--Son of James Campbell Davidson and wife Ella Brimer. He grew up in Clover and graduated from Clover High School.
--U.S. Army Veteran; he served from July 1947 until June 1950.
--Occupation: He retired from Southern Engineering Company as Chief Estimator. He had 39 years service.
--Sam married Peggy Hucks; they were married 63 years. They had 2 children: Martin and Sara, and 4 grandsons and 3 great-granddaughters.
--Longtime member of Amity Presbyterian Church, where he had served as Elder and church treasurer. He was known as the "light man" as he replaced light bulbs on the church campus for many years.
--He delivered Friendship tray for over 20 years.
--He enjoyed fishing and hunting, especially rabbit hunting. He also enjoyed vegetable gardening and traveling.
--Member and past master of Masonic Lodge #676 and a member of Scottish Rite Bodies.
--U.S. Army Veteran; he served from July 1947 until June 1950.
--Occupation: He retired from Southern Engineering Company as Chief Estimator. He had 39 years service.
--Sam married Peggy Hucks; they were married 63 years. They had 2 children: Martin and Sara, and 4 grandsons and 3 great-granddaughters.
--Longtime member of Amity Presbyterian Church, where he had served as Elder and church treasurer. He was known as the "light man" as he replaced light bulbs on the church campus for many years.
--He delivered Friendship tray for over 20 years.
--He enjoyed fishing and hunting, especially rabbit hunting. He also enjoyed vegetable gardening and traveling.
--Member and past master of Masonic Lodge #676 and a member of Scottish Rite Bodies.
--Son of James Campbell Davidson and wife Ella Brimer. He grew up in Clover and graduated from Clover High School.
--U.S. Army Veteran; he served from July 1947 until June 1950.
--Occupation: He retired from Southern Engineering Company as Chief Estimator. He had 39 years service.
--Sam married Peggy Hucks; they were married 63 years. They had 2 children: Martin and Sara, and 4 grandsons and 3 great-granddaughters.
--Longtime member of Amity Presbyterian Church, where he had served as Elder and church treasurer. He was known as the "light man" as he replaced light bulbs on the church campus for many years.
--He delivered Friendship tray for over 20 years.
--He enjoyed fishing and hunting, especially rabbit hunting. He also enjoyed vegetable gardening and traveling.
--Member and past master of Masonic Lodge #676 and a member of Scottish Rite Bodies.
--U.S. Army Veteran; he served from July 1947 until June 1950.
--Occupation: He retired from Southern Engineering Company as Chief Estimator. He had 39 years service.
--Sam married Peggy Hucks; they were married 63 years. They had 2 children: Martin and Sara, and 4 grandsons and 3 great-granddaughters.
--Longtime member of Amity Presbyterian Church, where he had served as Elder and church treasurer. He was known as the "light man" as he replaced light bulbs on the church campus for many years.
--He delivered Friendship tray for over 20 years.
--He enjoyed fishing and hunting, especially rabbit hunting. He also enjoyed vegetable gardening and traveling.
--Member and past master of Masonic Lodge #676 and a member of Scottish Rite Bodies.
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