Theron ‘Kevin’ Davis
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Theron ‘Kevin’ Davis, 64 of Blue Springs, Missouri passed away April 28, 2015. Visitation will be held 6:00 – 7:00 PM, Friday, May 1, 2015 at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 6113 Blue Ridge Blvd, Raytown, MO 64133. Memorial services will follow at 7:00 PM.
Kevin was born July 10, 1950 in Kansas City, Missouri. He graduated from Raytown South High School in 1968. Kevin worked for Wal-Mart Transportation in Harrisonville, MO for 11 years. He was a tax preparer for over 30 years.
Survivors include: wife of 43 years, Judy Davis, of the home; daughter, Danielle Haywood, Blue Springs, MO; granddaughter, Lauren.
Kevin will be remembered for his love of friends, fishing and his sense of humor. He loved riding his motorcycle and was learning to fly.
Blessed be the memory of Theron ‘Kevin’ Davis.
Judy, My heart goes out to you and your family. I am so very, very saddened at your great loss! May God bless and comfort you and fill your hearts with beautiful memories.
Jenny
Judy and family,
I want you to know friends who love you surround you.
Kevin was a great man. There were few who could compare to him. I will remember him as a calm and caring person.
We can’t begin to imagine what you are feeling, but let us share our heart-felt condolence.
Let the memories of Kevin’s life comfort you at this difficult time.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
The McLaughlin Family
Kevin was very patriotic. I think he would have loved for donations to be made to the Wounded Warrior Project. I miss him so much, he was my best friend, and the love of a lifetime. I will carry him in my heart always. Judy
How do I share a sentiment with one of you? You’re one-and-the-same, Kevin and Judy, Judy and Kevin, the Davis’, you are so dear to so many, and to me. You both are blessed at making people laugh; even when you’re the one who is down, you try to make other people feel better. Today I am going to a service in Kevin’s memory, and it’s too soon. It gives me comfort to know Kevin’s soul is on its way to heaven, he can’t be hurt anymore, but he will truly be missed.
I will miss my Uncle Kevin. He was always so helpful, thoughtful and kind to me. As a tax professional, he gave me great advice in my younger days that makes me the responsible financial individual that I am today. He never judged me for being a gay male, he understood me, accepted me and gave me wonderful advice on dealing with family issues and at times that was what helped me get thru some tough times. I always admired Uncle Kevin for taking such good care of my Aunt Mink and I seriously believe he spoiled her with every ounce of love he had. It will sadden me to fly home to Palm Springs, CA but I’m only a phone call and flight away when Mink needs me. I’m so thankful she has such great friends here to help her carry on.
Dear Judy, Kevin’s caring, wise demeanor and sparkle in his eye will be missed. I know he would take comfort knowing all who care about you will do just that in their own special ways. Because of this, there will be better days. Praying for healing and comfort in your heart and see you soon.
Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with Judy and the family at this time!!! We love you and Kevin so much and he will be missed so much!!!! We will miss talking to him and hearing his jokes and laugh!! He brought us laughter to our day and made our day enjoyable!!
Dear Judy, family & friends,
I’ll sure miss my friendly, short, suspender-cladded, flat-topped-cut, hand-shaking, good-neighbored, highly-professional, patriotic, and helpful, little, truck-driving buddy. May He rest in peace forevermore in the presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Sincerely, Howard”Skyscraper”Kelsey
The Taxman. He was a great one! I hope you all do well finding another one!
I loved my Dad so very much. I miss him every day. He was a very special man in so many ways. His heart had so much love and he was so kind. I’d give anything just to share another day with him. He was taken too soon and I will never understand why. I am so proud of the man he was and how he touched so many people’s lives. It warms my heart to read so many nice things that people have said and told me about him. I know that my life will never be the same without him.