Birth date: Jan 26, 1930 Death date: Sep 4, 2022
Alvin Elmo Davis, affectionately known to his family as “Mokey”, was born January 26, 1930 and left this earth at the age of 92 on September 4, 2022. He has been reunited with his beloved wife, Maxine, where they are both in the p Read Obituary
Uncle Mokey has held a special place in my heart for as long as I can remember. When he was in college, he would visit Daddy (Perk), Mother (Annie Grace), and me (Sheb) when I was a toddler and still an only child. I remember looking out the window before each visit anxiously waiting for Uncle Mokey to drive up because he always brought me gum and candy.
The most vivid memory of my childhood with Uncle Mokey was in the spring of 1952 when he introduced me to his girlfriend, my future Aunt Maxine, and they took me on their date to take pictures on the side of the road of us sitting in the beautiful crimson clover. Uncle Mokey drove, I sat in the middle of the front seat between them, and Aunt Maxine sat sideways with her back against the passenger door. Oh, what an impression she made on a three year old! I thought Aunt Maxine was just the 'coolest' sitting against that door and I also thought that this is how couples sit on dates and I could hardly wait to date, so I could sit up against the passenger door!
Uncle Mokey shared special memories throughout my life of Grandmother and Granddaddy raising their family and what it was like growing up with Daddy, Uncle Weldon, Aunt Theda, Aunt Mat, Uncle Bill, and Uncle J. I treasure these precious memories and I treasure my special bond with Uncle Mokey whom I love dearly.
With all my love,
Sheri
I am Judy Ward, your wonderful Dad’s first cousin, on his mother’s side. Aunt Myrtle and Uncle Gus brought up a “great” family. I am quite a bit younger than all their children, but have good memories of each of them. May God bless as each of you adjust to life without Elmo and Maxine.
Family,
Al was such an outstanding individual who did so much for this community. For many years I had the priviledge of being his deacon visitation partner. He never failed to bring some candy or fruit to give to the ones we visited in nursing homes. Al did so much for me and my family at First Federal,on the Pine Tree School Board , First Baptist Church plus so many more endeavers. A very quiet individual, most people never knew what all he did as a Godly servant. We will miss being at the service due to a family committment but our thoughs and prayers will be with you May God Comfort and Bless each of you in this difficult time.
"holley" and Patrick Noon
Uncle Mokie , Donald & I are truly going to miss you. I "Darlene" am going to miss our visits at Theda's aka "Thes" We love you!!!
