Wade Miller Davis

Birth date: Feb 4, 1919 Death date: Mar 15, 2012

DECATUR – Wade Miller Davis, 93, of Abilene, Texas met his Lord and Savior on Thursday, March 15, 2012, in Abilene. Services to celebrate Wade's life will be 11 a.m. Monday, March 26 Graceland/Fairlawn Funeral Home with the Pastor Read Obituary

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Elaine Sharp Holloway

708w ago

Lynn, my sister, Joanne Sharp Freeland (Bethany class of 1953) who lives in Mt. Zion, let me know of your Father's passing. He lived a long, most remarkable life as did your Mother. You must have many fond memories. I married Larry Crowder from our class in 1965 and we divorced in 1982 but had 3 lovely children who gave us 4 grandchildren.Larry passed away a year ago and his wife 6 months later both suffering from cancer.I remarried in 1995 and we now live in Fishers,IN (only 15 minutes away from Barb Walker Phillipo and her husband, Larry). I am finishing my last semester of teaching choir & piano keyboarding classes at a Catholic High School here in Indianapolis. I hope to continue my part-time church job as music director of a United Methodist Church. I wish you the very best and hope that your health is holding out! Elaine Sharp Crowder Holloway

Jan & Patty Anderson

708w ago

Lynn, We were so sorry to learn of your father's passing, and that we were not able to attend his visitation. He certainly had a long and full life. We thought it was especially interesting that he taught music to the WWII injured soldiers. He was very blessed to have had your love & support in his retirement.Hope you are feeling at home in Abilene. Sincerely, Jan & Patty Anderson (your antique friends)

Larry E. Grabb

709w ago

Lynn,As you know, your Dad was one of my all-time favorite teachers and "people". I have many fond memories of his class – including the day he blew all of us away with his guitar skills. I memorized in 1962, and still repeat – a poem he had displayed on a side bulletin-board in our classroom. "Into my heart's treasury I slipped a coin, which time cannot take nor a thief purloin. Far better than the minting of a gold-crowned king, is the safe-kept memory of a lovely thing." That pretty well describes a way of thinking and observing that I learned from Mr. Wade David. I know he and your Mom are now playing more beautiful tunes together. God Bless.

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