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Edwin Leroy Davies

Posted 2021-01-22 by mhenderson
Published in The Miner on Jan. 21, 2021 -
Kingman, Arizona -

On Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021 Edwin Leroy Davies, loving husband and
father of four children, lost his third battle with cancer and passed
away at the age of 72.

Edwin, known to his friends as Lee, was born Feb. 18, 1948 in
Manhattan, Kansas to Glen and Velma Davies. He attended high school in
Grand Junction, Colorado and earned his BS from Whitworth University
in Spokane, Washington, and his MS from Western State University in
Gunnison, Colorado.

Lee was a modern-day Renaissance man and a proud Navy Veteran of the
Vietnam War. He had many passions. At the top of his list were
hunting, shooting, fishing, building airplanes, houses, cars,
motorcycles and boats. He was known as a quiet and gentle soul who
loved to joke, read, tinker with projects and play with his dogs.

Lee loved to teach and in return was admired by his students.
Culminating a storied teaching career at many schools, he taught
science, history and special education at Kingman High School for many
years before retiring.

His family and friends always looked towards him for his wisdom
throughout his life. He was always available to help fix whatever was
broken and be a friend whenever needed. Lee supported his wife, Armi,
with activities benefiting the local Filipino American community for
over 30 years, and also helped other organizations.

Lee is preceded in death by his son, Michael; his sister, Phyllis; his
father, Glen; and mother, Velma. He is survived by his loving wife,
Armi; his three children, Kevin, Renee and Seth; and several
grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

A funeral service will be held on Sunday, Jan. 24 at College Park
Baptist Church, 1990 Jagerson Ave., Kingman at 1 p.m. Due to the
COVID-19 pandemic masks and hand sanitation will be required prior to
entering.





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