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Linwood Davis

Linwood Davis, age 83,of Cherokee Village, was born January 9, 1927 in New Orleans, Louisiana, the only child of Percy L. and Tenney Spence Davis. He enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War II and served in Japan with the 1st Cavalry Division after the war as a Japanese interpreter. Following graduation from Concordia (Lutheran) Seminary, St Louis, Missouri in 19854 where he served three congregations in Tokyo, Fukushina and Fukaya. His stateside ministry included pastoral service in the greater St. Louis area, Southern Illinois, Southern California and Arkansas. He retired from the Louisiana Hospital Association as Director of Public Relations and Director of Education. He is survived by his wife Gloria of Cherokee Village, Sons Mitchell Davis of Sherwood, AR., Preston Davis of Flagstaff, Arizona and Alvin Karter of Ponchatoula, Louisiana Daughters Donna Bouterie of Hammond, Louisiana, Suellen Buckley of New Orleans, Louisiana and Renee’ Champagne of Gonzales, Louisiana and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents, one son Linwood Davis Jr and a granddaughter Beverly.

A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 11:00am at Peace Lutheran Church of Cherokee Village with Pastor Brian Pummell officiating. Memorials may be made to the Church.

 


Condolences and Messages
Message From: Glenda Smith Email Address: gsmith007@yahoo.com
Jim and Eddie Ray were friends from way back...I'm sure they are in heaven right now talking over old times.
Message From: Albert Herbert Email Address: achsr@bellsouth.net
Linwood, and many other children were raised in the Bethlehem Orphan's Home. I mam so very proud of the blessing Our Lord showered on Linwood. I was so proud when Linwood had an opportunity to preach the sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church In Baton Rouge. Louisiana. God has blessed the Davis family and I am sure you all know that Linwood is with our Lord, whom he loved dearly. I pray that his faith has filtered into each of his family members and you feel the comfort knowing that he is much better than we are at this time.

 

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