About This Memory Space
This page was created for Phyllis J. Davis's family and friends as a place to remember them, to share stories, and to keep their memory close in everyday life.
It is cared for and added to over time by the people who knew them, and everyone is invited to contribute, whether that is a story, a photo, a few words, or a simple note.
Many families visit places like this not just once, but again and again, especially on quiet days or meaningful anniversaries. This page is here for those moments, wherever you are.
A place to return to when you want to feel close again, to remember a moment, or to leave a few words for others to read. Over time, it grows through the voices of everyone who knew and loved them.
Light a Candle Growing
Light a candle to honor Phyllis J. Davis's memory. Each lighting keeps their memory burning bright for 23 hours.
Candle lit burns 23 hours. Come back and light it again after 23 hours to keep the memory burning.
Limited to 5 lightings per hour to prevent abuse.
Memory Wall Growing
Stories, photos, and memories shared by people who knew Phyllis J. Davis. This is the heart of this space—a collection that grows as more people contribute.
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Life & Legacy
Phyllis J. Davis crafted a life rich in compassion, spirited enthusiasm for sports, and steadfast spiritual commitment, leaving an indelible mark on her community through decades of service and warmth.
From her early days in Ridgeway, Illinois, Phyllis Jean Donham Davis embraced a path defined by generosity and deep-rooted faith that guided her every step. She flourished in Greenfield, Indiana, where her gentle spirit and lively passions shone brightly until her final moments at age 96. An enthusiastic supporter of teams like the Colts, Bears, Cubs, Warren Central Warriors, and Indiana Fever, she delighted in animated discussions about the games she loved. Her dedication to faith led her to over 60 years at Old Bethel United Methodist Church and active involvement in Women's Prison Ministry, where she offered solace and encouragement to many.
Phyllis devoted years to Warren Township Schools, starting in the kitchen and advancing to library assistant, nurturing young minds with her caring approach until retirement. Her roles highlighted a commitment to education and community support, blending practical service with a nurturing presence.
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Family & Loved Ones
Phyllis poured her boundless energy into nurturing close-knit bonds, creating a tapestry of shared joys with her loved ones. She leaves behind son Charles Davis and his wife Lisa, daughter-in-law Dianne Davis, six grandchildren—Tianna Dowden and her husband Jay, Trent Davis, Trisha Davis, Terin Davis, Tessa Davis, and Lucy Davis—plus three great-grandchildren who carry forward her vibrant spirit. Preceded by parents Clyde and Mabel Donham, husband Thomas E. Davis, and son Richard Kent Davis, her home echoed with the laughter and stories that defined her tender, steadfast heart.
Remembered by Friends & Family
Tributes from admirers capture Phyllis's essence as a beacon of kindness and sports savvy, with many recalling her infectious zeal for games and her quiet strength in faith that uplifted everyone she encountered.
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