Mark Wayne Davison, age 50, passed away March 4, 2021. Mark was born January 6, 1970, in St. Charles, Missouri, to Bill Davison and Denise (Mellor) Davison. With dual citizenship in the United Kingdom and the United States, Mark lived in both countries at various times in his life. Mark moved with his family to the United Kingdom in middle school, completed high school in the UK, and then returned to the United States to serve in the Air Force. He returned to the UK after he finished his service, but came back permanently to the Kansas City area in the early 2000’s.
Mark worked as a commercial driver for FedEx for many years, and when he was not on the road in his semi, he could often be found cruising on his motorcycle or at the gun range. Mark had a golden heart and would help anyone who asked while never asking for assistance himself.
Mark is preceded in death by his father, Bill Davison, and is survived by his mother, Denise, and his brother, Sean (Sandy) Davison. He leaves behind uncles, cousins, and other family who will miss him far more than he knows.
Do not stand at my grave and weep
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
I am the diamond glints on snow..
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
I am the gentle autumn rain.
When you awaken in the morning’s hush
I am the swift uplifting rush
of quiet birds in circle flight.
I am the soft stars that shine at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry;
I am not there, I did not die.
Mark was my best friend, an amazing friend. Like a brother to me, and an unsuspecting uncle to my two daughters. He earned the respect of all that encountered him. His life was cut way to short, he was a positive light in this world of darkness. He will forever be missed. Goodbye my brother..
Mark was a good man. He was a kind friend who would do anything for anyone. His life was cut too short, and he will surely be missed. My family will not be the same without him here.
Mark, thank you for loving my family. You were a brother, an Uncle and a friend. Your light shined bright and your spirit was golden. Your work here is done. Until we meet again.
My condolences. Mark was a kind person with a great big heart. He was a super employee and friend. I will miss him. Prayers for your family.
Mark and I had some differences and some great times. We enjoyed working on the Mustangs together and he loved to show off my car at the car shows. We always took home a trophy ?. Together we enjoyed target shooting. We would place nine, one inch dots and play tic tax toe at 15 yards.
He will be missed.
Greatful to of known Mark. Many mornings while we were waiting for dispatch to give us our paperwork his witty comments would give us drivers the first laugh of the day. One of the kindest people I ever met and would help anyone. My prayers for his family and friends.
For about 7 years Mark has been an incredible neighbor. We spent many hours working in each others flower beds (plus Mark’s sunflowers) pruning trees etc, & of course many hours of conversation, in which we solved all the world’s problems repeatedly. We also enjoyed his mom when she visited. Mark was a truly good person & we will certainly miss him.
I talked with Mark at the fuel island almost everyday! What a sweet, kind and good person he was ! May he Rest In Peace! We will handle the next load for him! God bless you, Mark!!
We will never forget Mark! He was always doing something for us! He was a great neighbor to all and years ago offered to mow our yard every week for us for free! I always knew Monday morning he would be mowing our yard! My kids loved him and his sunflowers! He gave my boys a big sunflower head full of seeds to play with and they decided to try to plant some! He was always there for us to change our tire or air up bike tires which was the last thing he did for us! He will be greatly missed! Prayers for the family and friends!
It has come as a great shock to learn of his passing
Mark was father to Cody-Lee and Todd Joel Davison
Who are two amazing young men
Revelation 21 verse 3,4