Darwin Dean Davison

Birth date: Feb 4, 1936 Death date: Jul 14, 2008

Darwin Dean Davison, 72, a resident of Redlands, passed away Monday July 14, 2008. Dean was a Title Officer for 35 years with First American Title. He was an avid fisherman. Dean is survived by his wife of fifty-three years, Ma Read Obituary

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Anonymous

908w ago

The times at Lake Mohave with Dean, Maxine, Bobby, Terry, Mark Wood, Candy Gartner, etc. were the best. Donna, Dad and I were talking the other day about all the great times, and how much fun Dean was. I remember one time when it was raining buckets, and Dean was standing on the bow of his Blue Dorsett boat,the rain pouring off his head. Mom asked if he was goninto to get off the boat. Dean said no, he did not want to jump in the water and get wet!!! We will miss you, Dean.##imported-begin##Lori Figgins Soren##imported-end##

Anonymous

908w ago

Maxine, please accept my thoughts and prayers to you and your family on the passing of Dean. He was quite a guy and we shared many laughs when we worked together at FATCO. I was so glad to have been able to attend the FATCO retires party a few years ago and to see Dean and other friends that I had worked with. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Maxine, please accept my thoughts and prayers to you and your family on the passing of Dean. He and I shared many laughs while working at FATCO together, and I was so glad that I was able to attend the FATCO retiree's party a few years ago and meet up with Dean again. Hope he catches the "big one".

##imported-begin##Annette Gabel##imported-end##

Anonymous

909w ago

Maxine and family, I am sorry for your loss of Dean-O. He was and still is one of my mentors. Without his guidance and knowledge I would not be where I am today. Dean-O has done his work here on earth and is now needed up above. I can see him and Wayne enjoying a Smirnoff rocks with a lemon twist! You are in my prayers. May God bless you. ##imported-begin##Steve Gomez##imported-end##

Anonymous

909w ago

Me again....I forgot to mention that after Dad died, Dean would call to check in on my mom. And that really impressed her. He didn't just call one time and then forget about it, he called regularly and I wanted you to know how much she appreciated it.##imported-begin##Steve Gaffney (for Barbara Gaffney)##imported-end##

Anonymous

909w ago

Maxine, Terry, Bob & Family:

My thoughts and prayers are with you all and may God give you Peace & Comfort.

I know that there are so many people that felt that Dean-O was a special guy and he will be missed. Whenever you needed a chuckle at the office, you could always count on Dean to provide it. And most the time you'd head back to your desk shaking your head at what you just heard, but laughing all the way.

I've got great memories of golfing with dad and Dean and listening to Dean's ribbing on what a shitty golfer I was. Of course he was right because we would have to go off into the shrubs to retrieve alot of my shots. But it was a great time listening to their stories and more of Dean's jokes and just experiencing that friendship. My dad loved Dean like a brother and I'm pretty sure the feeling was mutual. (Of course you wouldn't hear either of them utter the words, but I know it was there.)

Dean was definitely one-in-a-million and had that unique way of delivering kind, sarcastic words whenever you might be feeling vulnerable -- which is what made him Dean-O. And to borrow one of his favorite terms of endearment, all I can say is "THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES AND I'M GONNA MISS YOU, ASSHOLE."##imported-begin##Steve Gaffney##imported-end##

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