Today,
our good friend, Lew Davidson went to be with his Lord
and Savior, Jesus Christ. Lew and his wife, Sal, have
been wonderful friends and a blessing to our family.
Lew has been a source of inspiration and a mentor to
me in putting this website together and my wife and
I were honored when he, in his failing health drove
by himself 300 miles to attend our wedding in 2004.
Lew lived his life for his Lord and his family and always
considered it an honor to have served his country on
his tour of duty on the USS Idaho. Lew will be greatly
missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Lew's family
and his lovely wife, Sally.
~
David
& Lois Roye ~
Message
from Lew's son, Ray Davidson: I
wanted to send a message for my father, Lewis Davidson to his Internet friends.
He passed away peacefully at his home today on Thanksgiving with his family surrounding
him. I have the priviledge to mourn his passing. Recently I asked him about certain
wishes he had. One of them was to notify his family and friends on his email address
book. As many of you are aware, he wrote articles and was in touch with various
people regarding his service in the navy during WWII. My father stands as a testament
to what courage is truly all about. He was a "what you see is what you get"
person. His wife Sally was at his side when he passed away. He asked
that I send you all an email of his passing to inform you. He wanted each and
everyone of you to know it was a pleasant experience. Thanks for your thoughts
and prayers as well as your friendship to my dad. His funeral is tentatively scheduled
next Tuesday, November 29, at 2:00 at Doeppenschimdt Funeral Home, 189 N. Seguin
Ave, New Braunfels, Texas. On behalf of my family, thanks again for
your friendships to my dad. I can say that his learning the Internet at an advanced
age was quite an accomplishment for him. Your frendships, emails and questions
to him all contributed to my father having additional time in life to enjoy these
things. They enriched him and truly prolonged his life in several ways. He goes
now to be with his Lord and is at peace. Thank you,
Ray Davidson |
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