John Lionberger Davis

1878–1973 (age 95)

Biography

John Lionberger Davis led with thoughtful intention, always attentive to how best to serve the needs of his community. His generous attitude inspired others to engage in civic causes and created a ripple effect of goodwill.

Friends recall him as a steady presence, one who could be relied upon for wise counsel and heartfelt support in any endeavor.

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