Funeral Services for Dylan Adam Davis, 18, who passed away Tuesday, October 29, 2013 in Roswell, are scheduled for 10:00am, Saturday, November 2, 2013 in the Sanctuary at Valley Christian Academy, 1500 S. Main. Ryan Reynolds from Redeemer Christian Fellowship will be officiating with burial to follow at South Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:30, Friday evening at Ballard Funeral Home
Dylan was born January 14, 1995 in Fairfax, VA to Darren Davis and Shelly Forrester Marling. His parents, Darren and Melissa Davis survive him at the family home. Dylan is also survived by his sisters Kimberly Davis, Stephanie Zens and Kendra Wall; half-sister Shana Marling; half-brother Travis Fuller; grandparents Dewey and Debbie Davis, Kathy and David Brown, Larry and Margie Wilson, and Jack and Kris Forrester; great grandparents Wilfred and Tootie Gilmore and Tom Grady Jr.; uncles and aunts Darrell and Alice Davis and Jason and Paddy Forrester; niece and nephew Aria and Dakota; cousins Oliver, Owen, Grayer and many other numerous family friends.
Dylan was a proud graduate from Goddard High School, Class of 2013; he was continuing his education at ENMU-Roswell. Dylan was very proud of his middle school and high school years at Valley Christian Academy. While at VCA, Dylan found his love and yearning for his spiritual life with God.
Dylan listed his occupation as "Gopher" while working in the family business, Davis Rental & Supply. There was not a job that he took lightly. He was not afraid to try anything and excelled in all of his work. Dylan loved to play baseball and basketball. In High School, Dylan was active in the Vocational/Agriculture Department and FFA. Dylan also loved to weld, work on trucks, snowboarding and wakeboarding.
Obituary courtesy of Ballard Funeral Home & Crematory.
Dylan was born January 14, 1995 in Fairfax, VA to Darren Davis and Shelly Forrester Marling. His parents, Darren and Melissa Davis survive him at the family home. Dylan is also survived by his sisters Kimberly Davis, Stephanie Zens and Kendra Wall; half-sister Shana Marling; half-brother Travis Fuller; grandparents Dewey and Debbie Davis, Kathy and David Brown, Larry and Margie Wilson, and Jack and Kris Forrester; great grandparents Wilfred and Tootie Gilmore and Tom Grady Jr.; uncles and aunts Darrell and Alice Davis and Jason and Paddy Forrester; niece and nephew Aria and Dakota; cousins Oliver, Owen, Grayer and many other numerous family friends.
Dylan was a proud graduate from Goddard High School, Class of 2013; he was continuing his education at ENMU-Roswell. Dylan was very proud of his middle school and high school years at Valley Christian Academy. While at VCA, Dylan found his love and yearning for his spiritual life with God.
Dylan listed his occupation as "Gopher" while working in the family business, Davis Rental & Supply. There was not a job that he took lightly. He was not afraid to try anything and excelled in all of his work. Dylan loved to play baseball and basketball. In High School, Dylan was active in the Vocational/Agriculture Department and FFA. Dylan also loved to weld, work on trucks, snowboarding and wakeboarding.
Obituary courtesy of Ballard Funeral Home & Crematory.
Funeral Services for Dylan Adam Davis, 18, who passed away Tuesday, October 29, 2013 in Roswell, are scheduled for 10:00am, Saturday, November 2, 2013 in the Sanctuary at Valley Christian Academy, 1500 S. Main. Ryan Reynolds from Redeemer Christian Fellowship will be officiating with burial to follow at South Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:30, Friday evening at Ballard Funeral Home
Dylan was born January 14, 1995 in Fairfax, VA to Darren Davis and Shelly Forrester Marling. His parents, Darren and Melissa Davis survive him at the family home. Dylan is also survived by his sisters Kimberly Davis, Stephanie Zens and Kendra Wall; half-sister Shana Marling; half-brother Travis Fuller; grandparents Dewey and Debbie Davis, Kathy and David Brown, Larry and Margie Wilson, and Jack and Kris Forrester; great grandparents Wilfred and Tootie Gilmore and Tom Grady Jr.; uncles and aunts Darrell and Alice Davis and Jason and Paddy Forrester; niece and nephew Aria and Dakota; cousins Oliver, Owen, Grayer and many other numerous family friends.
Dylan was a proud graduate from Goddard High School, Class of 2013; he was continuing his education at ENMU-Roswell. Dylan was very proud of his middle school and high school years at Valley Christian Academy. While at VCA, Dylan found his love and yearning for his spiritual life with God.
Dylan listed his occupation as "Gopher" while working in the family business, Davis Rental & Supply. There was not a job that he took lightly. He was not afraid to try anything and excelled in all of his work. Dylan loved to play baseball and basketball. In High School, Dylan was active in the Vocational/Agriculture Department and FFA. Dylan also loved to weld, work on trucks, snowboarding and wakeboarding.
Obituary courtesy of Ballard Funeral Home & Crematory.
Dylan was born January 14, 1995 in Fairfax, VA to Darren Davis and Shelly Forrester Marling. His parents, Darren and Melissa Davis survive him at the family home. Dylan is also survived by his sisters Kimberly Davis, Stephanie Zens and Kendra Wall; half-sister Shana Marling; half-brother Travis Fuller; grandparents Dewey and Debbie Davis, Kathy and David Brown, Larry and Margie Wilson, and Jack and Kris Forrester; great grandparents Wilfred and Tootie Gilmore and Tom Grady Jr.; uncles and aunts Darrell and Alice Davis and Jason and Paddy Forrester; niece and nephew Aria and Dakota; cousins Oliver, Owen, Grayer and many other numerous family friends.
Dylan was a proud graduate from Goddard High School, Class of 2013; he was continuing his education at ENMU-Roswell. Dylan was very proud of his middle school and high school years at Valley Christian Academy. While at VCA, Dylan found his love and yearning for his spiritual life with God.
Dylan listed his occupation as "Gopher" while working in the family business, Davis Rental & Supply. There was not a job that he took lightly. He was not afraid to try anything and excelled in all of his work. Dylan loved to play baseball and basketball. In High School, Dylan was active in the Vocational/Agriculture Department and FFA. Dylan also loved to weld, work on trucks, snowboarding and wakeboarding.
Obituary courtesy of Ballard Funeral Home & Crematory.
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