Gloria DeLois Davis

September 10, 1938 - June 10, 2010

We love you Suga Momma!

Gloria DeLois Davis (Dee Dee) was born on September 10,1938 in Kansas City, Missouri to Ralph Vann Sr. and Lois Nicholson.

She was employed at Mercantile Bank, as a Data Entry Operator for many years, until her retirement in the early 90's. She then decided to move to Seattle, where she would live out the remainder of her life. Gloria was a wonderful mother and a loving grandmother, who loved to cook, crochet, make ceramics and leather wallets, which she would give as gifts to family and friends. She was loved by many because of her giving heart, beautiful smile and the fact that she cared so deeply for her family & friends.

If you didn't know anything else about Gloria, you knew she threw down in the kitchen! Cooking was one of the things she loved to do and was great at it. She will be missed!

Gloria departed her life on June 10, 2010 at the Emerald Hills Rehabilitation Center, Lynnwood, WA. Both her parents & her children's father proceeded her in death.

Gloria leaves to cherish her memory; one brother; Ralph Vann Jr.; two sisters; Sandra Surratt (Curtis) and Sharon Morgan, all from Kansas City, MO; her loving sons, Ronald Davis (Eloise) Everett, WA, Adrian Davis Bothell, WA, Richard Davis (LaDrina) Kansas City, MO & Andre' Davis (Gaynell) Mt. Lake Terrace, WA; her daughters, Karla Clemens (Arthur) Seattle, WA, Kimberly Abernathy (Curtis) Kansas City, MO & Shauna Davis (Kareem) Seattle, WA; step sons; Billy T. Holman (Joann) Independence, MO; Mark Holman (Fidela) Martinez, CA; step daughter; Karen Armstrong Kansas City, MO; 18 grandchildren; 7 step grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren; 5 step great grandchildren; a host of nieces, cousins and many other relatives and friends. Gloria will be sadly missed but never forgotten. We love you Suga Momma!

Funeral Information

A celebration of life will be held at the University Lutheran Church on Saturday June 19. at 4:00 p.m. 1604 NE 50th Street, Seattle, WA 98105. Officiated by Reverend Roosevelt Lindsay.

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