Mr. Robert Lamar Davis, 67 of Fidler Lane, Bowdon passed away March 30, 2010. Mr. Davis was born on December 29, 1942 in Catoosa County, Georgia the son of the late Robert Forest Davis and Betty Jean Hartwell Davis. A retired truck driver of McLendon Trucking Company with twenty-eight years of service. In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by a daughter, Pamela J. Horsley and a grandson, Steven Davis. He is survived by his wife, Nancy Davis of Bowdon; children Jeffrey D. Davis, Edward L. Davis and Katherine Davis all of Bowdon and Christy Davis of Tallapoosa; sisters, Sandra Davis and Linda Davis both of Florida; brothers, Doug Davis of Luthersville and Andy Davis of Griffin; sisters in law, Rachel McQurter of Roopville and Marilyn Young of Newnan; grandchildren, Matthew Davis, Austin Davis, Michael & Jessica Horsley, Jeffrey D. & Crystal Davis, Jr and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Services will be conducted Saturday, April 3, 2010 at 4 pm from The Chapel of Hightower Funeral Home in Bremen with Reverend Buddy Gentry officiating. Michael Davis, Jeffrey Davis, Michael Henderson and Michael Boswell will serve as pallbearers. Interment will follow in Waco Cemetery. "You're Going To Heaven Dad" Tears stream down my face, though I refuse to wipe my eyes, even me being in this place, can't compare to what I'm feeling inside. You're Going To Heaven Dad, but I wish to God you didn't have to go, it's made me so sad, beyond anything I'll ever know. Who am I to question our Lord, for taking the ones HE created, my daddy I'll always adore, I just wish God could have waited. You're Going To Heaven Dad, I should be happy but I'm not, I'm going to miss you so bad, cause you're all that I've got. I feel this in my heart, that this isn't the ending, even when we're world's apart, for you it's the beginning. You're Going To Heaven Dad, it's something we must accept, I'm sure God is glad, to bring you home to Himself. I'll think of every angle, but I'll never be mad, cause you'll be flying amongst the angels, You're Going To Heaven Dad …May God Bless you always, we won't ever forget you – Robert Lamar Davis