In the summer when I lived in Quakertown.Cynthia and I would go to Cape May and spend a couple of days just relaxing. Howard Davis was the best cook on the grill.I will miss him. He was and will always be a great man.Now Heaven has a great man.Love Nancy
I'm one of the "many nieces and nephews" and have only the fondest memories of my Uncle Howard -- from introducing me to opera and Leonard Bernstein, and all-round being a beloved relative in my life. My love and prayers go to my Aunt Helen, and my cousins Cynthy and Phil. I love you all. Curt
Howard was the most kind and gentle man - a gentleman - always friendly and pleasant. I'm glad that Howard came into our lives and now we will miss him. God bless you, Howard.
My father was a good man, a real gentleman, quiet and true. Although unassuming, he had great strength of character and conviction. He was, and will remain, the yardstick by which I judge myself.
Helen and family:
As a Deacon at the Clinton Presbyterian Church, I am praying for you all during this difficult time. I did not have the chance to meet Howard but during our Deacon meetings, it was apparent he was a very special person. May God bring you peace and comfort knowing Howard is now in His hands.
Helen and Family,
You are in my prayers. While I didn't have a chance to get to know Howard well, I am sure he was a dear man. May God keep you in the palm of his hand.
I remember my father as a wonderful person, a great Dad, and someone with a great appreciation for life and everything it had to offer. He was dedicated to his family, his church, his friends and his work. I will never forget his wonderful dry sense of humor and appreciation for the funny ironies in the world around him. I love him and miss him, but I know he had a long and fulfilling, and happy life. What more could you ask for.
Dear Helen:
I am so sorry for your loss. God gave you 57 years together. What a blessing!
While I only got to talk to Howard briefly, he really loved his work and I could tell that we could have talked for hours about his life's work. More importantly, it's clear that you were an awesome couple - and an awesome family. May you find peace in the knowledge that he is now with God and in no pain. Love, Candy
