Roxanne Yvonne (Mebane) Davis, who was affectionately called Roxy, was born to Jewel and Claretta (Wilson) Mebane on April 26, 1959 in Kansas City, Kansas. Both parents preceded her in death.
Roxanne was united in marriage to Roger Davis; to this union was born Ryan Andre Davis, Erica Yvonne Davis and Erin Elice Davis. As a wife and mother she took great pleasure in caring for her family.
After graduating from Sumner High school in 1977, Roxanne attended Donnelly College where she received an Associate Degree. She was employed by the United States Postal Service for 32 years. As a member of Kansas City Community Church under the leadership of Bishop Richard D. Prim, she worked with the First Touch Ministries.
To cherish her memories are her devoted husband, Roger Davis; their three loving children, Ryan, Erica, and Erin. She was a doting grandmother to her three grandchildren; Kelsey, Riyanna and Ryan, Jr. Also, she leaves one sister and hèr best friend, Claretta (Charles Shaw) Mebane, two brothers; Kevin (Theresa) Mebane and Darius (Michelle) Mebane; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, neices, nephews and many friends.
Roxanne was united in marriage to Roger Davis; to this union was born Ryan Andre Davis, Erica Yvonne Davis and Erin Elice Davis. As a wife and mother she took great pleasure in caring for her family.
After graduating from Sumner High school in 1977, Roxanne attended Donnelly College where she received an Associate Degree. She was employed by the United States Postal Service for 32 years. As a member of Kansas City Community Church under the leadership of Bishop Richard D. Prim, she worked with the First Touch Ministries.
To cherish her memories are her devoted husband, Roger Davis; their three loving children, Ryan, Erica, and Erin. She was a doting grandmother to her three grandchildren; Kelsey, Riyanna and Ryan, Jr. Also, she leaves one sister and hèr best friend, Claretta (Charles Shaw) Mebane, two brothers; Kevin (Theresa) Mebane and Darius (Michelle) Mebane; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, neices, nephews and many friends.
Roxanne Yvonne (Mebane) Davis, who was affectionately called Roxy, was born to Jewel and Claretta (Wilson) Mebane on April 26, 1959 in Kansas City, Kansas. Both parents preceded her in death.
Roxanne was united in marriage to Roger Davis; to this union was born Ryan Andre Davis, Erica Yvonne Davis and Erin Elice Davis. As a wife and mother she took great pleasure in caring for her family.
After graduating from Sumner High school in 1977, Roxanne attended Donnelly College where she received an Associate Degree. She was employed by the United States Postal Service for 32 years. As a member of Kansas City Community Church under the leadership of Bishop Richard D. Prim, she worked with the First Touch Ministries.
To cherish her memories are her devoted husband, Roger Davis; their three loving children, Ryan, Erica, and Erin. She was a doting grandmother to her three grandchildren; Kelsey, Riyanna and Ryan, Jr. Also, she leaves one sister and hèr best friend, Claretta (Charles Shaw) Mebane, two brothers; Kevin (Theresa) Mebane and Darius (Michelle) Mebane; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, neices, nephews and many friends.
Roxanne was united in marriage to Roger Davis; to this union was born Ryan Andre Davis, Erica Yvonne Davis and Erin Elice Davis. As a wife and mother she took great pleasure in caring for her family.
After graduating from Sumner High school in 1977, Roxanne attended Donnelly College where she received an Associate Degree. She was employed by the United States Postal Service for 32 years. As a member of Kansas City Community Church under the leadership of Bishop Richard D. Prim, she worked with the First Touch Ministries.
To cherish her memories are her devoted husband, Roger Davis; their three loving children, Ryan, Erica, and Erin. She was a doting grandmother to her three grandchildren; Kelsey, Riyanna and Ryan, Jr. Also, she leaves one sister and hèr best friend, Claretta (Charles Shaw) Mebane, two brothers; Kevin (Theresa) Mebane and Darius (Michelle) Mebane; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, neices, nephews and many friends.
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