Darrell L. Davis
January 1, 1950 — October 16, 2021
Darrell L. Davis, 71, of Edinburg, passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at his home surrounded by his loving family.
Darrell was born on January 1, 1950, in Taylorville, the son of Robert D. and Theotis “Stub” (Owens) Davis. He graduated from Edinburg High School in 1968 and went on to enlist in the US Navy.
After his discharge he started his driving career, he worked for several companies then bough his own truck. He was the owner/operator of Darrell Davis Trucking Inc. until 2010, when he semi-retired for about 6 months. He then went to drive for Gary Ramsey Inc. and finished driving with Copeland Trucking.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
He enjoyed cooking out on the grill every day possible, having family and friends over, and loved watching his favorite NFL team, the Green Bay Packers and his St. Louis Cardinals.
Darrell is survived by his wife, Marisol (Mari) Davis of Edinburg; three sons, Chad (Alisha) of Cantrell, Brad (Breezi), of Edinburg, and Shawn (Jaycee) of Athens; grandchildren, Dakota (Jon) Jones, of Athens, Destyn Davis, of Springfield, Drayton Davis, of Auburn, Deyson Davis, of Cantrell, Pearl, Ezra, and Abilene Davis of Edinburg, and Konnor Robert Davis, of Kincaid; two great granddaughters and one on the way; sisters, Cheryl (Wayne) Sharp, of Taylorville, Debbie (Rob) Swinger, of Edinburg, and Marilyn Summers, of Taylorville; brothers, Robert (Sue) Davis of Edinburg, Kenny (JoEllen) Davis, of Edinburg, and Kevin (Betty) Davis of Abbyville, KS.; mother in law, Rosie Solis; numerous sisters and brothers in law, and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
The family would also like to give a special thanks to Memorial Home Hospice, Dr. McClintock, Dr. Srokowski, and Pat Schneider. Family will receive friends on Saturday, October 23, 2021 at Wilson Park Funeral Home, 109 E. Washington Street, in Edinburg from 10:00AM until the time of the Memorial Service at Noon with Pastor James Baldwin officiating.
Wilson Park Funeral Home in Edinburg is in charge of arrangements.
Love you my sweet brother in law.. you will be greatly missed… RIP
My most sincere condolences to my sister, nephews and the rest of the family.
Always on our minds, forever in our hearts. We will cherish all the good times we shared. You will be deeply missed, Darrell. Keep trucking, love you!!! The Tovar Family
My Brother in Law, you will be missed by so many people that love you. I, for one, thank the good Lord for bringing you into our lives. I will always cherish the times we spent together BBQing, having some drinks and talking smack about or NFL teams. You’re a great man, thank you for always taking care of my sister. I Love You Brother…RIP…
Our deepest condolence 💐🙏May God give you all the strength in your time of need. Darrell will for always be in our hearts. Love you sis ♥️
Our deepest condolences 💐🙏 May God give you all the strength in your time of need. Darrell will for always be in our hearts ♥️ love you sis.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are so sorry for your loss. ❤️Margarito, Belinda, Celina Marie & John Paul Solis
God bless your soul. Fly high with the angels. Watch over your for me!
God bless your soul. Fly high with the angels. Watch over your youngest son for me!
Thoughts and prayers are with you all during this heart breaking time. Rest in Paradise Darell
Our sincere sympathies to the Davis Family. I always enjoyed my conversation with him. He tried to teach me how to rope a propane tank as a kid. “Very patient man”. Full of smiles and laughter. And he was always kind enough to ask about my mom and dad when he spoke to me, As an adult. He will be missed. And I thank god he never killed me when I lit that cigarette for Chad once when we was very little. 😂. Lots of hugs to My cousins Cherry & David Veith.
Darrell you were always one of my favorite people. One of my dearest customers and a friend. God Bless you and my condolences to the entire family. Fly high and RIP
We were so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers.