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Kenneth Wayne Davis

1960 ∼ 2020

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Kenneth Wayne Davis, 60, of Nederland, Texas passed away Monday, November 30, 2020 at Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont, Texas.

Kenneth was born May 30, 1960 in Port Arthur, Texas to Billy Fred Davis and Dixie Crumpler Davis. He was a lifelong area resident and member of the Baptist faith.

Kenneth was a CDL License professor at Lamar Port Arthur, and was a member of Groves Masonic Lodge #1315.

Kenneth was preceded in death by his mother, Dixie Casey; and father, B.F. "Rusty" Davis.

Survivors include his wife, Jennifer Davis of Nederland; step-father, Michael Casey, daughters, Caitlyn Williams and husband John of Dallas, Brandi Burnett of Nederland, and Charla Bailey and husband Jonathan of Port Neches; sister, Kay Doucet of Groves; brothers, Greg Davis and wife Patsy of Colleyville, and Gary Davis and wife Lisa of Groves; grandchildren, Breanna Wyble, Brock Wyble, Tessa Bailey, Jenna Bailey, and Claudia Williams.

A visitation for family and friends will be held on Friday, December 4, 2020 at Levingston Funeral Home in Groves from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Friends wishing to make memorial contributions may send them to: Southeast

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Anonymous December 6, 2020
So sorry for your loss! I have so many wonderful memories of our families growing up together! We miss our Patty and Jim ! Our love and prayers are with you! The Laurents family ❤️
Anonymous December 6, 2020
So sorry to hear of this loss. I graduated with Kenny. May he rest in peace.
Anonymous December 4, 2020
All around great guy! It was a privilege and honor to know him! Rest in Peace Skinny Kenny.
Anonymous December 4, 2020
So very sorry for you and your brothers loss. But Ken will be waiting for all of you in heaven. Also he is enjoying being with his mother and father. What a joyful time for them. Remember the good times Praying for all of you. Pat Lyle
Anonymous December 3, 2020
Kay, Greg, and Gary....I'm so sorry to hear of Kenny's passing. I'll always think of his cock eyed grin, cracking jokes and just being a free spirit. I'll be keep y'all in my prayers over the next days, weeks , and months❤️🙏 Sincerely, René Rogers Buckley
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Anonymous December 2, 2020
Ken was there when I first got to 908 Boston god be with you brother thank you
Anonymous December 2, 2020
Ken was our Instructor , teacher and friend at we pray that in this difficult time that the love of God shelters and mend the family . our deepest sympathies to the family for this great loss. Erskin, Harriet , Courtney, Isaac, Rodney Claudia, William, Claudia, Jamaal, Jheryll Quincy, Tashara, Mykeisha.
Anonymous December 2, 2020
Ken and I really grew to understand and respect one another over the years; so much so that we became friends. People who ordinarily would not mix. About a year ago, riding my bicycle, I heard a motorcycle rolling slowly up behind me - it was Ken. He smiled and looked over at me as we rolled along together for a few seconds. He gave me an approving chin-up before roaring off with a laugh. I encountered him, and Jenny, in the parking lot on Nederland Ave; I'd had a flat on my bike and he wanted to make sure I was OK and didn't need help. I always enjoyed talking to Ken, and really appreciated his attentive, fully-present, listening. Ken was a good guy - I sure will miss our chats (but I sense he'll be riding with me more often now).
Anonymous December 2, 2020
Ken never judged me and always let me make my own decisions after some suggestions. He was always the calm in the middle of the storm. No one could ever replace you! Grateful for the time I had with you. Harper and I will miss you! Love you buddy! Bree
Anonymous December 2, 2020
Ken was the first to welcome me when I began my recovery journey. He would always put the newcomers first because he was always mindful that recovery from alcoholism was a life and death matter. Yet, Ken had the ability to "wear life as a loose garment." There's always going to be an empty chair at the meetings, Ken, for you will never be forgotten. See you when I get there.
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Ken was my Friend! I watched him on his journey and what a journey it was!!! See you in the morning Ken!
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You always got it. See you at home, brother.
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Ken, How many lives did you touch? How many souls have you helped save over the years? Only God knows that!!! But all of us who were lucky enough to have crossed your path we're blessed by your presence. Your ability to help others through your special way helped so many people. You forever shaped and changed my life thank you Ken. May you ride your Harley eternally on the Golden highways of Heaven Ken. See you soon brother!!!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Anonymous December 1, 2020
I loved listening to him speak. I learned so much from Ken. A true loss to our community. You are missed.
Anonymous December 1, 2020
My most sincere condolences to the friends and family of Ken. I always look forward to seeing and hearing him daily as he was a source of inspiration and a shining example of the power of life. I am deeply saddened by this loss. I pray for peace and comfort for the family. May his memory be a blessing to all.
Anonymous December 1, 2020
Family take comfort in these words: To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord!!!!
Anonymous December 1, 2020
I'll see you on the other side.
Anonymous December 1, 2020
Ken was my dear friend most caring kindhearted go out of his way to help anyone who needed help. He was a Man that gave back big time he would stop whatever he was doing. I will never forget you Ken. Praying for Jennifer and all the lots and lots of people you have helped such a loss. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Anonymous December 1, 2020
So many wonderful memories with Ken. All the way from high school, our double dates my husband and I had with him, through the "halls", through my mother's death, and matching motorcycles. He always said "if you're scared, say you're scared". What a great person he was, he touched many many people. We are all blessed.
Anonymous December 1, 2020
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Anonymous December 1, 2020
Ken was one of the very first faces I came to know at 908 Boston. I was only 23 years old then. I remember hearing him share about living in the sunlight of the spirit. When I made my way back to that room 19 months ago, I was 44 and there he was still sharing his experience, strength, and hope. He had a new demeanor about him. He had more peace, more joy. Last time I saw him, he was standing on the front porch asking me about our long time friend, Dickie. Then he smiled real big and told me about Jenny. He seemed to be happy with life as it was. My heart goes out to all who will miss him. I'm glad he got to be part of my journey too. Fly high Ken. What a day you must having now my friend.