Livonia/Williamson: Pastor George V. Davis Jr., 90 years old most recently from Williamson, NY passed away peacefully at Livingston County Skilled Nursing Facility on Thursday, September 5, 2019 and is now in the presence of the Lord. He was born in Chester, PA. to the late George and Marcie Davis. George is predeceased by his son; David Michael Davis. Survived by his sweetheart and wife of 55 years; Judith Lynn Davis, his sons, Robert G. (Tammy) Davis of Conesus, James J. (Peggy) Davis of Elizabeth, CO, his grandchildren; Kendra (Dylan) Gibson, Rachel (Walker) Haynes, Stacee (Richard) Muolo, Haylee (Brandon) Reynolds, and his nine great grandchildren and predeceased by one more waiting for him in heaven. Also survived by so many loving friends and is resting in the arms of his savior. “AIN’T GOD GOOD”
George had a great impact in the Livonia community when he served as the Pastor of the Livonia Community Church for 26 years. Every path in life he walked, he always touched many lives. He served in the US Army during the Korean conflict. He was a lifetime member of the Harrison Lee Post and was the Chaplain of Livonia Fire Department for many years.
Friends and family are invited to call on Monday, September 9, 2019 from 4-7PM at the Kevin W. Dougherty Funeral Home, 21 Big Tree Street, Route 15 and 20A in Livonia, where his funeral service will take place on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 12 NOON. Memorial Contributions may be made to: the Livonia Community Church, 9 High Street, PO Box 209, Livonia, NY 14487. To share a memory or a condolence please visit: www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com
George hold a special place in our hearts. First he lead my brother to the lord 12 hours before he died. He also lead my wife Maureen to the lord and then married us 36 years ago. George was a very kind person and a faithful servant of the lord.
My heart goes out to the Davis family. Pastor George was a blessing to everyone he touch. I had the pleasure of working with him and Judy when they started the Livonia Food pantry and helping with Surplus food distribution.. Him and Judy were such caring people always helping everyone.. Hes resting in Gods loving arms now . My heart goes out to his wife Judy God bless her and family..
Pastor George was a wonderful man of God and a great spiritual leader. He had a major impact on my personal life and family when I was a teenager, our family was a part of Livonia Community Church for a number of years when he was pastor. I clearly remember the impact his preaching and teaching had on my dad and I also distinctly remember him speaking words of encouragement over me as we would greet each other coming and going from church. Some of the things he said have come back to me at different key moments in my life. He loved his community, his family, and the people he pastored and it showed!
Wally and I surely have great memories of you and Pastor George through Koinonia. We love you and will be praying for God’s peace and comfort during this time. Looking for that great reunion in the air!
Judy and family, I am deeply sorry for your loss. George was a great man and he was right there for my family through my mothers loss. I cant think of George without thinking about that ’89 Park Ave he sold to my father and going to your house on Branch St with my dad. You all are in my thoughts and prayers!!
Judy and family. Sorry for your loss. Pastor George played such an important role in my life as a spiritual leader. He was an example of a true selfless shepherd.
Last time we talked he was telling me that he was seeing a person occasionally going between the bathroom and bedroom but couldn’t see his face. He was sure it was the Lord and that He would reveal His face eventually and that would be it He would take him home.
His biggest concern was that people would make a fuss over him. He did not want a hero’s send off. No recognition for military service or speeches saying what a great man he was. Rather the focus should be on Jesus.
It is good that we share fond memories of Pastor George and what he meant to us as we grieve his loss. But to truly honor him we need to be sharing Jesus with others. “Lift Jesus Higher” as he would say.
How would I sum up Pastor George? A sinner save by grace who was ever aware of what Jesus had done for him and lived his life to serve Him. As John the Baptist said “I must decrease so He may increase” so Pastor George lived.
He will truly be missed
He was my pastor growing up. I have An identical twin sister and even after he had watch us grow up from babies he still have to check our ears to see which one had the freckle to tell us apart. I have a lot of great memories from that church rather it was release time on Tuesday’s, VBS in the summer, helping with the food pantry, Sunday school, etc. I loved George and Judy! So glad he is home and in the presence of the Lord ??
Both Rose and i only knew GEORGE and JUDY for about two years. We celebrated,holidays,and birthdays together.,being we lived next door to them. We could never say just how much we loved them. George was an inspiration to everyone he touched. We will miss him very much. Good by old friend .We will see you on the other side WE LOVE YOU ROSEMARIE AND JIM.
We were so very sad and sorry to hear of George passing. He is with his lord now at peace no pain. Gene and I are very sorry we won’t be able to stop in to see the family. Prior plan. Please know we will be with you all in thoughts and love.Cherol and Gene Shoup
Pastor George was a true friend to my son Doug who lived next door to him
on Branch St. in Livonia. He also did my Father-in-laws funeral Walt Nichols
which was so personable and wonderful. He will be missed by many and my he rest in peace with the Lord almighty.
I am so sorry to hear this news.My thoughts and prayers to family and loved ones!
I will always remember the time when Pastor George and I lost a carp at the end of a dock on Conesus Lake. We may have lost the fish but there is no doubt he was a true Fisher of Men. You will be missed.
My father always made sure I knew how much he loved me, and I loved him back. The lengths he would go to to bring me joy! Like at Christmas which he made so special. He wouldn’t put up our tree, trains, gifts or any decorations until after we went to bed Christmas eve. He’d work late into the night. He told me later how he loved to see the look on our faces when we came out next morning to see all the wonders that Santa had accomplished that night. We enjoyed many fishing trips, ball games, and watching football together. He was an amazingly strong man to over come all that he did and become a pastor. We talked a lot about our football teams and the old days in recent years, but most important to him was had I been saved. I was happy to tell him that yes I have been. I’ll miss our talks Dad, but I’ll see you in heaven one day.
Love Jim
Sorry to hear about Pastor George. I’m sure God is welcoming His long-time friend! I remember when our daughter, Mary Kay, was going to summer Bible school. There was a break of some kind, so she thought it was over, and walked home. She was about 5 or so, and had to cross a few streets! Pastor George went to find her, and got to her before she crossed 20A, thankfully. We were always so grateful to him and his kindness.
George never stopped sharing the word of God. He shard his word and lived his word. Amazing to see God working in him. Ain’t God good is right. All the time. I will miss my time with him. George this may be the year for the bills.
Pastor Davis had a special place in our hearts. He led me to the Lord and he united Ron and I in marriage. We had the privilege of visiting with Judy last week. What a blessing! We didn’t get to visit with Pastor Davis as he was resting. We will just postpone that visit till we see him in heaven. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. We will miss you Pastor Davis! Till we meet again.
My thoughts and prayers are with Judy and the family. Pastor George made a difference in my life as a teen and I am grateful for his wisdom and influence. May God’s peace be with him and with the family.
Pastor George will always have a special place in my heart. Last time I saw him I told him if I weren’t to see him again that I’d see him in heaven . So Pastor George I’ll see you when I get there and until then you will be missed.
Judy – keep those wonderful memories alive in your heart ??
Some of my fondest memories
1. Oct 24 1992 was truly a double Blessing Day – that was the day Pastor George not only united our daughter with your son in marriage ; he also merged two families that have grown together in love through the years
2. Thankful he officiated at & blessed the renewal of my wedding vows
3.Sharing many Christmas Eve candle light services
4. Crew cuts & Hawaiian print shirts
It has been an honor to know him
Love him and worship with him
Heaven has gained a beautiful soul ?
Love
Wanda Ayers
I am so sorry to hear about Pastor George’s passing. He touched many lives including mine. He will forever hold a special place in my heart. My heartfelt condolences to Judy and family. And in answer to, “Ain’t God good?” “All the time, and all the time, God is good!”
So sorry to hear! He did my Father-In-Law’s funeral and did a great job! So nice and a great loss to our Community!