Brother Larry Davis was born in Pavo, Georgia on August 28, 1945. He was born to late William B. Davis and Eula Mae Fowler-Davis. He was one of 15 children that were born into this union his level of education was high graduate. Larry came to Boston in the late 1960's and the early 70's he took business courses at OIC and worked at various jobs before he became employed by the postal service where he worked for over 30 years
until he retired. He also had a gospel program on the cable network BNN titled " The Wonderful World Of Gospel" playing gospel music videos reaching souls from every walk of life for many of years. After every show he would end the night with his strong and distinct voice saying " When the blanket of darkness covers the day I will be on my knees praying for you and hope you will do the same for me". With great joy he promoted Luvenger Booker and the Disciples recording group that consist of his siblings and cousin. He also recorded his own CD and dedicated it to his sisters. Besides music he wrote poetry and he was an avid painter, he loved his family especially his Grand-children, Great Great- Nieces and Nephews he had a way with them and they loved him too.Larry retired in the early 2000's and went back to Georgia for the quiet peaceful life. He rededicated his life back to the Lord Jesus Christ and accepted him as his personal Savior.
until he retired. He also had a gospel program on the cable network BNN titled " The Wonderful World Of Gospel" playing gospel music videos reaching souls from every walk of life for many of years. After every show he would end the night with his strong and distinct voice saying " When the blanket of darkness covers the day I will be on my knees praying for you and hope you will do the same for me". With great joy he promoted Luvenger Booker and the Disciples recording group that consist of his siblings and cousin. He also recorded his own CD and dedicated it to his sisters. Besides music he wrote poetry and he was an avid painter, he loved his family especially his Grand-children, Great Great- Nieces and Nephews he had a way with them and they loved him too.Larry retired in the early 2000's and went back to Georgia for the quiet peaceful life. He rededicated his life back to the Lord Jesus Christ and accepted him as his personal Savior.
Brother Larry Davis was born in Pavo, Georgia on August 28, 1945. He was born to late William B. Davis and Eula Mae Fowler-Davis. He was one of 15 children that were born into this union his level of education was high graduate. Larry came to Boston in the late 1960's and the early 70's he took business courses at OIC and worked at various jobs before he became employed by the postal service where he worked for over 30 years
until he retired. He also had a gospel program on the cable network BNN titled " The Wonderful World Of Gospel" playing gospel music videos reaching souls from every walk of life for many of years. After every show he would end the night with his strong and distinct voice saying " When the blanket of darkness covers the day I will be on my knees praying for you and hope you will do the same for me". With great joy he promoted Luvenger Booker and the Disciples recording group that consist of his siblings and cousin. He also recorded his own CD and dedicated it to his sisters. Besides music he wrote poetry and he was an avid painter, he loved his family especially his Grand-children, Great Great- Nieces and Nephews he had a way with them and they loved him too.Larry retired in the early 2000's and went back to Georgia for the quiet peaceful life. He rededicated his life back to the Lord Jesus Christ and accepted him as his personal Savior.
until he retired. He also had a gospel program on the cable network BNN titled " The Wonderful World Of Gospel" playing gospel music videos reaching souls from every walk of life for many of years. After every show he would end the night with his strong and distinct voice saying " When the blanket of darkness covers the day I will be on my knees praying for you and hope you will do the same for me". With great joy he promoted Luvenger Booker and the Disciples recording group that consist of his siblings and cousin. He also recorded his own CD and dedicated it to his sisters. Besides music he wrote poetry and he was an avid painter, he loved his family especially his Grand-children, Great Great- Nieces and Nephews he had a way with them and they loved him too.Larry retired in the early 2000's and went back to Georgia for the quiet peaceful life. He rededicated his life back to the Lord Jesus Christ and accepted him as his personal Savior.
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