Dorothy was born August 22,1931, in Lynnville, TN, to William Oscar and Pearl May (Brown) Sharp.
She married Everett Davis August 8, 1951. Everett preceded her in death along with her parents; four brothers; three sisters and infant son, David.
Surviving is her daughter, Kathy (Steven) Davis-Flores; her son, Rick (Trish) Davis; as well as her stepson, Dwight (Sue) Davis and a bonus daughter, Betty Schlink. Also surviving are her four grandchildren, Natalie Davis (Andy), Stefanie (Kyle) Freeman, Andrea Davis and Drew (Jenny) Davis.
Dorothy dedicated her life to being a wonderful mother and grandmother. She spent many days making wonderful memories with her grandchildren. Building forts, sledding, going to "Yogi Bear Park," family vacations to Disney World and cooking for them. She was an excellent baker and loved to make cookie platters for Christmas, her favorite holiday. She and Everett enjoyed boating for many years on the Illinois River with many trips to The Great Lakes. She also enjoyed taking long walks, having her morning coffee while scanning the newspaper. She will be deeply missed.
A private graveside service will be held at Eastlawn Memorial Gardens in her honor, where she will be laid to rest alongside her husband and love of her life, Everett.
Pantagraph (Bloomington, IL) - December 24, 2021
Dorothy was born August 22,1931, in Lynnville, TN, to William Oscar and Pearl May (Brown) Sharp.
She married Everett Davis August 8, 1951. Everett preceded her in death along with her parents; four brothers; three sisters and infant son, David.
Surviving is her daughter, Kathy (Steven) Davis-Flores; her son, Rick (Trish) Davis; as well as her stepson, Dwight (Sue) Davis and a bonus daughter, Betty Schlink. Also surviving are her four grandchildren, Natalie Davis (Andy), Stefanie (Kyle) Freeman, Andrea Davis and Drew (Jenny) Davis.
Dorothy dedicated her life to being a wonderful mother and grandmother. She spent many days making wonderful memories with her grandchildren. Building forts, sledding, going to "Yogi Bear Park," family vacations to Disney World and cooking for them. She was an excellent baker and loved to make cookie platters for Christmas, her favorite holiday. She and Everett enjoyed boating for many years on the Illinois River with many trips to The Great Lakes. She also enjoyed taking long walks, having her morning coffee while scanning the newspaper. She will be deeply missed.
A private graveside service will be held at Eastlawn Memorial Gardens in her honor, where she will be laid to rest alongside her husband and love of her life, Everett.
Pantagraph (Bloomington, IL) - December 24, 2021
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