Robert E. Davis

May 17, 1945 ~ June 6, 2016
NORTH ANDOVER - Robert E. Davis, 71, passed away on June 6, 2016 at his home. He was the husband of Pamela J. (Mercier) Davis with whom he shared 45 years of marriage.
Born in Revere in May 17, 1945, he was the son of the late Elwin and Irma M. (Bowen) Davis. He was raised and educated in Danvers and graduated from Holten High School in 1963. He also attended Boston University. Bob proudly served his country with the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged and earned an expert marksmanship medal. He had worked as an electrical engineer for Lucent Technologies and retired from AT &T. Bob had lived in Danvers prior to spending the past 26 years in North Andover. He enjoyed flying and had a commercial pilot’s license and instructor rating. Bob also was a partner in Audiophonics, where he designed and built high-end speakers.
Besides his wife, Pamela, he is survived by his daughter, Cheryl Davis of N. Andover, his siblings, Wayne Davis of Marblehead, Tracey Price of Haverhill, Jean Donahue of Groveland, James Burns of CA, Edward Burns of Winchendon and Lisa St. Claire of Danvers, several nieces and nephews and a dear friend, Thomas King of NH. He was predeceased by his son, John Davis.
Bob’s service will be held privately. Expressions of sympathy may be made in Bob’s name to The Humane Society of the United States, Dept: Gift Donations, 2100 L Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037.
Bob I still can’t believe you are gone!. Watching the Patriots every Sunday with you at my house will not seem the same! I know you will be there in spirit but you were the only one who yelled at the TV as much as I did!!!! I love you Bob and will miss you very much. Til we meet again someday….I will cheer on the Pat’s for the both of us! Love your baby sister..Tracey
Bobby I miss you, it hasn’t really hit me that your truly gone! All my memories of you are good ones! I hold in my heart how you and I sat and talked on your porch, which seemed like hours. and how you said Wow you in I have something in common, which was working on computers you were so touched by that. and that really touched my heart! or how Cindy and I sat at your kitchen table and you talked about when you were young living in Revere and how coming up you took care of raising chickens. it was so great hearing all the stories. and I never forgot how you were always rebuilding the engine to your GTO. One thing is for sure you were “always” good to me! I love you 🙁
I am simply shocked and in a bit of a daze over hearing this. Sherri, i did not have the chance to meet you Dad, but of all the stories you’ve told me, I know he was a loving caring soul who would do anything for his family. Rest easy and rest well, we’ll keep them safe.
I can’t believe you’re gone, Mr. Davis! You were the coolest dad I’d ever met. I will always remember your big smile whenever I came by to hang out with Sheri. I’m so very, very sorry for your loss, Mrs. Davis and Sheri! I always think of you. My heart goes out to you. Xoxo