Davis was a huge inspiration to so many and will forever be our hero. He fought cancer with grace and determination for 5 long years and was called home on March 26, 2011 at the young age of 15. We like to think that he won his battle, as he is now cancer free.
Davis showed more determination than any 15 year old boy could possibly have. Nine days before he passed, we were told there was nothing more to do. Davis accepted his fate with grace. The only thing he was afraid of was being forgotten. We assured him…that would NEVER happen.
We love our son and miss him so much.
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