UNICOI COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Fred E. Davis, 16 May 1998
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Fred E. Davis

Mr. Fred E. Davis, 71, of 923 Hoback Road died Saturdat, May 16, 1998 in the
Unicoi County Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Davis was a Washington County native, but had lived in Erwin since 1948.
He was a son of the late Manning S. and Emma Sparks Davis.

He was a World War II Army Veteran, having served in Japan. Mr. Davis was
employed at Nuclear Fuel Services as an Operator, having retired in 1990 after
32 years of service. He was a charter member of Southside Freewill Baptist
Church, where he served as a deacon for 40 years. He was the former teacher of
the men's Sunday school Bible class, also the young people's Bible class. He
was a former church treasurer for 25 years. Mr. Davis was a member of the
Centennial Lodge #491 F & AM, Knoxville Scottish Rite Bodies and Johnson City
York Rite Bodies. He was also a member of the Jericho Shrine Temple and Erwin
Shrine Club.

Othe rthan his parents, he was precede in death by: four brothers, Charlie,
Tom, David, and Swingle Davis; and one sister, Nancy Vance. Survivors inclue:
his wife, Ruby Mays Davis; two sons, Gary Davis, Johnson City, and Keith
Davis, Johnson City; two brothers, Arthur Davis, Chucky, and Elroy Davis,
Watauga; four grandchildren, Craig, Jennifer, Kevin and Keith; and several
nieces and nephews. Mr. Davis is interred in Evergreen Cemetery.