Tony Lloyd Davis
February 4, 1954 ~ September 1, 2019
Tony Davis of Ennis, Texas was born February 4, 1954 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away September 1, 2019.
Preceded in death by his mother, Lou (Moore) Davis; brother, Steven R. Davis. Survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Ashly, grand children, father, James Everett Davis; brother, Jeff, nieces, nephews and extended family and numerous friends.
Tony graduated from DeSoto High School. He owned and operated Davis Jewelers in DeSoto and Lancaster for 40 years. He was an artist in his business. He loved creating jewelry. He was trustworthy and dependable.
His street rods were a source of pleasure to him. Tony was a friend to many people. He was a great guy who was always there for anyone and everyone. Most of all Tony loved his family, especially his grandson and three grand daughters. They were the lights of his life. He treasured the time spent with them and the rest of his family.
Street Rodders, please wear your rod run T-shirts and drive your street rods if possible.
Graveside Service: Peoria Cemetery, Peoria, Texas...BYFH
February 4, 1954 ~ September 1, 2019
Tony Davis of Ennis, Texas was born February 4, 1954 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away September 1, 2019.
Preceded in death by his mother, Lou (Moore) Davis; brother, Steven R. Davis. Survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Ashly, grand children, father, James Everett Davis; brother, Jeff, nieces, nephews and extended family and numerous friends.
Tony graduated from DeSoto High School. He owned and operated Davis Jewelers in DeSoto and Lancaster for 40 years. He was an artist in his business. He loved creating jewelry. He was trustworthy and dependable.
His street rods were a source of pleasure to him. Tony was a friend to many people. He was a great guy who was always there for anyone and everyone. Most of all Tony loved his family, especially his grandson and three grand daughters. They were the lights of his life. He treasured the time spent with them and the rest of his family.
Street Rodders, please wear your rod run T-shirts and drive your street rods if possible.
Graveside Service: Peoria Cemetery, Peoria, Texas...BYFH
Tony Lloyd Davis
February 4, 1954 ~ September 1, 2019
Tony Davis of Ennis, Texas was born February 4, 1954 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away September 1, 2019.
Preceded in death by his mother, Lou (Moore) Davis; brother, Steven R. Davis. Survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Ashly, grand children, father, James Everett Davis; brother, Jeff, nieces, nephews and extended family and numerous friends.
Tony graduated from DeSoto High School. He owned and operated Davis Jewelers in DeSoto and Lancaster for 40 years. He was an artist in his business. He loved creating jewelry. He was trustworthy and dependable.
His street rods were a source of pleasure to him. Tony was a friend to many people. He was a great guy who was always there for anyone and everyone. Most of all Tony loved his family, especially his grandson and three grand daughters. They were the lights of his life. He treasured the time spent with them and the rest of his family.
Street Rodders, please wear your rod run T-shirts and drive your street rods if possible.
Graveside Service: Peoria Cemetery, Peoria, Texas...BYFH
February 4, 1954 ~ September 1, 2019
Tony Davis of Ennis, Texas was born February 4, 1954 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away September 1, 2019.
Preceded in death by his mother, Lou (Moore) Davis; brother, Steven R. Davis. Survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Ashly, grand children, father, James Everett Davis; brother, Jeff, nieces, nephews and extended family and numerous friends.
Tony graduated from DeSoto High School. He owned and operated Davis Jewelers in DeSoto and Lancaster for 40 years. He was an artist in his business. He loved creating jewelry. He was trustworthy and dependable.
His street rods were a source of pleasure to him. Tony was a friend to many people. He was a great guy who was always there for anyone and everyone. Most of all Tony loved his family, especially his grandson and three grand daughters. They were the lights of his life. He treasured the time spent with them and the rest of his family.
Street Rodders, please wear your rod run T-shirts and drive your street rods if possible.
Graveside Service: Peoria Cemetery, Peoria, Texas...BYFH
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