Birth date: Dec 17, 1954 Death date: May 24, 2026
Lynn Denise Davis, 71, of Anniston, Alabama passed away May 24, 2026 after a brave two year battle with illness. She was born December 17, 1954 to Charles W. and Mildred Ray. From Allen: "I lost my girlfriend last Sunday. That gi Read Obituary
Lynn with great grandson Preston
I extend my deepest sympathy to each one of you at the loss of Lynn. May you be surrounded and supported with compassion, love, kindness, strength, and peace.
What I remember most about Lynn was her love of being a grandma. She was the such a wonderful and encouraging mother in law and always treated me like I belonged. I loved watching her adore our two boys.
I will miss her. She was a great mom, grandma and friend. May you soar high in heaven and we will see you again.
Lynn was so special to me all my life. She was a best friend and sister to me and we had some wild times together as well as tender moments. I knew I could tell her anything and she was always my champion. I will miss her for the rest of my life and be thankful for the years and experiences I had with her. My love for her hasn’t ended- it will always be there.
We have very fond and loving memories of Lynn and your visits to Elsberry. Lynn was very welcoming when we visited Alabama and so thoughtful. She will be dearly missed. Love ~ Brian and Sarah
I have so many special memories of Lynn...She was my sister in law for 54 years and over that time she became more like a sister to me. I will always remember those many times being together and will be cherished forever. There was one particular time that she and I talked about recently. a fun filled weekend in the Ozarks in Missouri to visit a friend. So much laughter and craziness...but a time we still remember and laugh about. I will cherish our times together forever.
Love, Karen
I have a lot of special memories in the years past, but my most recent memory is when we would stop over on our way to and from Florida. Lynn and I would go sit in recliners in the tv room with snacks and beverages and of course soft blankets. We would watch episodes of Gray’s Anatomy until our eyes got heavy. If Lynn dozed off, I’d catch her up in the morning. She was so easy to talk with and I felt we were on the same page.
I will miss our special time together.
Love Cookie
I have so many special memories of our time together, but the most recent was our stop overs on our way to Florida. Lynn and I would sit in the tv room and watch episodes of Gray’s Anatomy with our snacks and beverages. If she would doze off, I’d catch her up the next morning on what she’d missed. She was so easy to converse with and we seemed to be on the same page. I’ll miss these times together.
My mother taught me what unconditional love is through the warm smiles, generous hugs and easy laughter. She showed me who I could be and was always there when I needed her. I owe much of who I am to her endless capacity for love, generosity and fun-loving spirit.
