Jerrold Davis ( Or Blaine, as he was affectionately known) was born on January 7, 1961 to the union of Joseph nd Hattie Davis of Summit-Argo, Illinois.
Jerrold was bright, intelligent and an outgoing child and always into some sort of mischief. He attended Otis P. Graves School and Argo Community High School, both located in Argo-Summit, Illinois. In his adult years, he would go on to further excel in his education by recievoing his Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Western Illinois University and His Masters in Human Service Administration from Spertus College.
He was very outgoing, friendly and jovail, always a great person to be around and always had a witty sense of humor. He could crack a joke (though loving) and always made everyone laugh. Both family and friends will forever comment that everywere that Jerrold went, he always seemed to know at least one or two people in the crowd.
Jerrold was also a faithful and loyal member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, a fraternity which he proudly proclaimed to be the "Best Fraternity in the world". In addition, Jerrold was also a member of another "unofficial" group, the SCUTS, which consisted of a very dear core groups of College friends who still remain friends to this day.
Jerrold was called home on August 10, 2003. He leaves to cherish his memories: his parents, Hattie and Joseph Davis, his sister, Lisa Davis; his brother, Justin Davis; and a whole bunch of family and friends.
Jerrold was bright, intelligent and an outgoing child and always into some sort of mischief. He attended Otis P. Graves School and Argo Community High School, both located in Argo-Summit, Illinois. In his adult years, he would go on to further excel in his education by recievoing his Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Western Illinois University and His Masters in Human Service Administration from Spertus College.
He was very outgoing, friendly and jovail, always a great person to be around and always had a witty sense of humor. He could crack a joke (though loving) and always made everyone laugh. Both family and friends will forever comment that everywere that Jerrold went, he always seemed to know at least one or two people in the crowd.
Jerrold was also a faithful and loyal member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, a fraternity which he proudly proclaimed to be the "Best Fraternity in the world". In addition, Jerrold was also a member of another "unofficial" group, the SCUTS, which consisted of a very dear core groups of College friends who still remain friends to this day.
Jerrold was called home on August 10, 2003. He leaves to cherish his memories: his parents, Hattie and Joseph Davis, his sister, Lisa Davis; his brother, Justin Davis; and a whole bunch of family and friends.
Jerrold Davis ( Or Blaine, as he was affectionately known) was born on January 7, 1961 to the union of Joseph nd Hattie Davis of Summit-Argo, Illinois.
Jerrold was bright, intelligent and an outgoing child and always into some sort of mischief. He attended Otis P. Graves School and Argo Community High School, both located in Argo-Summit, Illinois. In his adult years, he would go on to further excel in his education by recievoing his Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Western Illinois University and His Masters in Human Service Administration from Spertus College.
He was very outgoing, friendly and jovail, always a great person to be around and always had a witty sense of humor. He could crack a joke (though loving) and always made everyone laugh. Both family and friends will forever comment that everywere that Jerrold went, he always seemed to know at least one or two people in the crowd.
Jerrold was also a faithful and loyal member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, a fraternity which he proudly proclaimed to be the "Best Fraternity in the world". In addition, Jerrold was also a member of another "unofficial" group, the SCUTS, which consisted of a very dear core groups of College friends who still remain friends to this day.
Jerrold was called home on August 10, 2003. He leaves to cherish his memories: his parents, Hattie and Joseph Davis, his sister, Lisa Davis; his brother, Justin Davis; and a whole bunch of family and friends.
Jerrold was bright, intelligent and an outgoing child and always into some sort of mischief. He attended Otis P. Graves School and Argo Community High School, both located in Argo-Summit, Illinois. In his adult years, he would go on to further excel in his education by recievoing his Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Western Illinois University and His Masters in Human Service Administration from Spertus College.
He was very outgoing, friendly and jovail, always a great person to be around and always had a witty sense of humor. He could crack a joke (though loving) and always made everyone laugh. Both family and friends will forever comment that everywere that Jerrold went, he always seemed to know at least one or two people in the crowd.
Jerrold was also a faithful and loyal member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, a fraternity which he proudly proclaimed to be the "Best Fraternity in the world". In addition, Jerrold was also a member of another "unofficial" group, the SCUTS, which consisted of a very dear core groups of College friends who still remain friends to this day.
Jerrold was called home on August 10, 2003. He leaves to cherish his memories: his parents, Hattie and Joseph Davis, his sister, Lisa Davis; his brother, Justin Davis; and a whole bunch of family and friends.
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