Orville Julius Davick
1926 - 2004 (77 years)Person ID: I7104 "Hessevaag-Bakke" |  Last Modified: 25 Mar 2022
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Name Orville Julius Davick Gender Male Birth 3 Sep 1926 Minot, Ward County, North Dakota, USA Died 15 Jan 2004 [1] Buried Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, King County, Washington, USA Sgt Orville Julius Davick
Plot: Sec.O Row B Site 151 -
Parents
Father Walter Andreas Davick (ID:I7045)
b. 29 Apr 1889, Woonsocket, Sanborn County, South Dakota, USA
d. 25 Jun 1965, Seattle, King County, Washington, USA (Age 76 years)Mother Ida Martine Johnson (ID:I7085)
b. 29 Sep 1891, Ortonville, Big Stone County, Minnesota, USA
d. 19 Dec 1954, Seattle, King County, Washington, USA (Age 63 years)Marriage 18 Mar 1911 Coulee, Mountrail County, North Dakota, USA -
Family 1
Wife 1 Eloyce Mary Craine (ID:I7107)
b. 1932
d. 9 Oct 2011 (Age 79 years)Marriage 2 Feb 1952 Seattle, King County, Washington, USA Divorce 17 Sep 1971 King County, Washington, USA Children 1. Living (ID:I7108) + 2. Living (ID:I7109) 3. Living (ID:I7110) 4. Living (ID:I7111) Family 2
Wife 2 Living (ID:I7114) Children 1. Living (ID:I7112) 2. Living (ID:I7113) -
Other Personal Events
Siblings 6 brothers and 4 sisters -
Event Map
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Source Citations
- [FIND-A-GRAVE] Find a Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/39371621/orville-julius-davick.
The Seattle Times - 23, February 2004
Orville "Orv" J. DAVICK Born in Minot, ND. September 3, 1926, our beloved husband, father, and grandfather departed on his final journey January 15, 2004 after a long struggle with cancer. Married to Dorothy Jones Honey in 1973, he is survived by a blended family of six children, Pamela (Tony) Canlis, Cheryl (Michael) Weir, Linda Davick, Steve (Connie) Davick, Dennis (Nikki) Honey, Diana Honey (Adam) Kiss and twelve grandchildren. He also leaves behind three out of ten siblings, twin sister Opal (Arthur) Danielson of Rochester, WA.; Valerie (Glenn) Forgey of Enumclaw, WA. and Kelly (Norma) Davick of Fall Branch, TN., and an extended family of cribbage players. Following his retirement from Best Products as Warehouse manager for 21 years, Orv kept busy working with the election board, US Census Bureau, telephone book delivery, and his neighborhood Seattle Disaster and Emergency Response Team. He was one of those rare, gentle souls who makes this a better world for us all. He will be greatly missed. The family gives it's heartfelt thanks to Dr. Henry Kaplan and staff at Swedish Cancer Institute who supported Orv through his years of struggle and Swedish Hospice for easing his final days at Arden Rehabilitation; also to 911 for their many prompt and caring responses. Cremation by Bleitz Funeral Home. A Celebration of Life will be planned later. Memorials may be sent to Swedish Cancer Institute, c/o Dr. Henry Kaplan - Patient Fund, 1221 Madison St., Seattle, WA. 98104.
Published in print on 2/22/2004.