Birth date: Apr 30, 1955 Death date: Dec 4, 2023
Donald Eugene Davies, Jr., 68 of Jeffersonton passed away Monday, December 4, 2023 at Culpeper Hospital. He was born April 30, 1955 to JoAnn Davies White and the late Donald Eugene Davies, Sr. in Little Rock, Ar. Donald was a Capt Read Obituary
While geographical distance limited our time together celebrating our shared grandchildren, Zachariah and Aubrey, the conversations about Poppa D were always full of love and laughter. We were lucky to share occasional intense and fun "Roll Tide" moments. Leaning on the bleachers at a baseball game or loving the exuberance and energy of the younger children playing tag on the sidelines are memories I am grateful for. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Davies family and we too have faith in the reunion of Kathy and Don in heaven. VLC and AJK
My deepest condolences to the whole Davies family on the loss of Don.
He was very easy to talk to and through the years it was always a pleasure to make him laugh because he had such a true laugh. His connection with his grandchildren was always incredibly sweet as well. They will fondly remember those moments when they grow older and tell stories about their Poppa D.
I know he is now is heaven with Kathy lovingly watching over their family.
Praying for the Davies family.
Your father was a beautiful man who often shared his home as a place of love and protection for those in need His deep love of God directed his heart and along with Kathy, they showed us all what love is!
We will miss him greatly as he often picked me from the airport, shared points, and a car when we visited.
Don along with Kathy were there almost daily for my mom with warm food, laughter and support.
We saw his love for Gracie and Timothy during their wedding when he somehow stood up and danced with her.
Always Chris was at his dad’s side to make sure each step was safe during these last two years.
Don told us his pain seemed lighter as his grandchildren raced through the house.
Yes, Don will be missed by all!
Blessings,
Diane and Don DeFord
To the whole Davies family, condolences on the loss of Don.
As a new parishioner, I didn't really know Don except as Kathy's husband and as a devout Catholic. I was struck by Kathy's face which always lit up in a unique way after she received Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Incredible peace and joy seemed to fill every fiber of her body and soul. She would walk carefully back to her seat, covering her heart as if to protect her precious and priceless treasure, Our Lord. Don seemed so faithful and was always by her side.
My heart went out to the whole family when Don and Kathy started walking up their road to Calvary which included their hospital stays. I am sure many souls were being saved by their sacrificial offerings, fully aware of the benefits of being nailed to the cross with Christ.
Dear family, both of your parents will remain in our prayers,
George and Mary Lou Swanberg.
My condolences to the entire Davies Family for the loss of Don. My first memories of him were at St. Johns when I first moved to the parish 20+ yrs ago. He and Cathy were in their pew in the back and they had Grace with them. Long after all the other parishioners had left, they remained in their pew praying and so it was each time I saw them. Eventually I ended up being introduced to Don and Cathy and they were kind, loving, and prayerful in all the things they did in their life. Seeing the family go through the loss of Kathy and now Don. My heart truly breaks for them.
In the last two years, I've watched Don struggle through so many health challenges and many of them he was able to conquer and by his side the entire time faithfully was Chris. Don was Chris's entire life, he slept downstairs near him, he took care of him, made sure he was healthy, dressed, breathing right, ect. The love and compassion that Chris showed his father, is a lesson for us all. I also remember Rob helping for quite a while after Don came home with his care, it is something that he will be blessed for as well. Grace and Timothy who also were there to assist and be with Don, will miss him the most along with Chris.
It was about a month ago when my Mom and I stopped by for a visit, I believe we had brought dinner over for the family and it turned into almost an hour of talking with Don, Chris, Grace, and Tim. I wish I had spent more time helping with Don and his fam, I wish I had visited more. I will greatly miss Don, I will miss seeing Chris pushing him into Church in his wheelchair, I'll miss shaking his hand, most of all.. I will miss seeing Don's smiling face. What a great man and father!
To all the Davies family - your mom Kathy and your dad Don were true and precious gifts to St. John The Evangelist parish community.. We love them dearly and miss them so much. Our love our prayers are with each of you today. Love Anne and Tom Danowski
Uncle Donnie, you will be missed. ❤️🙏. May your soul rest in peace. Love Patricia and Robert McAuliffe
