tracy and Sean. How can we begin to express our sorrow? This week has been filled with tears, but also joyful memories of watching our kids grow up together. How blessed we are to have known Ian Taylor Davis. He has touched so many in life and continues to touch us even from Heaven! God's Peace be with you and your family. Know that we care and love you. We cannot wait to be reunited with Ian and all those we love. Someday...

Paul, Anne, Adam, Aaron and Joy

Paul Layendecker

To the entire Davis Family,
My heart is hurting so deeply for you. I pray that you feel Jesus wrapping His arms around you and holding you close to His chest for comfort every time someone hugs you. Praying for Him to give you strength to face today and for the days, weeks, and months to come. Praying that you feel His Presence as the Comforter as you grieve and weep as you learn to cope with every parents worst fear. I love you and wish I could be there to hold you and weep with you myself.

Claudia Newcomb

Dear Brian, Tracey, Sean and the whole Davis family,

Ian was such an awesome kid. I feel honored and privileged to have known him. His was and is truly a celebration of life. He had such a great sense of humor and loved to laugh and make other people laugh, which he often made me do . Both of you, Brian and Tracey, should be proud of the job you did as parents. It showed in everything Ian was and did. All of you are in my prayers. May God guide you and give you strength in the days and months ahead. Please let me know if there is anything I can do or help with. Love, Karen

Karen Kelley

Dear Brian, Tracey, Sean, and extended family, When we think of Sean and Ian, they are young boys, and a team. Our association was at 1st UMC, where occasionally, we played the role of "pew monitor" to boys whose parents were busy serving. And, we remember Ian and Sean sitting outside the church with farm fresh eggs for sale. Our prayers are for God's continued presence for each of you, strength drawn from all who minister to you, and courage to continue to live fully. Sean, we appreciate your brave committment to serve our country. Sincerely, Linda and Phil

Ian Taylor Davis

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