Steven Robert Davis
Chris Blood
Cedar Rapids
IA
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you at this sad, sad time. Steve will be greatly missed!
Jennifer Glenn
Oelwein
IA
We extend our love and prayers to Steven's family. We know Steven will be missed. We also know that he was a great husband, father, and friend. God must have been running short of good guys if he came after Steven.
Paul & Jane Knapp
Marion
IA
Sharon, We both enjoyed Steve's smile and love of life, plus his laughter. His smile the last time we saw him will stay with us. Peace be with you and yours.
Nancy and Al Mahrer
Camdenton
MO
Dear Sharon and family, Please accept our condolences. The quickness of Steve's condition was quite amazing, such a shock. Even though we didn't know Steve very well, he made us feel so welcome at your Christmas event a few years ago. We had such a wonderful time . Sharon, I do miss the hugs at Church that turned into morning hugs while we were at Linn-Mar. I wish I could share a couple with you now. We are sorry we can't be with you during this time as we are leaving town early on February 22. In our felt symapthy, Steve and Deb Streff
Steve and Deb Streff
Fairfax
IA
Steve will always be remembered. Our deepest sympathy goes out to all the family. Love, Jim and Kim Draker and family
Jim and Kim Draker
Palo
IA
Although we moved away 7 years ago, we both have such fond memories of our friendship with Steve and Sharon through the Cedar Valley Street Rod Club. We cherish your friendship. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Bert and Jim
Jim & Alberta Bemis
Conway
AR
It was a pleasure to have known and worked with you for many years. Your humor and smile as well as your hospitality are your dinstinguishing characteristics which epitomize who you are. I was impressed by your interest that went beyond work. You were interested in how our family was and how the kids were and listened intently. You were never shy to offer help and often would offer your home to catch a Cyclone b-ball game on the TV. My sympathy and condolences to your family as they mourn, honor, and celebrate a man's life that reached so many.
David Eckert
Ely
IA
The world should be filled with people that give as much joy and laughter as Steve did. Dave Evans
David and Carolyn Evans
Cedar Rapids
IA
To the family of Steve my prayers & heart goes out to you at this time of greif. Steve will greatly missed.
Beckie Cheney
Cedar Rapids
IA
Just wanted you to know we are thinking of you and that you have our deepest sympathy. Everybody at Wayne Hall Chrysler Wayne Wayne Jr Mark and Jill Ben
Wayne Hall Chrysler
Anamosa
IA
Dearest Sharon and Family: Cruisin' For Camp Courageous will never be the same without Steve's smiling face greeting and working the show. Steve touched more lives than he would have ever realized...he certainly was a big part of the growth and success of Camp Courageous over the years...he will be dearly missed... We are fortunate in life when we can meet a person that it is a true joy to share your life with. You and Steve seemed to glow with that type of relationship. You were a couple we all looked-up to and admired. I feel so fortunate my path crossed that of Steve Davis. I am a better person today, because of it. Take care... Charlie
Charlie Becker
Monticello
IA
Sharon and Family, I want to express my deepest sympathy for your great loss. Steve was one of a kind. I will miss his tremendous sense of humor and ability to make people smile. I won't be able to attend the visition or funeral. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Take care, and, God Bless!
Sharon Teufel
Cedar Rapids
IA
Sharon and Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. My memories of sharing time with you and Steve at the car shows will be cherished. I am really greatful to have known such a nice couple. Linda Bittner
Linda Bittner
Toledo
IA
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Lauri Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
IA
Christine, Brian & Mrs. Davis: Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time. I have many fond memories of Mr. Davis, he was a terrific man and full of life and humor. I know he will be greatly missed. -Jennie & Isaiah
Jennie Stahl
Cedar Rapids
IA
Sharon & Family, So sorry for your loss. Steve was a very fun loving person. I know my sister-in-law got to know Steve on Ragbrai. We will remember Steve and his smiling face and he was always so happy go lucky. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time of sorrow.
Don & Marcy Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
IA
It was with great sadness that I read about Steve's passing. We knew each other in high school and I kept a distant eye on his life through mutual friends. I will always remember his smile and sense of humor and good times in band. I will be thinking of you, dear Davis family, and pray that you are strengthened and comforted by the many prayers that are sent to hold you up at this difficult time. Peace, Marie Von Behren
Marie Von Behren
Iowa City
IA
Our hearts are broken and sad as we say good-bye for awhile to such a dear and special friend. Even though we wanted Steve to stay with us forever we know he is now in a better place and free of the challenges he faced with his illness. Steve had the ability to bring a ray of sunshine to everyone and everyday. His smile and sense of humor brightened up every situation and everyone that met Steve found him to be their friend. It seemed he had a never-ending sense of energy and God must have known that Steve had to pack all of life in 58 years so he had little time for rest! He could bike the steepest hill faster than anyone and still had the energy to give a "gentle lift" to the slower in life. He was never too tired to meet a new friend, help someone in need or offer an encouraging word. We have missed and will continue to miss Steve on our bike trips. He always seemed to capture the moments that most of us missed! As we reflect on Steve's life we can liken it to his biking experience - his helmet kept him safe just as God protected him in life - his bike not only allowed him a new adventure but gave him the freedom to see more of God's great country in a special way - his brakes allowed him to slow down and enjoy the trip of life - his gears shifted as he needed to adjust to whatever life presented him - the spokes on his tires represent the many ways he impacted so many lives. We know the wheels of Steve's bike are not turning today but we know the spokes he built in the lives of all of us will be with us forever. We know Steve is bikin' with the angels today and imagine his first words at heaven's gate were "on your left"! We will truly miss a wonderful biker and friend but also know we have been richly blessed with his friendship. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the family in the days ahead.
Larry and Diane Potter
Cedar Rapids
IA
I grew up in Colesburg, Iowa, sharing childhood memories from that time with Steve and Nancy. I saw from the photo tribute that Steve had a busy, varied, joyous life with a lovely family. I want to extend my deepest sympathy to the entire family at this time of your grief.
Vivian Wessel Lincicum
Mason City
IA
I went to high school with Steve and remember with fondness his sense of fun. Although I haven't seen him for a few years, I can tell by his picture that the sparkle stayed with him. God bless and comfort those he left behind!
Teri Meyer Comstock
Estes Park
CO
It was so nice that mom and I had a chance to be with him and his family, last year. He was mom's nephew, and my cousin, and he'll be missed dearly. In Sympathy John and Esther Hughes
john hughes
fremont
CA
Sharon and family, Our prayers are with you.
Mark & Tracy Volner
Marion
IA
Steve was the best ..........wish more could be like him. Sharon...wish you the best and take time for yourself and your family.
gayle rhoads
white hall
MD
My deepest sympathy to your family. Bob and Dorothy Davis have been good, Christian friends with my mom and dad, Bob and Evelyn Evans. May God surround you with his love and comfort and keep tender memories of Steve in your heart.
Teri Calvin
Surprise
IA
Whenever we think of Steve, we will remember the beautiful day that we spent with the two of you, floating around on your pontoon, barbequing. We are truly sorry for your loss, Sharon.
Dan & Linda Thies
Shellsburg
IA
We were sorry to hear about Steve and it must be a difficult time for you. Knowing Steve when we worked together in 'write-up' with all the guys was the best time, we were all starting out, good friends, playing cards and Little Bo. I remember the first little house you two had in Marshalltown.
Morris & Marilyn Ubben
Georgetown
TX
Pris and I remember with fondness the Davis family and all those who loved them at the Church at Demarest, New Jersey. Steve was always a fun and loving guy. Our love to Sharon and the children during this time. God be with you Steve. May your journey be filled with wonderful memories of great friends left behind. See you later.
Douglas Miller
Buckhannon
WV
Dear Sharon, Brian & Cristine, Please accept our sincere sympathy on the loss of your husband & father. I was lucky to have known him when he worked at Fisher and more importantly had the honor and privledge of working with him at Control Assoc. He was a great guy and I will always remember what a great family man he was. Please accept our sincere condolences. Mark & Mary Jane Bisanzo
Mark Bisanzo
Park Ridge
NJ
We are so sad to hear of Steve's passing. We have many pleasant memories of our times together at CA., Picnics, Xmas parties, fishing trips, working together and just plain being with Steve & Sharon. Wonderful folks.
Sam & Peggy Martin
Lock Haven
PA
Sharon, we remember fondly you and your family's presence in our lives at Demarest UMC and feel deeply over your loss. Love from both of us. Shad & Margaret