Tributes Memorial Page Established by Devon Davis In Honor Of Sgt David Alan Davis This website was created so that we can forever remember my husband Sgt. David Alan Davis. David was killed by indirect fire in Baghram, Afghanistan on 19 Sept 2009. Just 4 short days before he was to board a flight to come home for his R&R. He was so excited to be coming home to see us, his kids were so thrilled to see daddy walk off that plane scheduled to land in Colorado Springs, Co on 25 Sept 2009. Instead, his flag draped casket was brought off a small plane in his hometown of Dalhart, Tx. on 25 Sept. He was home, forever just not the way we wanted him here. David was a great father to our 6 children. One his, Four mine and One ours. It was a great set up for us. He has so much family left behind that misses him like crazy and we all im sure wish we could turn back the clock and change the way history played out. It has been 10 weeks since my loving wonderful husband took his last breath. Ten long weeks that feel like its been forever. But forever has ba! rely started. David you are missed so much, the kids miss daddy so much. Such a good person to be taken so young. 28 years just wasnt enough, and for sure the 2 years i got to spend with you werent enough either. Please support our troops and the ones who come back injured or in a flag draped casket. And the ones that come back with demons in their heads for what they saw while overseas. Dec. 24, 2009 SPC James Werlein I am honored and privileged to have served with Sgt David Davis. He was an excellent leader who always kept us entertained.I know he was a fine man, father and husband. He will be truly missed by many. |
| Sgt. David A. Davis United States Army KIA 19 September 2009, Afghanistan |
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| 28, of Dalhart, Texas; assigned to the 32nd Transportation Company, 68th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.; died Sept. 19 at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, of wounds sustained when enemy forces attacked Bagram Airfield using indirect fire. |
