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Davis Evan Cheek
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Davis Evan Cheek, born April 16,1947 died Monday, December 27, 2021. Davis was a remarkable man with an unforgettable charm.
He grew up in Pittsburg, Kansas, the son of dentist D.W. Cheek and Kittie Kelley. He had one sister, DeeAnn Donohoe-Vaughn of Davenport Iowa. After attending classes at Tulane University in New Orleans, he entered the Army during the Vietnam War and served 4 years as an air traffic controller. After the army he had …
He grew up in Pittsburg, Kansas, the son of dentist D.W. Cheek and Kittie Kelley. He had one sister, DeeAnn Donohoe-Vaughn of Davenport Iowa. After attending classes at Tulane University in New Orleans, he entered the Army during the Vietnam War and served 4 years as an air traffic controller. After the army he had …
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Davis helped me so much when I started a business and alway was helpful anytime I ask.
Davis helped me so much when I started a business and alway was helpful anytime I ask.
Davis helped me so much when I started a business and alway was …
HHad a good personality. Nice guy. Sorry he's gone.
HHad a good personality. Nice guy. Sorry he's gone.
HHad a good personality. Nice guy. Sorry he's gone.
Timeline
Born
April 16th, 1947
Passed away
December 27th, 2021
Aiken, SC
Survived by
Betty Cheek
Wife
Kristine Degan Cheek
Daughter
Predeceased by
Davis W. Cheek
Father
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Cause of death
complications due to covid
Method of disposition
Cremation
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