Vivian Davis Obituary, Vivian Davis Of Kokomo Indiana Has Died – Death Cause
Vivian Davis Obituary, Death – The demise of Vivian Maxine Davis, who had been a resident of Kokomo, Indiana and was born in Tompkinsville, Kentucky, is something that we are sorry to have to inform you about. This information is being conveyed to you with the utmost sense of remorse on our part. We are sorry to have to break the news to you that she has passed away, but we feel compelled to tell you this tragic information. Please accept our condolences. She passed away on May 21, 2023, at the age of 86, leaving behind family and friends who will mourn her terribly. Her passing was announced on May 21.
Her parents, Prentice Aaron and Olene Gearld (Bartley), together with her sister Geraldine “Jeri” Whisler and her husband Jack R. Davis, all passed away before she did. She was the last surviving member of her family. She was the only member of her family to have lived to an old age. Her parents and her spouse are both laid to rest in the same cemetery in which she has interred her husband. However, her sister is the only person who will ever remember who she was. She will never forget her, but she will never remember her. She is survived by : her children, Greg Davis (Kathy) and Lisa Smith (Kevin); her grandchildren, Brad Davis (Kelly), Dennis Ehase (Cassie), Zachary Davis (Dara), Cole Davis (Amber), Rachel Smith, Rebecca Smith and Ryan Sisson-Smith (Kelly); her great grandchildren, Ashley Ehase, Austin Ehase, Parker Davis, Jack Barney and Jett Davis; her sister Geneva Padfield; her sister-in-law Alice Davis; and her caregiver Roxanne Lawson.
Her passing occurred on May 21st, the 21st of the month. Both her burial and the memorial event that was given in her honor took place on May 21st, 2023. You are most much welcome to write your condolences in the guestbook that has been made available specifically for that function, and the family would be grateful to you for doing so if you do so. Access to the guestbook has been enabled exclusively for the purpose of performing that function.
