J- I know you lived life to the fullest and with such a beautiful loving family around at your side. Being around you all was inspirational that love can be infinitely strong. 

My deepest condolences to your mom, dad, Summer, and beautiful wife and family. 

Dr. Davis was and will always be my favorite doctor! He was THE coolest! He was always so warm and upbeat. 

Remember the basket of beers Dr. Davis?! Cheers to you!

I have a critical illness and honestly, I can't wait to see him on the other side, looking forward to it! 

Much love and comfort to his family.

~HJS

Dr " Just call me Justin" Davis was my mother's physician since he took over the practice, My mother always spoke highly of him and how he ( as she put it) he didn't go to Dr school, he was kind, listened and acted like a regular everyday fellow, he wears cowboy boots she says and gives the best hugs! I had never met him or spoken to him until the summer of 2020. My mother was in Idaho visiting my sister and took a fall and broke her leg. Knowing she had an appointment the next week in his office, I called to cancel the appointment and ask them to please release any medical records due to her accident when the surgeon/ hospital reached out to them. 30 mins or so later, I get a call from Dr Davis office. I picked up it and to my surprise it was Justin. He read the notes I had left for the office and wanted to know everything. He didn't know me at all, but cared  genuinely about my mom's well being. We chatted for an hour, which I was very grateful for and truly appreciated.. what doctor does this!?!?! , " Justin" 

Extraordinary human being he will be missed by so many 💔👼

Dear Lisa and family,

There are simply no words to express the deep sorrow we feel. Losing Justin was such a profound loss to the entire community, which pales in comparison to your loss as his family. Mike and I ran into him right outside your office one day and  we all laughed at the irony of his dad being Mike’s mom’s dentist over 50 years ago and now you are ours. And then, just a few months ago he became Mike’s doctor. Definitely got the sense that family and relationships were everything to him - a truly compassionate, joyful human being.

God bless, and know you are in our prayers.

Mike and Denise VanHorn

The Davis family was, for me,  my 2nd family growing up.  The love they showed and shared, both as a family and to others, was something I always wanted to achieve in my life.  The memories I have of the family always makes me happy, and I appreciate every moment I was blessed to spend with them.  I do not know if Justin, as well as his parents John and Carolyn, ever knew how much the time with them meant to me.  

There are too many memories of Justin to write in one post, and honestly too heartbreaking to recall all at once.  Justin was closer to me than my own brother (which for those who know, ok that may not be saying much, but still).  From junior high chicken fights in the pool, to driving me to school our senior year (he would show up even when I ditched, which was way too often), to waking up in a random room at his fraternity house at Stanford, Justin was always there in my life.

Meeting Lisa, and seeing Justin and her together, was such a great feeling and their love was obvious.  I was actually worried about how Justin was doing, after not seeing him for so many years.  Seeing them together, and hearing about their family, I felt silly for even worrying about him.

I wish I had stayed more connected with Justin.  Looking at all the outpouring of messages though, I am not sure he would have been able to fit me into his schedule :) .  I will dearly miss him, because even when we did not see each other for years, I always still felt connected to him.  

I apologize to John, Carolyn, Summer, Lisa and the rest of the family, but I will not be attending the Celebration of Life.  I know that I do not have the emotional capacity to handle it.  Besides, Justin is used to me ditching things, in fact, he would probably expect it :) 

Dr. Davis was my Doctor for many years. His kindness and true concern was legendary.  He was always willing to go the extra mile in research and modern technology. He treated his patients like family and was loved deeply by all who knew him. He will deeply missed by everyone he touched.

To the most wonderful family in Paso Robles....

Paul/Dannie