Timeline for Mary Alice Davis
Born: December 1, 1932
Died: February 20, 2019
Mary Alice Davis, 86, passed away Wednesday, February 20, 2019, in Needville, Texas. Born in Austin, Texas, she was the second youngest of five siblings: Diane, Joe, Keno, herself, and Ray. Mary Alice later married the love of her life, Boyd Davis. Together they traveled the world, enjoyed life, and were married 50 years.
Mary Alice is preceded in death by her parents, Feliberto and Concepcion Selvera; her sister, Diane; and brothers, Joe and Keno. She is survived by her younger brother, Ray Selvera, Sr. and his children, Ray Selvera, Jr., Gail Reza, Geri Whitmire, and Rachael Zugar; along with many nieces and nephews that Mary Alice was blessed with and a host of friends and neighbors whom she loved dearly.
Mary Alice’s family will receive visitors beginning at 1:00 pm, Wednesday, February 27, at St. Patrick Catholic Church. A funeral service will begin at 3:00 pm. Per her wishes, Mary Alice will be cremated following the services.
Very sad news , we just found out about her passing on to the Lord. She is with her husband in Heaven and no longer has any struggles on Earth . Rest in Peace Mary Alice.
Aunt Mary Alice after 16 years has gone to join Uncle Boyd in heaven. I know she is happy and at peace now. There was no one like Aunt Mary Alice. Independent, free spirited and as everyone knows very opinionated. She was special. Maybe even Missy is there with them. May they all be rested in peace.
May you find comfort in the memories you shared together and comfort in the words Jesus promised that there will be a resurrection of all who have fallen asleep in death. John 5:28-29
In memory of Mary Alice Davis, Phillip Selvera lit a candle
In memory of Mary Alice Davis, Brenda Everts lit a candle
So sorry to read about Mary Alice passing. Back when she and Boyd lived on Tiki Island, they both were always the life of any party and enjoyed life to the fullest. I never saw her without a big beautiful smile. I know when she lost the love of her life, Boyd, things were just never the same. I know she has that big smile now, being back with him again. RIP Mary Alice
Sad to learn of the passing of my friend. May the Lord bless her in death as he blessed her with life. Aquila E. Burns
Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Time: 3:00 pm
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Very sad news , we just found out about her passing on to the Lord. She is with her husband in Heaven and no longer has any struggles on Earth . Rest in Peace Mary Alice.
Aunt Mary Alice after 16 years has gone to join Uncle Boyd in heaven. I know she is happy and at peace now. There was no one like Aunt Mary Alice. Independent, free spirited and as everyone knows very opinionated. She was special. Maybe even Missy is there with them. May they all be rested in peace.
May you find comfort in the memories you shared together and comfort in the words Jesus promised that there will be a resurrection of all who have fallen asleep in death. John 5:28-29
In memory of Mary Alice Davis, Phillip Selvera lit a candle
In memory of Mary Alice Davis, Brenda Everts lit a candle
So sorry to read about Mary Alice passing. Back when she and Boyd lived on Tiki Island, they both were always the life of any party and enjoyed life to the fullest. I never saw her without a big beautiful smile. I know when she lost the love of her life, Boyd, things were just never the same. I know she has that big smile now, being back with him again. RIP Mary Alice
Sad to learn of the passing of my friend. May the Lord bless her in death as he blessed her with life. Aquila E. Burns
Malloy Funerals & Cremations
Our thoughts remain with you and your family. We are honored by the trust and confidence you have placed in us during this difficult time.
—The Staff of Malloy Funerals & Cremations