William Eugene Davis, 68, of Reeds Spring, MO, passed away peacefully on his birthday, January 26, 2025, surrounded by loved ones in Springfield, MO. Born in Berryville, Arkansas, William spent his childhood in Reeds Spring, MO, before moving with his mother to Davenport, IA in his teens. There, he lived with his Aunt and Uncle Sue and Johnnie Little into his late 20s when he founded his own business, Davis Poured Walls, in 1978. He moved his business to Dallas, GA in his mid-30s and operated there for another 25 years before moving back to Reeds Spring, MO.

Bill's entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to excellence left an enduring legacy. A dedicated business owner, William operated Davis Poured Walls for nearly five decades, with projects spanning Georgia, Iowa, Missouri, and South Carolina. William deeply cherished his family and treasured moments spent with friends. He was a selfless man who always made time for everyone to enjoy a strong cup of coffee and chitchat. He was an avid coin collector and enjoyed hunting and fishing.

He is survived by his loving wife, Brenda Davis, his children: Amber (Art) Palmer, Paula (Rene) del Fabro, Matthew (Jennifer) Davis, Savannah Westfall, and Cody Westfall; and his brother, Ronnie Little. William is also survived by his beloved aunt, Claudean Ross (Davis); grandchildren: Noah Palmer, Nolan Palmer, Whitlea Newell, Andrew Cates, Grayson Newell, Lucille Palmer, Addy Cates, Johnnie del Fabro, and William Davis; as well as great-grandchild Colton Palmer.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Joan Vantries (Davis); father, Eugene Armourtrout; and his aunt and uncle, Sue and John Little.

A private service for family and close friends was held on January 28, 2025, coordinated by Stumpff Funeral Services in Kimberling City, MO. He will be laid to rest in Eisenhower Cemetary in Spokane, MO next to his grand-parents Euna and Paul Davis.

Flowers and donations can be sent to 361 Larue Street, Reeds Spring, MO. William's dedication, love, and generosity will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.