Ronald
Ronald Davis
d. October 30, 2018
This Gulfport Youth, Ronald Frank Davis, age 64, passed away on October 30, 2018, at 8:43 PM, surrounded by his family.
Ronnie was preceded in death by his father, Emery Davis, Jr.; his grandparents, Emery and Margaret Davis, Sr. and Urpo Orvorki and Louisa Elizabeth Enroth; cousin, Cyndi Enroth Gilbeaut; and Uncle Billie Ray Enroth.
He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Kathryn McNeill Davis; daughters, Marina Sayle Davis and Rachel P. Niedzwecki (Justin); sons, Kyle Ian Davis, Ethan S. Peterson (Susan), Ronald F. Davis, Jr. (Jamie), and Jesse Davis; mother, Doris Enroth Davis; stepsons, Joshua McNeill and Andrew Sexton; grandsons, Elliott Davis, Devin Davis, Tyler Davis, John Davis, and Thomas Davis; granddaughters, Ava Thornton, Sylvia Sexton, Haley Peterson, Mackensy Peterson, Kera Gossett, and Charlotte Davis; newphew, Joshua Fort; sister, Margaret Davis Ohman; half= sisters, Anne Lee (Jack), aand Mimi Davis; half-brother, Emery Davis III (Ruth); cousins, Carolyn Bilbo (Ronnie) and Elizabeth Louise and Tommy; Aunts, Hilda Enroth Carson and Hilma Enroth Lindsay; his faith dog for 13 years, Coty; and many other nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, other family, and friends.
He attended Gulfport High School, and growing up, worked with his father, Emery F. Davis, as a carpenter. He also worked for the Operating Engineers Local 624, Cassidy and Associates, as a surveyor. Ronnie worked for the City of Gulfport at Evergreen Cemetery. In the mid 1980's, he began working as a brick laborer and soon learned the art of being a Brick Mason. He worked all over the coast with masons, Gene Darr, Mark Miller, Vick Jordan, Perry Cuevas, Sammy Jones, and some I cannot remember.
Ronnie loved working in his yard, gardening, planting flowers with his wife, and cutting grass. He loved the river and collected lots of driftwood. He also loved to collect antique Santa Claus'. He loved feeding the birds and educated his wife and children on the many birds that came to eat.
He was a master for fixing anything around the house. He was a history buff that loved reading about the civil war and could remember the years of the wars and the Generals and Presidents at the time. He loved cooking on the grill also.
He will be loved and missed, but not forgotten. He will live on in all our hearts and memories forever.
The family would like to thank Dr. Wall and Mandy Baker, RN, Dr. Watts, Brittney, Amy, and especially Alishan Gibson, RN, with Kare in Home Hospice. Also, Jason Green, from Riemann Family Funeral Home, for helping with his final journey.
RIEMANN FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 11280 Three Rivers Road, Gulfport, is serving the family.
Ronnie was preceded in death by his father, Emery Davis, Jr.; his grandparents, Emery and Margaret Davis, Sr. and Urpo Orvorki and Louisa Elizabeth Enroth; cousin, Cyndi Enroth Gilbeaut; and Uncle Billie Ray Enroth.
He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Kathryn McNeill Davis; daughters, Marina Sayle Davis and Rachel P. Niedzwecki (Justin); sons, Kyle Ian Davis, Ethan S. Peterson (Susan), Ronald F. Davis, Jr. (Jamie), and Jesse Davis; mother, Doris Enroth Davis; stepsons, Joshua McNeill and Andrew Sexton; grandsons, Elliott Davis, Devin Davis, Tyler Davis, John Davis, and Thomas Davis; granddaughters, Ava Thornton, Sylvia Sexton, Haley Peterson, Mackensy Peterson, Kera Gossett, and Charlotte Davis; newphew, Joshua Fort; sister, Margaret Davis Ohman; half= sisters, Anne Lee (Jack), aand Mimi Davis; half-brother, Emery Davis III (Ruth); cousins, Carolyn Bilbo (Ronnie) and Elizabeth Louise and Tommy; Aunts, Hilda Enroth Carson and Hilma Enroth Lindsay; his faith dog for 13 years, Coty; and many other nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, other family, and friends.
He attended Gulfport High School, and growing up, worked with his father, Emery F. Davis, as a carpenter. He also worked for the Operating Engineers Local 624, Cassidy and Associates, as a surveyor. Ronnie worked for the City of Gulfport at Evergreen Cemetery. In the mid 1980's, he began working as a brick laborer and soon learned the art of being a Brick Mason. He worked all over the coast with masons, Gene Darr, Mark Miller, Vick Jordan, Perry Cuevas, Sammy Jones, and some I cannot remember.
Ronnie loved working in his yard, gardening, planting flowers with his wife, and cutting grass. He loved the river and collected lots of driftwood. He also loved to collect antique Santa Claus'. He loved feeding the birds and educated his wife and children on the many birds that came to eat.
He was a master for fixing anything around the house. He was a history buff that loved reading about the civil war and could remember the years of the wars and the Generals and Presidents at the time. He loved cooking on the grill also.
He will be loved and missed, but not forgotten. He will live on in all our hearts and memories forever.
The family would like to thank Dr. Wall and Mandy Baker, RN, Dr. Watts, Brittney, Amy, and especially Alishan Gibson, RN, with Kare in Home Hospice. Also, Jason Green, from Riemann Family Funeral Home, for helping with his final journey.
RIEMANN FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 11280 Three Rivers Road, Gulfport, is serving the family.
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