Many fun memories come to mind.  We are so glad we were able to visit just a few years ago.

Thinking of you and family and sending hugs and prayers 

Thinking of the Davis family, big hugs to you all. Love you Ma Davis. 

Pam & Jason 

We will all miss you Ma.  Lots of good times & memories!  
❤️ Mary & Bob 

Aunt Betty Jo you will be missed by so many. I have many great memories of my childhood the endless hours on that backyard trampoline, walking through that big red door on Halloween each year when we were little and of course the come here girl give Aunt Betty Jo a kiss as you sat at the kitchen table.  We were all blessed to have you but now blessed that you are no longer suffering and now with your sweet heart. I’m sure you are hugging all over your sweet kiddos too. Love you and RIP Aunt Betz! Love Jamie 

I have so many great memories of my Aunt Betz, and all the fun times boating and water skiing and always staying at her house on the weekends. I love you and I will miss you dearly R.i.p Auntie

I remember all the talks around the kitchen table and jumping on the trampoline at Lucy‘s house. The corner of 55 and Carondelet will never be the same Rest In Peace mom Davis. From your neighbor on the other side of 55 and Carondelet. You will be missed by all who know you.

Betty was a warm and fun loving person who will be missed by many.  She and I spent many evenings walking the trails in Jefferson
Barracks. Thanks for the memories.

We lived next door to Betty, John and the kids for more that 50 years. Their kids were frequently over at our house for magic tricks and Halloween fun - and Betty and John loved that.
Betty and John had fights with us (David and Polly) - they were water fights in the middle of the street, and we all laughed and giggled like four little teenagers.
After her "True-love" John, passed on, we would get Betty in our van and travel to Illinois for apples and a nice meal together. She still talked about those trips and the fun it was. It was a great relief for her loneliness for John.
Yes, we'll miss you, Betty, but those great memories of our beautiful neighbors (it felt like actual blood sister and brother) are etched in our hearts forever.

Ill never forget Aunt Bets 50th birthday party. When the police showed up for noise disturbance, lets just say they were not really police officers.  They were there to entertain her. She laughed and danced. She had so much fun that day. Then the real cops showed up...needless to say everyone thought they were just a couple of more entertainers. There were no arrests made. Thanks Aunt Bets for the memories. Love you and I miss you. R.I.P

Maw, we love you and  will  miss you .   

Lots of love
Eric, Carol, Twyla and Gary and families

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John L. Davis

John R. Davis (Teree)

Barbara A. Hawkins (Buddy)

Lucy Davis Andrews

Jean Kohler

Joyce Tuck

Robin Gambino (Mike),

Joe Davis (Terri).

Ira Thomas

Tony Komrska

Larry Komrska

Loving Grandmother to 6 and their spouses, Great Grandmother to 10 and Great Great Grandmother of 2. Our dear aunt to numerous nieces and nephews. Bettytruly loved her family, friends and her fur baby Callie.

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Betty J Davis

June 1, 1935 – December 7, 2020

Hoffmeister South County Chapel

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