Roy P. Davis
February 4, 1949 ~ May 4, 2025
Born in:
San Antonio , Texas
Resided in:
Sanford, Maine
It is with profound sadness that the family of Roy Paul Davis, age 76, announces his passing. He died peacefully on May 4, 2025, at his home in Sanford, Maine surrounded by his wife and son.
He was born February 4, 1949 in San Antonio, Texas to Juan and Mercedes Davis. Raised and lived in Clyde, Ohio. 1968 graduate of Clyde High School. Go Fliers! After high school, he went into the Airforce and did two tours in Vietnam.
He then returned to Ohio for several years until relocating to New Hampshire, worked alongside his brother and best friend John. He later spent several years in fiber optics as a technician/foreman. Retiring in 2014 from Connectivity Point.
He accomplished his dream of owning a home on the lake, where he could walk outside and fish anytime. He enjoyed fishing and kayaking with his best friend and love of his life, Tina.
He is survived by his wife Tina, daughter Erica (Jim) Keegan, Son Jeremiah (Dawn) Davis, Daughter Chelsea Davis. Grandchildren: Levi, Brady, Korbin, Aria and Maddox. Sisters: Maria Norman, Dora Byers and Diana (Gene) Baker, Brothers: Jesse (Mickey) Davis, Greg Davis, Sister-in-law: Ketia Davis, Sandra Davis, Tammy Cole and his brother-in-law: Larry Fultz.
He is preceded in death by his parents Juan and Mercedes Davis, sisters: Rose Hillenbrand, Teresa Fultz, Cecelia (Jim) Ferguson, brothers: Raymond Davis, John Davis and Joe (Juanita) Davis.
He will be deeply missed by his family, friends and all who knew him. He was one in a million. We are better for knowing and being loved by him. Rest papa, we continue your life and legacy.
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Your last breath here was your first in heaven. My best memory of you that I will forever hold on to, is when you allowed me to hold your hands and pray with you. I know when you moved from here to your eternal home, Jesus was right there waiting. I will not say “Good-bye” but I will say, “See you later” I will watch over Tina and so will your children. Oh, and when I see the full moon….I will always think of you, Tina and me. (Hehehehe)
Tina, I am so proud of how you walked Roy through the most difficult time in His life and in yours. You made a promise to keep him home and with the help of his amazing children you all gave Roy the best gift ever. May God hold your heart as you grieve for the love of your life and may God’s peace wash over you and the kids every day. ❤️
You’re a proud Mexican American. You worked hard with and for your family , your entire life . You achieved the American dream. You served your country. You always said to work hard for what you want . And be happy .
You met Tina… the best decision you ever made . It wasn’t always easy. She made you a better man. You two are soul mates . You were afraid to leave Tina, and us kids… we made you a promise. We will all be ok. We will. But we will be sad at times . I told you, we (kids) are the last fabrics of yourself… we will continue your life and legacy . And will always be there for our mom, Tina .
I love you daddy, forever .
So truly sorry for the loss of Uncle Roy! I will miss him dearly. He was always so much fun to be around! To Tina and his children… May God hold you tight through this very difficult time! Enjoy Paradise, Uncle Roy and give mama your siblings and grandma and grandpa a big hug for me. Till we all meet again . What fun that will be!!!❤️ Margot Hillenbrand
Tina and family – my deepest sympathies in the passing of your husband, father, grandfather. May time heal your hearts, and the pain replaced with all the loving memories you all shared. God Bless all of you. Ann Laflamme and family
I was heartbroken to hear about your loss. Please accept my deepest condolences. Losing someone we love is never easy, and I want you to know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time.
My deepest condolences to Tina and family. May the Lord ease your hearts during this difficult time.