Birth date: May 24, 1964 Death date: Sep 19, 2013
Decatur-Mark A. Davis, 49, of Decatur, passed away Thursday, September 19, 2013 in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Mark was born May 24, 1964, in Decatur, the son of Roger Lee and Blanche M. (Flannigan) Davis. He worked at Wallender De Read Obituary
Lit a candle in memory of Mark A. Davis
Missing your silly laugh and your great personality. Your humor was still around even as You lay in the uncomfortable hospital bed. Your "baby girls" miss you!
I've known Mark through my step-dad Stephe for about 4 years, and he never once failed to make me smile! But, I met a whole new side of Mark when my daughter was born. On our last visit, we met up at Cracker Barrel with my mom and 9 month old daughter, and he kept Michaela giggling the whole time! Mark accepted myself, my husband, and my daughter as family from day 1, and that is remarkable. I will miss him dearly, but am so honored to have had the time that we had with him!
You sure knew how to make everyone laugh thats for sure! You will be deeply missed, but NEVER forgotten! Love you you always!
I have had the pleasure of sharing my life with Mark for the last 4 1/2 years. And what a fantastic time it's been. Tenshi and Smoochie are missing their Papa as well as Boots. He spoiled the pets! Now they're looking to me to maintain the attention they're used to getting. I've get my work city out for me! We miss you Mark!
I remember the day you guys moved in next door to me and you were in your mommy's belly still. your family was and is a blessing to me. I I love you Mark Andrew
I remember Mark as being that pesky little fly you couldn't swat. Always wanting to be with Steve, Kevin, and me when I would stay over. I wouldn't trade those times for anything. Mark you will be missed and I look forward to seeing you again. Say hello to Billie, mom, dad, and Mike for me.Jim- Mark's cousin
Uncle markie…always silly always funny and entertaining. love you. I will miss the fun times we had! Singing karaoke and laughing and dancing….my best memories are with you in them! Rest in peace.
I met Mark through my husband Jason and Stephe Major. I thought a lot of Mark. He was a great wonderful person. Jay and I used to bring homemade Christmas candys over to stephes and marks. They would fight over the peanut butter balls. My husband and I are deeply sorry for your loss.
