Larry Woodrow Davis age 81, of Lima passed away Thursday, October 28, 2021. He was born April 29, 1940 in Lima to the late Woodrow and Dorothy L. (Beecher) Davis. He was formerly married to Theresa Davis of Lima.
Larry was a guy with a big heart that would help anyone out.
Additional survivors include 3 grandchildren: Dylan, Ella and Lilly Ridenour, 3 sisters: Rita (Steve) Yaney of Lima, Brenda Barker of Rockford and Rhonda Fierro of Griffith, Indiana and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by a son Kevin Ridenour, a brother Richard ‘Dick’ Davis and a sister Darlene Howard.
No public services will be held.
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My sincere condolences to the Davis family.
So sorry to hear about Larry--I know Larry was a very good football player in Rockford -although he graduated from high school when I was in the sixth grade. I lost contact with him since.--.
My GPA was always looking after his grandkids 💔❤️ I don't know why he had to leave us but I'll always he here Gpa I love you 🤞🏾 and so does your other grandkids ❣️ I was his Bookie Dokie
I will always remember Uncle Larry as a kind and generous man, always willing to help someone and give them a chance when no one else would. When I heard about his passing this morning I was devastated, I went for a walk at a park with many gardens, there were a lot of people there gardening, Uncle Larry was always proud of his plants and gardens so I knew I went to the right place. When my father passed (his brother Richard Davis) he told me a story about how my dad would get on him about wasting the outer layer of an onion, I remember this because my dad got on me about it too. Since then I always though about Uncle Larry every time I can into an onion. Now it will not only be the onion that makes me tear up. Love you Uncle Larry, I will work extra hard on my gardens for you, perhaps I will start growing onions.
Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc.
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc..