Lana was born October 12, 1946 in Fort Worth to George O. and Macie F. Longley. She was raised in Hurst, which was founded by her great-grandfather, William Letchworth Hurst. She worked as a legal assistant alongside her husband, Roy A. Davis. In her spare time, Lana loved to travel the world and was an avid SCUBA diver. She was a member of the American Paint Horse Association. She owned many horses, several of which she showed to become World Champions.
Lana loved watching professional sports, especially the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. She also never missed an opportunity to see her grandchildren play baseball. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Lana had an adventurous personality and a smile that could light up any room. To meet Lana was to love her. Lana has left us with a lifetime of wonderful memories that everyone will cherish dearly.
Preceding Lana in death was her father, George O Longley and her mother, Macie F. Hurst Longley.
Lana loved watching professional sports, especially the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. She also never missed an opportunity to see her grandchildren play baseball. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Lana had an adventurous personality and a smile that could light up any room. To meet Lana was to love her. Lana has left us with a lifetime of wonderful memories that everyone will cherish dearly.
Preceding Lana in death was her father, George O Longley and her mother, Macie F. Hurst Longley.
Lana was born October 12, 1946 in Fort Worth to George O. and Macie F. Longley. She was raised in Hurst, which was founded by her great-grandfather, William Letchworth Hurst. She worked as a legal assistant alongside her husband, Roy A. Davis. In her spare time, Lana loved to travel the world and was an avid SCUBA diver. She was a member of the American Paint Horse Association. She owned many horses, several of which she showed to become World Champions.
Lana loved watching professional sports, especially the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. She also never missed an opportunity to see her grandchildren play baseball. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Lana had an adventurous personality and a smile that could light up any room. To meet Lana was to love her. Lana has left us with a lifetime of wonderful memories that everyone will cherish dearly.
Preceding Lana in death was her father, George O Longley and her mother, Macie F. Hurst Longley.
Lana loved watching professional sports, especially the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. She also never missed an opportunity to see her grandchildren play baseball. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Lana had an adventurous personality and a smile that could light up any room. To meet Lana was to love her. Lana has left us with a lifetime of wonderful memories that everyone will cherish dearly.
Preceding Lana in death was her father, George O Longley and her mother, Macie F. Hurst Longley.
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