Francis "Frank" was married to Barbara Carson Davis. They had four children, Francis Carson Davis,deceased,and Guy E. Davis, Theresa Davis Alexander and Martha Davis Dossett. He had four grandchildren, Michael and Rebecca Davis, Adam Dossett and Sterling Alexander. He had two brothers, Jackson and Joseph Davis and one sister, Sarah Davis Sargent.
Frank was a Professional Forester, a member of Society of American Foresters, member of Council of State Foresters, member and Past President of MSS Forestry Association, Forest Manager for St. Regis Paper Co. in Picayune, MS, and Crosby, MS, for 30 years. He also served as State Forester for the state of South Dakota for eight years until his retirement.
Frank was a Professional Forester, a member of Society of American Foresters, member of Council of State Foresters, member and Past President of MSS Forestry Association, Forest Manager for St. Regis Paper Co. in Picayune, MS, and Crosby, MS, for 30 years. He also served as State Forester for the state of South Dakota for eight years until his retirement.
Francis "Frank" was married to Barbara Carson Davis. They had four children, Francis Carson Davis,deceased,and Guy E. Davis, Theresa Davis Alexander and Martha Davis Dossett. He had four grandchildren, Michael and Rebecca Davis, Adam Dossett and Sterling Alexander. He had two brothers, Jackson and Joseph Davis and one sister, Sarah Davis Sargent.
Frank was a Professional Forester, a member of Society of American Foresters, member of Council of State Foresters, member and Past President of MSS Forestry Association, Forest Manager for St. Regis Paper Co. in Picayune, MS, and Crosby, MS, for 30 years. He also served as State Forester for the state of South Dakota for eight years until his retirement.
Frank was a Professional Forester, a member of Society of American Foresters, member of Council of State Foresters, member and Past President of MSS Forestry Association, Forest Manager for St. Regis Paper Co. in Picayune, MS, and Crosby, MS, for 30 years. He also served as State Forester for the state of South Dakota for eight years until his retirement.
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