After a short, courageous battle
with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) our beloved Steven Lee Davis, peacefully and
quietly departed from this life and returned to his Heavenly Father on February
9, 2010.
Steve was born on June 17, 1956 to
David Franklin Davis and Jean May Pitts Davis.He served a LDS mission in Pennsylvania
where he met his sweetheart, Cookie Ponce.They were later married on March 27, 1982 in Pennsylvania.Their marriage was later solemnized in the SaltLakeTemple.
Steve attended the University of Utah, where he later became a dedicated
employee, as a project manager. He was also an avid Ute fan.Steve was an Eagle Scout and a devoted member
of the LDS church and enjoyed serving others.
Steve loved being with his family,
more than anything.He took great
pleasure in taking them on vacations.We
mourn our loss, he will be missed by all, but we rejoice in his peace.
He is survived by his wife, Cookie;
children, Danielle, Brynn (Bradley) Lystrup , Elise (Daniel) Radack, Kai;
brothers, David Frank (Luella), Robert, Michael B. (Susan).Preceded in death by parents, and daughter,
Kira.
The family wishes to thank
Inspiration Hospice and the medical staff at the ALS Clinic at the University of Utah Neuroscience, for their compassion,
support and love shown to Steve and his family.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday, February 13, 2010, 11:00 a.m. at the Alta View Ward, 1950 East
Viscounti Drive (8600 S, enter from 2000 East 8600 South).A visitation will be held Friday, February
12, 2010 at the Cannon Mortuary, 2460 E. Bengal Blvd. (7600 S.) from 6:00 to
8:00 p.m. and the day of the service from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m.Interment Larkin SunsetGardens.
The family suggests in lieu of
flowers, donations may be madeto the
ALS Association at, www.als.org, click on donate
and then gift in tribute or by calling (888) 949-2577 or donate to the LDS
Church Humanitarian Fund, (make check out to LDS Philanthropies) P.O. Box
27188, Provo, UT84602.
Online condolences
may be shared at www.cannonmortuary.com
Dear Davis family: We are so deeply saddened by the passing of a dear sweet friend, Steve. We always loved Steve's contagious smile and his interest in others. He will be missed by all those that knew him. We pray for your and your family that you will find comfort in Steve's return home. We love you all,
The Coffey's
Jake and Heidi Huish Family
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West Jordan, UT
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2010-02-11 10:25:42
Dear Davises,
Our sincerest condolences go out to you at this time. Steve was the best friend anyone could ask for. He was truly the most selfless person and was so eager to help anyone. We hope there is comfort for you in the knowledge of where he is and the peace he has now. Please, let us know if there's anything you need at this time. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Love, The Huish Family.
Freda Smith
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2010-02-11 11:05:17
Steve was a very special man and will be missed by everyone who knew him. He was so pleasant in spite of his illness. He was amazing in every way.
We always joked as we walked by the house that we were going to put a big blue chalk tail on his big red U in the driveway just for fun. I wish we had.
We love you and we are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Doug and Freda Smith
Sherry Higley
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College of Nursing/University
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2010-02-11 12:29:17
The College of Nursing wishes to express condolences to Steve's family. He will be missed by all who knew him, what a great individual.
The most infectious smile and caring demeanor, we all just loved being in his company. Never a job too small for him to give all of his attention and advice.
Thank you for sharing him with the University.
Vicki Whetzel
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Taylorsville, Utah
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2010-02-11 13:52:08
We wish to express our condolences to Steve Davis's family. We saw Steve on television a few months ago and was shocked at how fast this devastating disease had taken over his body.
We are very familar with this wicked disease, because our 29 year old daughter, wife, sister and friend, Heather Bissegger, passed away a year ago in January. She battled ALS for 2 and a half year's. She was very courageous, strong, and had a lot of faith. She was always uplifting everyone else, just like it sounds your dear husband and father did.
May you be comforted at this tender time and feel of Steve's sweet spirit.
The Whetzel-Bissegger Family
Neal Hewlett
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woods cross utah
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2010-02-11 14:16:33
I worked with steve at the University of utah for all of the time he was there. I really enjoyed knowing and working with Steve he was a real gentelman and and really good man. I retired before I found out he was ill so I send my condolances and heart felt feelings to you at this time.May the lord be with you in your time of need.
Robert Rawlings
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Sandy Utah
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2010-02-11 15:26:56
Steve was always a gentleman. I worked at the UofU for a time and had nearly daily contact with Steve. He could always lighten any situation. My condolences to his family at what must be a time of huge loss but also a sense of relief knowing Steve is out of the pain and difficulty of his condition.
He will be missed by all that knew him and were touched by him
Robert Rawlings
Ed Yeates
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Salt Lake City
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2010-02-12 15:24:40
Steve was a courageous fighter. In the short time I knew him, that strength and the strength of all of you as a family was more than evident. My sincere condolences. Healing will take a long time - but it will come. If there was ever a pressing need to find a cause and cure for ALS - it is the insidious way that catastrophic villain took Steve down.
Craig Stark
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Salt Lake City
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2010-02-12 18:20:52
To the Davis Family:
I only met Steve once--at the Bob Marshall "Kick in the ALS" 5K. His remarks at the post-race ceremony made a lasting impression on me and many others at the race. He was so upbeat despite the severity of his physical condition. Many people commented to me after the 5K that they had never been to a race in which they felt such a sense of community and support for a cause. Please know that Steve was a major reason for this. His passing has strengthened my resolve to do whatever I can to help defeat this horrible disease.
Todd Stoneking & Family
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Salt Lake City
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2010-02-13 14:02:01
I worked with Steve from time to time at the University many times over the years that he worked there. He will be missed. Our Condolences to his family -Our hopes and prayers will be for his family.
Debi Brower
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University of Utah
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2010-02-18 16:58:41
Dear Cookie and Kids
I worked with Steve for the last year at the University and from the day that I first ran into him he was familiar to me. Steve was a dear friend to me and was always so concerned with how my day was going, when I got injured and I would see Steve he would ask me how my shoulder was doing. The day that he retired I opened the door for him and he told me that he should be the one opening the door since I only had the use of one arm. I realized that day that I knew where the familiarity came from. I knew you guys several years ago when we all lived in Kearns. Cookie my heart goes out to you. Steve was the best friend that anyone could ever have. I look out on life differently now. He helped me to look for the positive. I am not sure if you remember me but I remember you guys and I want to thank you for the impact you had on my life. I am grateful for the memories that I have. God bless you
Margaret Ebeling
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11401 Willow Hill Dr. Sandy, U
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2010-02-22 12:44:08
Dear Cookie,
Do you remember our family: Robyn, Eric, Karl, and Heather living in PA when you were a young girl? We remember your great and good Ponce family and we were very sad to read that your dear husband has passed away. If at any time you would like to get together, please email me. We love you and feel for you. I lost Bob in 1995 and Robyn lost Kirk in 2001 so we understand your grief. Love, Margaret Ebeling
Marci Fedderson
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Draper, UT
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2010-02-22 17:14:35
Dear Brynn,
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. I wish you and your family peace at this time. Take care of yourself. I miss you.
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