Dear Denny, Amy, Chad & Kate.
Know that we share in your mourning of the loss of Linda. You
are in our prayers and thoughts.
Love
Dennis
please accept my sincere condolences on the
passing of your wife mother, grandmother. my mother was the
first kindergarten teacher at er martin where she spent almost
her entire career. mary and i were classmates every year from
kindergarten thru 12th grade.we were all in love with the
beautiful bright blonde light girls. may their memory strengthen
you thru this difficult time.
sincerely
thomasjones420@comcast.net
miami florida 11.14.11
Lancaster lost a beautiful, kind and consider
woman on Saturday. She was courageous and brave in her fight
until the end. She has left her family with many fond
memories. She will be sorely missed but we can take comfort
knowing that she is back with those who have passed on before
her, most especially her grandson, Christopher.
With love and condolences to all,
(Aunt) Marion
My sincerest condolences to the Davish
family.As a school counselor I had the honor of working with
both Mr. and Mrs. Davish in the School District of Lancaster.
During my first year as a counselor I worked with Mr Davish and
later towards the end of career I had worked with Linda at
Martin elementary....She was one of the best kindergaren
teachers i have ever encountered. I remember one particular
student she asked me to observe and within minutes we had the
child removed due to several factors only to find out later that
the psychologist had placed that child in Linda's room knowing
that Linda was a miracle worked..........after extensive
research and using Linda's vast experience as a teacher ,the
child was removed.............Mrs Davish remains in my heart as
one of the most complete professional with a heart of gold and
nerves of steel....She will always remain in my heart as a
fondly loved and missed individual.
JLSayer41@comcast.net
Dear Denny and Family,
We were so very saddened to hear about Linda....
Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this
difficult time.
Sincerely,
Maryellen & Tom Herren
tmeherren@verizon.net
Denny and children,
On behalf of the DiIorio family, please accept our heartfelt
condolences on the death of your wife, Linda, and mother. I
have some lovely, funny memories when you both were newly
married and Aunt Marian and Uncle Frank rented a 2nd fl apt. in
Wildwood for a week. They rented with your parents and that
whole week was nothing but a huge laugh for all of them. Anyway,
Denny and Linda came down for a couple of days right after they
got married and they were teased incessantly for being
newlyweds. So much laughter (and alcohol!) and Denny and Linda
were such good sports!! I remember Linda as a sweet, young,
pretty girl who took all of their teasings with such grace.
God Bless you all as you journey through these months and years
without her.
Diane, Glenn and Greg DiIorio
My heart goes out to the family but rest
assured, Linda is in the loving arms of our Lord. I pray the
Lord gives You all peace, courage and comfort in this sad time.
With Love,
Rubes
Ruth
Albrecht@verizon.net
I speak for the Watson family as we expresses
our deepest sympathy to your family at this sad time. Although
it was so many years ago that our paths crossed, I remember
Linda fondly. I taught in the SDoL for years. Denny taught
both my boys (Jeff and Matt) at Burrowes Elementary School and
affected their lives positively. Linda was "involved" with
activities at Burrowes and I came to know her as a caring and
supportive woman who embraced children with love. Our family
has moved out of Lancaster but we have fond memories of all the
years spent there. It's with deepest sympathy that we extend
our condolences. Our prayers go out for your entire family.
Linda L. Watson
Dear Amy & Ed & Emma and the Davish family,
We are so saddened by the loss of your mother (grandmother) and
will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers as you go through
this difficult time. May your memories bring you comfort.
With love and sympathy,
Larry & Donna Stein & family
We love you all-
Sultzbach Family
Judy, Ron, Ashley, Ava
Denny
We are sorry to hear about Linda.You and the kids are in our
prayers.
Love
ED & PEG
To the Davish family.
We are sorry to hear of your loss.May God give you all peace in
the days ahead.
The Roden family
Denny,
I am so sorry to hear about Linda. Please remember there are
alot of people who love and care for you.
Love,
Alice
In the beginning Linda was actually my rival
because I didn't want to share my big brother who was also my
hero, with her (this was many years ago, of course)!. Linda
turned out to be a perfect match for Denny and she made him
extremely happy in their 30 some years of marriage. Once they
got their second house with 2 1/2 bathrooms I think they were
extremely happy, compared to the one bathroom they all had to
share while raising the three kids! Yet, Linda never
complained. I'm so glad that Denny & Linda were able to enjoy a
few years of retirement together to just relax and frequently
visit their kids. She was a very loving mother and
grandmother. Her joy of children was always evident even around
my own grandchildren, when she would play school and read
together with them. She was very optimistic, even in the
saddest of circumstances. We will miss her visits and smiling
face here in Levittown.
Marion (Davish) Hart
A sister's love is so special. Linda and I
lost our baby sister, Mary, 4 years ago and now I have lost my
big sister. I will miss her so very much. She was an amazing
woman and a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and sister. She
and Denny had so much love and respect for each other and she
loved her children and grandchildren with all of her heart. Her
greatest joy these past 11 years was spending time with her
grandchildren. I am so grateful that she and Denny had these
past 6 years to spend time together after retirement. I love her
so much. A piece of my heart will be missing forever. I love you
Linda. Rest in peace.
We are so very, very sorry for your loss.
Hoping you find peace and comfort in the love of those who care
about you.
Love,
Uncle Bill and Aunt Donna
To the Davish family,
I went to E.R.Martin but didnt have the pleasure in having her
as a teacher but i did help out in her classes,she was a
wonderful person and teacher. I always heard great things about
her,so i was really happy when my brother started school and she
was his teacher and he wasnt a easy child. From my family to
yours we are so sorry for your loss you are in our prayers and
thoughts.
sincerely,
The Bell and Karl family
Denny and Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your family has touched
many lives and Linda will be remembered by all she touched.
Barry McElwain
Dear Mr.Davish,
I was sorry to see that your wife has passed away. My thoughts
and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult
time. (You were my 5th grade teacher in 1971)
Tim Gregg
Denny, Amy, Chad, and Kate..
Our deepest sympathy to you and your entire family. Our prayers
are with you at this diffucult time. My God rest his hands on
your family and bring peace to you all.
The Weisbrod Family...
Dear Denny,
I know you've probably heard this before, but may the memories
of the happiest days of your past be included in the brightest
days of your tomorrows. Now more than ever is the time to live
your life to its fullest.
Love,
Billy & Monica
Dear Denny, Amy, Chad and Kate,
Although the miles have separated us for so many years, my heart
has warm, wonderful memories of your loving wife, mother,
grandmother. Linda always had the best laugh and smile, which
were truly contagious. Your family was truly blessed to have
this very special person as a wife and mother. I am deeply
saddened by the news, but my thoughts and prayers are with you.
There is just a special relationship that exists among family,
but nothing prepares us for this inevitable reality. I hope
your sadness is short and your memories are long.
Much love,
John, Lynn Fitz and Family (Oklahoma)
lfitz@lawtonps.org
Dear Denny and Family,
Linda and her family have been in our thoughts and prayers since
we heard that she was ill. I had the pleasure of working with
her for nine years at Martin ES and she was an outstanding
teacher, collegial staff member and good friend. My deepest
sympathy to you and the family.
Dave and Rochelle Rentschler
Dear Chad, Amy and the Davish Family,
My sincerest condolences on your loss. May God bless and
strengthen you all during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Bob Valenzo
My sincere sympathies to the family; may you
find comfort and peace at this time and carrying forward.
Blessings,
Mimi Thompson
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Linda
Light Davish, 64, of Lancaster, PA peacefully entered into rest
surrounded by her family at home in Lancaster on Saturday,
November 12, 2011 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was
the loving wife of Dennis G. Davish with whom she just celebrated
their 41st wedding anniversary.