Born to Glen W. And Edna M. Davis. Married Hazel Idonia Richards on Jan.19,1941 in Russell,KS. She died May 12,1978; married Elsie Elenora(Eichman) Maskus on Nov.24,1978 and she died Nov.15,1991 then he married Dorothy H.(Gall)Byers on Aug.7,1992 and she died July 14,2009.
He served in the U.S.Navy during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He spent his career in Kansas law enforcement starting at the Manhattan Police Department in April 1942 and rising to the rank of lieutenant. He served in the Riley County Sheriff's Department as deputy and in the Ford County Sheriff's Office as a deputy and undersheriff. He owned and operated Professional Services, a uniformed security company, and Watchgard Alarm Co. both of Dodge City from 1964-1978. He was appointed baliff of Ford County District Court in 1975, retiring in Sept. 1999. He was a certified firearms instructor, a past member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and a licensed private detective.
Survivors are one son, Richard W. Davis,Wichita.
He served in the U.S.Navy during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He spent his career in Kansas law enforcement starting at the Manhattan Police Department in April 1942 and rising to the rank of lieutenant. He served in the Riley County Sheriff's Department as deputy and in the Ford County Sheriff's Office as a deputy and undersheriff. He owned and operated Professional Services, a uniformed security company, and Watchgard Alarm Co. both of Dodge City from 1964-1978. He was appointed baliff of Ford County District Court in 1975, retiring in Sept. 1999. He was a certified firearms instructor, a past member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and a licensed private detective.
Survivors are one son, Richard W. Davis,Wichita.
Born to Glen W. And Edna M. Davis. Married Hazel Idonia Richards on Jan.19,1941 in Russell,KS. She died May 12,1978; married Elsie Elenora(Eichman) Maskus on Nov.24,1978 and she died Nov.15,1991 then he married Dorothy H.(Gall)Byers on Aug.7,1992 and she died July 14,2009.
He served in the U.S.Navy during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He spent his career in Kansas law enforcement starting at the Manhattan Police Department in April 1942 and rising to the rank of lieutenant. He served in the Riley County Sheriff's Department as deputy and in the Ford County Sheriff's Office as a deputy and undersheriff. He owned and operated Professional Services, a uniformed security company, and Watchgard Alarm Co. both of Dodge City from 1964-1978. He was appointed baliff of Ford County District Court in 1975, retiring in Sept. 1999. He was a certified firearms instructor, a past member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and a licensed private detective.
Survivors are one son, Richard W. Davis,Wichita.
He served in the U.S.Navy during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He spent his career in Kansas law enforcement starting at the Manhattan Police Department in April 1942 and rising to the rank of lieutenant. He served in the Riley County Sheriff's Department as deputy and in the Ford County Sheriff's Office as a deputy and undersheriff. He owned and operated Professional Services, a uniformed security company, and Watchgard Alarm Co. both of Dodge City from 1964-1978. He was appointed baliff of Ford County District Court in 1975, retiring in Sept. 1999. He was a certified firearms instructor, a past member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and a licensed private detective.
Survivors are one son, Richard W. Davis,Wichita.
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