Kenneth Leo

Davis

On April 10, 1954, in Vernon, Florida Willie James and Lee Anna Davis were blessed with a baby boy, who they named Kenneth Leo Davis. Kenneth was raised in a Christian home and accepted the Lord as his Savior.

Kenneth enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, whether it was dancing or attending drag racing events, he always had a good time. His hobbies included being outside in nature, playing games such as pool, checkers, tunk, and spades. He liked watching sports such as baseball, basketball, boxing, football, and wrestling, although his favorite sport was baseball, he enjoyed watching football the most.

In Georgia, on April 3, 1976, he was united in marriage to Margaret Dion McIntyre. They shared 49 years of love and countless memories. The Lord blessed them with six children, one son and five daughters.

Kenneth worked in the construction industry for many years, a craft he valued deeply and whose hard work shaped various community's infrastructures.  He was the kind of man whose love shaped the lives around him, whose laughter filled every room, and whose kindness welcomed every stranger. His spirit lives on in every smile he inspired.

He transitioned from this earthly life on November 21, 2025, in the Gulf Coast Hospital of Panama City, Florida.

Kenneth leaves to cherish his memories, his devoted wife, Margaret Dion Davis; his children: Valarie Davis (Terence), Kenneth L. Davis Jr., Kwajalain Davis, Karen Davis, Rachel Davis, Leola Davis, and half sibling, Lenore Day (Aaron and children).  Grandchildren: Michael, Azonna, Zachariah, Sha'Ron, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Camoren, Lillian, Kaitlyn and Great granddaughter, Jayla.

Kenneth was preceded in death by his parents, Willie James and Lee Anna Davis, his sister, Sandra Davis Collins, his brother, Willie Lee Davis, and sister-in-law Wanna "Bay Bay" Brown.

Kenneth also leaves to cherish his memory, his siblings: Clinton Davis (Linda), James Davis (Ruth Ann), Arthur Davis, Carrie Peterson (Roy), Glenn Davis (Terria), Ricky Davis (Cassaline), sister-in-law Linda Davis, and brother-in-law Larry Collins. He is also lovingly remembered by many nieces, nephews, cousins, along with a host of family and friends.