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Dad's Angel Has an Angel Pallbearers Johnnie Mosley, Oliver Chance, Bernard Bradley Sr., Bernard Bradley Jr., Robert Walker, Stephen Thompson Acknowledgements The family & friends of the late Ricky Lee Davis would like to thank you for your loving comfort, support, and concerns, which you have extended during this time of bereavement. “A good man leaves an inheritance to his Special thank you to the Chance Family for all the love and support, and children’s children…” –Proverbs 13:22 everything you all have done to help the family of the late Ricky Lee Davis during this difficult time. You all went above and beyond; we are Dad’s Angel has an Angel humbled and truly thankful. Nothing in this world is like the love of a father for his little girl. Final resting place So I know it was never your intention to hurt me, but daddy this Sunset Memorial Gardens has broken me. 3201 NW 19th Street Even though I know you will be watching us from the heavens, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 this pain still cuts so deep. I know you’re in a better place, but daddy, at night I can’t sleep. You had a pain that I could not heal; a void that I could not fill. The day you left, God made you whole but He also took a piece of my soul. It’s selfish to want you to stay, but I wasn’t ready for you to leave. I’m trying to be strong for your grandson and watch him like you told me. I never knew my eyes could cry this much. Your favorite color was blue, and now I am too. I will hold on to your memories, your lessons and wisdom. I pray you saw your mothers face at the Lord’s throne, and she told you how much she missed you. Through these tears, and this pain, I can smile at the good times. And last night I got your message that everything will be fine. When it rained, I knew God opened heaven’s gate for you. Donovan asked if you had wings in heaven and I told him yes, the rawest pair too. Daddy, you’re my angel now. We miss you. -Love forever Shay & Donovan Life Reflections Order Of Service Ricky Lee Davis (Breezeway/Rick) was born August 24, 1964 to Mrs. Wilma Lee Wright Jones and Mr. Buddy Davis in Officiating Pastor: Rev. Charles Jackson Statesboro, Georgia (Bulloch County). Choir: Kalo Rick’s family moved to Fort Lauderdale, Florida around the early 1970s. After Rick lost his mother at the age of 9, he remained in Florida and was raised by his stepfather Mr. Mack Processional E. Jones (Big Mack) and his stepmother Mrs. Cynthia Jones. Selection Kalo Rick is a high school graduate, he attended Dillard High School. Rick did work as a warehouse associate, plumber, and Viewing forklift operator. He was well known for his ambition, drive and entrepreneurship. Welcome and Opening Prayer Rick was a loving, and devoted father and grandfather to Scripture Reading his daughter, Shaday Peeples (Ina), and grandson, Donovan Jenkins. Shaday was his only child whom he called, Dad’s Old Testament Johnnie Mosley Angel. Ecclesiastes 3:1-4 Rick was a God fearing man. He read his bible daily, and New Testament Leeyah Saunders attended Mount Bethel Baptist Church. John 14:1-4 Rick married Odetta Davis in 2000. They divorced after 12 years but remained close. They never fell out of love. Message Rev. Charles Jackson June 14, 2019, Rick was diagnosed with cancer. He fought Choir Kalo that battle with faith that God’s will would be done. Praise Dance Rick’s legacy will live on through his daughter, Shaday Peeples, and Grandson Donovan Jenkins. Remarks (Limited two minutes) Rick had a big heart and was always there to be a blessing to Closing Prayer 23 Psalms others. He leaves to cherish his memories, Brother Johnnie Mosley (Elizabeth), Step mother Cynthia Jones, Sister-in-law Rozzie Mosley (Ronald-deceased), Uncle John Wright Junior (NC.), Aunt Maggie Kelly (GA.), Uncle Eugene Wright (GA); Step siblings Melinda, Mesach, Marcolm Jones, Ex-Wife Odetta Davis (Nicki), Baby mama Ina Peeples Spencer (Netta); those he loved as his own kids: Teela Houston, Latoya Toney, “… to be absent Brandon Chance, Leeyah Saunders, and Ja’al Williams (JaJa); Family/Friends like family: Sharon Burke (Sheshe), Tony from the body and Burke, Olivia Chance (Libby), Owen Chance, Oliver Chance present with the (Petey), Rev. Charles Jackson, Bernard Bradley Sr. (Crow), Bernard Bradley Jr. (Man), Theresa Weems (Penny), Katerris Lord.” Dickerson, Melanie Harrold (Mel), Stephen Thompson (Step), Bryan Tynes (B), and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, -2 Corinthians 5: 8. family and friends. Preceded in death by: Brother Ronald Mosley, Sisters Shirley Mosley, and Sharon Mosley..
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