Obituary for Nancy A. Davis
FORT WORTH - Nancy Abernathy Davis, 88, passed away Thursday, May 30, 2019.
Nancy was born Nov. 27, 1930, in Shelby, NC, to Thomas H. and Renner Brackett Abernathy.
Nancy was a resident of Fort Worth for 56 years, where she was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church, now affiliated with Benbrook UMC, Ridglea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, served as Mother Adviser of Ridglea Rainbow Assembly, recipient of the International Rainbow Grand Cross of Color, former president of the Fort Worth Scottish Rite Auxiliary, Rithmah Temple Daughter of the Nile, and Trinity Chapter of American Business Women's Association.
She was cafeteria manager at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Schools for many years and was employed by Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Center before she retired.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Robert; father of her children, Forrest A. (Red) Davis, Jr.; and two grandchildren, Andrew and Emily Davis.
Survivors: Two sons, George Davis and Forrest Davis, III, both of Decatur, Texas; daughter, Rennetta O'Quinn and husband, Steven of Kerrville; daughters-in-law, Laura Davis of Fort Worth and Becky Davis of Decatur, Texas; grandchildren, Allison and Allen Taylor, Benjamin and Kristi Davis, Annaliesa and Thomas Wallace, Carol and Kent Miller, Blake and Kayla O'Quinn, Drew and Jose Gomez and Delaney Davis; and 14 great-grandchildren, Tucker, Nancy Jane, Gunnar and Addie Taylor; Sierra, Ella and Grace Davis; Camille and Lane Wallace, Penny Miller, Heidi and Callahan O'Quinn and Mason and Logan Gomez.
FORT WORTH - Nancy Abernathy Davis, 88, passed away Thursday, May 30, 2019.
Nancy was born Nov. 27, 1930, in Shelby, NC, to Thomas H. and Renner Brackett Abernathy.
Nancy was a resident of Fort Worth for 56 years, where she was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church, now affiliated with Benbrook UMC, Ridglea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, served as Mother Adviser of Ridglea Rainbow Assembly, recipient of the International Rainbow Grand Cross of Color, former president of the Fort Worth Scottish Rite Auxiliary, Rithmah Temple Daughter of the Nile, and Trinity Chapter of American Business Women's Association.
She was cafeteria manager at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Schools for many years and was employed by Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Center before she retired.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Robert; father of her children, Forrest A. (Red) Davis, Jr.; and two grandchildren, Andrew and Emily Davis.
Survivors: Two sons, George Davis and Forrest Davis, III, both of Decatur, Texas; daughter, Rennetta O'Quinn and husband, Steven of Kerrville; daughters-in-law, Laura Davis of Fort Worth and Becky Davis of Decatur, Texas; grandchildren, Allison and Allen Taylor, Benjamin and Kristi Davis, Annaliesa and Thomas Wallace, Carol and Kent Miller, Blake and Kayla O'Quinn, Drew and Jose Gomez and Delaney Davis; and 14 great-grandchildren, Tucker, Nancy Jane, Gunnar and Addie Taylor; Sierra, Ella and Grace Davis; Camille and Lane Wallace, Penny Miller, Heidi and Callahan O'Quinn and Mason and Logan Gomez.
Obituary for Nancy A. Davis
FORT WORTH - Nancy Abernathy Davis, 88, passed away Thursday, May 30, 2019.
Nancy was born Nov. 27, 1930, in Shelby, NC, to Thomas H. and Renner Brackett Abernathy.
Nancy was a resident of Fort Worth for 56 years, where she was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church, now affiliated with Benbrook UMC, Ridglea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, served as Mother Adviser of Ridglea Rainbow Assembly, recipient of the International Rainbow Grand Cross of Color, former president of the Fort Worth Scottish Rite Auxiliary, Rithmah Temple Daughter of the Nile, and Trinity Chapter of American Business Women's Association.
She was cafeteria manager at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Schools for many years and was employed by Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Center before she retired.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Robert; father of her children, Forrest A. (Red) Davis, Jr.; and two grandchildren, Andrew and Emily Davis.
Survivors: Two sons, George Davis and Forrest Davis, III, both of Decatur, Texas; daughter, Rennetta O'Quinn and husband, Steven of Kerrville; daughters-in-law, Laura Davis of Fort Worth and Becky Davis of Decatur, Texas; grandchildren, Allison and Allen Taylor, Benjamin and Kristi Davis, Annaliesa and Thomas Wallace, Carol and Kent Miller, Blake and Kayla O'Quinn, Drew and Jose Gomez and Delaney Davis; and 14 great-grandchildren, Tucker, Nancy Jane, Gunnar and Addie Taylor; Sierra, Ella and Grace Davis; Camille and Lane Wallace, Penny Miller, Heidi and Callahan O'Quinn and Mason and Logan Gomez.
FORT WORTH - Nancy Abernathy Davis, 88, passed away Thursday, May 30, 2019.
Nancy was born Nov. 27, 1930, in Shelby, NC, to Thomas H. and Renner Brackett Abernathy.
Nancy was a resident of Fort Worth for 56 years, where she was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church, now affiliated with Benbrook UMC, Ridglea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, served as Mother Adviser of Ridglea Rainbow Assembly, recipient of the International Rainbow Grand Cross of Color, former president of the Fort Worth Scottish Rite Auxiliary, Rithmah Temple Daughter of the Nile, and Trinity Chapter of American Business Women's Association.
She was cafeteria manager at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Schools for many years and was employed by Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Center before she retired.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Robert; father of her children, Forrest A. (Red) Davis, Jr.; and two grandchildren, Andrew and Emily Davis.
Survivors: Two sons, George Davis and Forrest Davis, III, both of Decatur, Texas; daughter, Rennetta O'Quinn and husband, Steven of Kerrville; daughters-in-law, Laura Davis of Fort Worth and Becky Davis of Decatur, Texas; grandchildren, Allison and Allen Taylor, Benjamin and Kristi Davis, Annaliesa and Thomas Wallace, Carol and Kent Miller, Blake and Kayla O'Quinn, Drew and Jose Gomez and Delaney Davis; and 14 great-grandchildren, Tucker, Nancy Jane, Gunnar and Addie Taylor; Sierra, Ella and Grace Davis; Camille and Lane Wallace, Penny Miller, Heidi and Callahan O'Quinn and Mason and Logan Gomez.
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