IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Beverly

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Davis

Mar 12, 1935 — Jul 31, 2010

Obituary

Beverly was born on March 12, 1935, in Hartford Township, Iowa County, Iowa to Leland and Nadine Shaull. She was raised in Ladora and graduated from Ladora High School with the Class of 1952. On March 4, 1953, she was married to Calvin Delano Davis in Ladora. The couple lived in Ladora and was the parents of three children, Danny Lee, Dixie Dee and Diane Lynn. Besides being and mother and homemaker she also worked at the Ladora Caf', the Amana Woolen Mill and Big G Food Store in Marengo. The couple later divorced. Bev's passions were reading, solving word and jigsaw puzzles, watching Iowa Hawkeye basketball games, discussing political and historical issues and spending time with her family. She was strong willed, outspoken, never afraid to share her opinion and always willing to debate various issues. Her nickname in high school was 'Cyclone' and she liked the quote 'dynamite comes in small packages' which seemed a fitting description of her throughout her life. She was a feisty person with a soft heart and a strong will to live life to the fullest. Her family is very grateful to the Ladora First Responders, the Iowa County EMS, the staff and doctors at the Marengo Memorial Hospital and St. Luke's Hospital for extending her life. Survivors include her children, Danny (Deb) Davis of Ringwood, Oklahoma, Dixie Harden of Ladora and Diane (Steve) Border of Victor; her mother, Nadine Shaull of Ladora; nine grandchildren, Sarah (Josh) Piquard of Parker, CO, Laura (Marc) Kelley of Allegan, MI, Shawn (Kari Maker) Harden of Jesup, Amanda (Chris) Fry of South Amana, Dustin (Roxanne) Kasal of North Liberty, Stephanie Kasal of Cedar Rapids, Jennifer (Ryan) Sullivan of Ankeny, Michelle (Tom) Wilcox of Fort Carson, CO and Josh Border of Iowa City; 15 great grandchildren; and one brother, Carroll 'Shorty' (Shirley) Shaull of Ladora. She was preceded in death by her father; one nephew, Mark Shaull; and one great nephew, Jeremiah Shaull. Memorials may be directed to the Ladora First Responders.
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