Obituary for Alex Davis
Alex “Spanky” LeeArnold Davis began his life on June 10, 1973, in Huntsville, Alabama, to the late Mr. Willie Lee Davis and Mrs. Lorene Moore Davis. He departed this life on January 1, 2023, in Huntsville, Alabama.
Throughout Alex “Spanky” life, he was a smart and hardworking person. He enjoyed being around family, friends, and loved ones. Alex was a kind persona nd like meeting new people. He was well known by many and will be greatly missed. He was a people person and met no strangers. Alex was the best person to make anyone smile and could engage in a good conversation.
Alex leaves behind to cherish his memories three sons: Brandon Davis, Jarkeise Hill, and Lamont Denarius Baker; one daughter: Charmanique Taylor; two granddaughters: ALexianna Taylor and Taliyah Jackson; six brothers: Larry E. (Cheryl) Moore, Filly W. Moore, Isaiah L. (Eureka) Davis, Michael W. (Willie) Davis, Jeffery B. (Rose) Davis, and Brady C. (Vanessa) Davis; three sisters: Willie Mae (Corey) Davis, Felicia S. Robert, and Barbara A. Davis; five aunts: Irene Mack, Alma Moore Pettus, Ludie Moore Appleton, Annie Davis Macklin, Dolly Burks, and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Throughout Alex “Spanky” life, he was a smart and hardworking person. He enjoyed being around family, friends, and loved ones. Alex was a kind persona nd like meeting new people. He was well known by many and will be greatly missed. He was a people person and met no strangers. Alex was the best person to make anyone smile and could engage in a good conversation.
Alex leaves behind to cherish his memories three sons: Brandon Davis, Jarkeise Hill, and Lamont Denarius Baker; one daughter: Charmanique Taylor; two granddaughters: ALexianna Taylor and Taliyah Jackson; six brothers: Larry E. (Cheryl) Moore, Filly W. Moore, Isaiah L. (Eureka) Davis, Michael W. (Willie) Davis, Jeffery B. (Rose) Davis, and Brady C. (Vanessa) Davis; three sisters: Willie Mae (Corey) Davis, Felicia S. Robert, and Barbara A. Davis; five aunts: Irene Mack, Alma Moore Pettus, Ludie Moore Appleton, Annie Davis Macklin, Dolly Burks, and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.