Lindsey Lee Davis
December 26, 1985 - February 8, 2016
Obituary
Lindsey Lee Davis, aged 30, died on the morning of Feb. 8 in Puyallup, WA. She is survived by her mother, Wanda Davis (Jeri Watkins); her father, Gary Davis; her sister, Jessica Davis; her son, Alexander Davis; extended family and countless friends.
Lindsey was a kind spirit who enjoyed spending time with her friends and family. She will be remembered for her beautiful smile and her big hugs. She is deeply missed and will live on in the hearts and minds of those who loved her.
A memorial service will be held at Bonney Watson Funeral Home in Federal Way, WA on Feb. 20 at 11 AM, with a reception to follow immediately after the service.
RIP baby girl
RIP Beautiful Angel,
I am so sorry I never got the pleasure to meet her, But any family of yours has a place in my heart. Many prayers and much love and hugs to all.
Trudi
Lindsey, Im sorry I didnt have the pleasure of getting to know you or your son. I met your mom a couple times and have followed her on facebook. She always posts pictures of her children and grandson, and partner Jeri. She was so very proud of all of you, no matter what you were doing. She love’s you unconditionally. My heart aches for her as she and you son, sister father and the rest of your family lay you to rest. God bless you, you will always be your mothers child in her heart. Wish i could be there.
Wanda,
Angela and I are thinking of you. We are so sorry for your loss.
Jack
My heart breaks for all of you.
I will forever miss you! I will never forget all the years of fun times we spent together! I LOVE YOU MORE!
Now you are at peace. Your family is grieving your loss. You were loved unconditionally and will be missed. Prayers and thoughts are with them in their sorrow.
Lindsey lindsey you will be missed
i am so sad and angry and very pissed
The days of driving and the days of game
drinking & smoking and whats his name?
dancing to techno and gambling galore
staying up till 5 and hearing you snore
Out came alex, the nightmare number two
He got his looks, from the one and only you
you were interrupted but had the craft
could break a smile and make me laugh
You will not be forgotten I promise you that
When alex turns 18 i’ll make him get a tat
The goddess will protect and bless it be
Please say hi to jamie and jeremy
This is a goodbye it wont be the last
I loved your friendship it was a blast
Take care take care my little one
we will meet again soon and have some fun
Lindsey, I am so glad I got to meet and eventually call you my best friend. Its gonna suck living in this world without you. I miss you so much. I know your probably laughing at me right now because leave it to me to mess up the dates on my tattoos lol. I miss you laugh and your smile and you being here to comfort me when I’m sad. I’m sorry the last few years we went different ways and didn’t see much of each other but I t was for good reason and you now you that. I love you with all of my heart.
Lindsey I know that we haven’t met face to face but you have been like a sister to me for a long time. It pains me to know that you’re not here to give me advice. But you are up in Heaven with God and no longer in pain. I love you and miss you sissy.
I just learned of this today and it broke my heart. I met Lindsey online back around 2003, and it did not take long for me to fall head over heels for her. I was a pretty square guy until I met her. She introduced me to MSI, and opened my mind to so many things that a Midwest boy never came across. For a time we were in love, and we talked all night on the phone. When we weren’t on the phone we were online writing beautiful stories together. It was for stupid reasons we broke up, and I never really forgave myself for my part in it. Over the years I’d check up on her, and the last time I did, she seemed happy with the way her life was going, and how happy she was with her son. She was dating someone, if I remember correctly, and I was elated that she was getting everything she deserved. But now I sit here with a weight on my shoulders feeling terrible for letting so much time having passed by. Lindsey was the most wonderful spirit I have ever known, and she burned so bright that at times it was blinding. I owe her so much for the man I became, and the path that my life took. My heart goes out to her family, but just know that she is watching over you all with that beautiful smile of hers.