Condolence: How blessed I am that Mr. Davies was an integral part of our family and of our milestones - marriage, babies, celebrations of life and of God's abundant grace. Each of you will be in our prayers; we remember you with gratitude and love as well.

Condolence: David was my minister at First Presbyterian Church, Texarkana, Ark. He also married me & Guy 32 years ago (Dec. 16th).
He was such a kind soul and he will be greatly missed.
Much love, Ginger (Mitchell) Cullins

Condolence: What a precious man, a messenger sent by God to touch us all and
lead us to Him. Although as a family we benefited from his sermons at First Presbyterian in Texarkana, it was on the church float trips
where my husband John and I developed a deep love for him. He was
so happy to be on the Buffalo river as revealed by the
slight continuous smile. Sitting around the camp fire at night
his joy was further revealed by the twinkle in his eyes, the deep
voice patiently sharing stories and his deep laughter.
He was truly a gift from God.

Betty Davenport

Condolence: Many of you were fortunate enough to know and spend lots of time with David over the years. I can only imagine how much he meant to you. I spent 3 days with him on Petit Jean. Never felt closer to God and know his trip to heaven to be much shorter than most. David woke me up to life's possibilities after the loss of my wife. Forever grateful in having the opportunity to meet such a great person. I am blessed. We are blessed. My late wife, Debbie Davenport, thought he hung the moon. What a life to celebrate.

Condolence: David was very much loved by my family, and Kathleen's (nee Thompson). He was a wonderful pastor to us, and later a colleague in ministry. Under his influence many have entered the ministry, including my wife, her brother, and sister; so in many ways, his life and teachings live on through them. Blessings of peace be with you all.

Condolence: The world lost a wonderful man. I can't say enough good things about him. He will be missed by all that knew him. Now he can go on those long long walks with his dog. T.L. Starr B&S Tire Morrilton, Ar.

Condolence: Dear Davies Family,
My heart is saddened by the news of your Dad's death. What a man! What an extraordinary man!! He played such a big part in my life from my teen years, young adulthood, parenthood... until his retirement. He performed our marriage ceremony, he baptized both of our children, as well as nurtured and loved us as if we were his own. He had the largest hands I had ever seen, and I always told him that God's hands must look just like his. He laughed. I know you will miss him sorely. He will be missed by multitudes as well. We loved your Dad. Thank you for sharing him with us all.

Fondly,
Margo M. Strickland

Condolence: David Davies life is truly one to be celebrated! What a blessing to have known such a man of God personally. Please know that all of the Thompson family send their love and support to all of you. I thank my God for every memory I have of David and his entire family. In Christ's love, Charlotte, Charles, Renetta and Kathleen (Thompson)