Son of Rudolph and Ann (Reichert) Davis
Renny graduated from Thomasville High School and attended Georgia Southern University. Having worked during high school at Davis Water & Waste Industries, Inc., he continued with that company and its successors. Renny never met a stranger. With his exceptional people skills and excellence in the marketing of products and services, he rose to become manager of the Jacksonville and Savannah branches of the company. He was headquartered in Jacksonville.
Renny enjoyed hunting, boating and especially auto racing. He was an avid NASCAR fan. In his 30's, he became involved in amateur racing with the purchases and driving of a Legends series race car and a Legacies series race car. He joked that he chose the number "88" for his cars because it could be read even if he were upside down.
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Renny graduated from Thomasville High School and attended Georgia Southern University. Having worked during high school at Davis Water & Waste Industries, Inc., he continued with that company and its successors. Renny never met a stranger. With his exceptional people skills and excellence in the marketing of products and services, he rose to become manager of the Jacksonville and Savannah branches of the company. He was headquartered in Jacksonville.
Renny enjoyed hunting, boating and especially auto racing. He was an avid NASCAR fan. In his 30's, he became involved in amateur racing with the purchases and driving of a Legends series race car and a Legacies series race car. He joked that he chose the number "88" for his cars because it could be read even if he were upside down.
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Son of Rudolph and Ann (Reichert) Davis
Renny graduated from Thomasville High School and attended Georgia Southern University. Having worked during high school at Davis Water & Waste Industries, Inc., he continued with that company and its successors. Renny never met a stranger. With his exceptional people skills and excellence in the marketing of products and services, he rose to become manager of the Jacksonville and Savannah branches of the company. He was headquartered in Jacksonville.
Renny enjoyed hunting, boating and especially auto racing. He was an avid NASCAR fan. In his 30's, he became involved in amateur racing with the purchases and driving of a Legends series race car and a Legacies series race car. He joked that he chose the number "88" for his cars because it could be read even if he were upside down.
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Renny graduated from Thomasville High School and attended Georgia Southern University. Having worked during high school at Davis Water & Waste Industries, Inc., he continued with that company and its successors. Renny never met a stranger. With his exceptional people skills and excellence in the marketing of products and services, he rose to become manager of the Jacksonville and Savannah branches of the company. He was headquartered in Jacksonville.
Renny enjoyed hunting, boating and especially auto racing. He was an avid NASCAR fan. In his 30's, he became involved in amateur racing with the purchases and driving of a Legends series race car and a Legacies series race car. He joked that he chose the number "88" for his cars because it could be read even if he were upside down.
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