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Obituary For Yvette Davis

Yvette A. Davis of Nashville, Tn.

Age 63, passed away February 16, 2020.

Survived by husband, Woodie Davis, children, Cedric, Lynette and Kric, grandchildren, siblings and a host of relatives and friends.

Visitation Friday, February 28, 2020, 12-6 at funeral home. Visitation Saturday, February 29, 2020, 11-12 with funeral to follow at Born Again Church 858 W. Trinity Ln. Elder Harold Hockett, Officating, Bishop HOrace Hockett, Eulogist.

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To the Davis Family With heavy hearts we take this time to express our condolences to the family of Yvette Davis. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends. May all grieving hearts please draw comfort from this promise from God where He tells us about a future hope for our departed love ones. The promise involves the restoring of life back to those who have died. Today all grieving hearts can read about this future blessing from God. It is recorded at John 5:28-29 and Acts 24:15. The promise states that God would use His great powers to restore life back to those who have died. All today can draw comfort in knowing that this promise serves as a personal guarantee from God that Yvette, and billions of others from surely have their lives restored back to them. Can you envision the sound of joy and laughter filling the whole earth, as the resurrection to life begins to take place? Really we have much to be thankful for. Until then, we can use this time to learn all that we can about the resurrection blessing from God. This can be done by reading all nine accounts that speaks about the grand blessing that is near at hand. Here is just one such example that is recorded at Acts 9:36-42. I hope that all will get a chance to see how the verses apply to Yvette, and a great host of others who await their awakening from the deep sleep of death. So please keep this promise near your hearts at all times. Remember that it is impossible for God to lie.(Titus 1:2)

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Praying for all during this time I mourn with you all as I am going through it all over again after the loss of my mom this lady stepped in to be my second mom and I appreciate all the memories we shared. She fought a tremendous fight and was a strong woman until the end. I advise the family to take her strength and push forward ,come together,cry when needed, laugh when needed and hold close to the memories you have.Love you all keep holding God's hand,get closer to him if you are not because that is where my relationship grew closer when I was down.

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Eric, I didn't know your mother, but I do know the situation in which you now find yourself. My hope for you is that you may experience peace, love, and friendship during this transitional time in your life. Heather Barr, Deputy Clerk, Criminal Court Clerk's Office

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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