Wilbur Allen "Bud" Davis

 Wilbur Allen “Bud” Davis passed from this life and went to be with our Lord on Tuesday morning, July 14, 2026. He was 74 years old. Bud was a simple man born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida. He was one of seven siblings and was the middle child.  

Bud was a hardworking man in construction and took great pride in everything he set his hands on while providing for his family. As well, he owned a small rescreen business where he worked honestly, with integrity and great example before moving to Bell with his wife and three daughters in 1990.  

A man of the outdoors, Bud found immense joy in God’s creation and loved being out and about in nature. Most especially being on the water fishing and boating. His favorite times were spent enjoying life with his loving family creating unsurpassed memories. He delighted in watching his grandchildren and great grandchildren grow and nothing brought him more happiness than a house full of family, making memories and listening to the sound of his loved ones. 

Bud is survived by his loving wife, Deborah Hursch Davis of 49 years and his three beautiful daughters, Shanann (Billy) Cannon, Shawna (Gabe) Martin, and Kimberly Kinsey (Mike Rose). He is also survived by his eight grandchildren, Mitchell, Meagan (Rob), Brooks (Summer), Kendal, Kamryn, Jarrett (Courtney), Sydnie (Tim) and Danika. As well, his eight great grandchildren Caiden, Addison, Talon, Millie, Stevie, Donnie, Krew and Jax.  

Bud is further survived by a loving sister-in-law and two brothers-in-law, Sandy and John Wilkinson of Okeechobee and Jeff Hursch of Maine and a bunch of nieces and nephews who loved him dearly. His two brothers, John Davis of West Palm Beach and Jessie (Diana) Davis of Bell, and his two sisters Marie (Bob) Wiley of Alachua and Linda Davis of Ocala.  

Bud was preceded in death by his parents, John and Wanda Davis of Bell and his two sisters, Carol Davis Vickers and Suzanna Davis. 

Bud was truly a special man, will never be forgotten and there will always be a void in our hearts no one can fill. Rest in Peace our Prince. You were the best of the best and we love you so much!