Marvin Edward Davis was the first child born to Marvin and Edna (Ramsey) Davis on Aug 20, 1936 in San Antonio, Texas.
Marvin attended and was a product of Phillis Wheatley High School class of 1956. He then attended St. Philips College where he studied electronics. Marvin also held certifications for appliance and refrigeration from National Radio Institute (NRI)
He was employed by City Public Service. He began working for City Public Service as a porter. He was later promoted to meter reader and advanced to positions as field service representative (collector), residential sales and planning representative, supervisor of coffee shops and retiring after 38 plus years as Director Of Food Services.
Marvin enjoyed and looked forward to riding his tractor and working on his farm outside of Seguin where he raised cattle, built fences and gardened until his health prevented him from continuing to do so. He loved to hunt, was an avid fisherman, enjoyed traveling as well as a good game of dominoes and poker. Marvin was also previously a member of the Alamo Wing (Air Force Reserve). He was a former board member of the Alamo Branch YMCA, the San Antonio Restaurant Association and the Society of Food Service Managers.
Marvin has been a faithful member of Friendship Baptist Church, where he had served as an usher, a deacon, chairman of trustees and also chaired and served on various committees.    
Marvin was previously joined in marriage to Pearlie Richardson. To this union a son, Edward and a daughter, Vanessa were born. Vanessa preceded Marvin in death.
On Oct 20, 1958 he was joined in marriage to the late Earline Bateman. To this union a son Marlon, and daughter Pamila were born.
Marvin was preceded in death by his parents; Marvin Davis and Edna Ramsey Davis, eldest daughter Vanessa and wife Earlene Bateman Davis. He leaves to cherish his memory, his sons: Edward Wayne Davis (Mihaela) and Marlon Quinn Davis (Katrina) and daughter: Pamila Genene Davis of San Antonio, Texas, his sister: Beverly Davis Linton, 11 grandchildren: Shawana, Kenisha, Christopher, Charles, Jason, Keyara, Alisia, Carolyn, Marlon (Quinn), Marvin (MJ), & Nicolas, nieces: Angela Wilcox, Deborah Calliste, Vonita Wilcox and Tara, nephew: Thomas Wilcox, 21 great grandchildren, and a host of extended family and friends.





Wishing you peace and healing energy during this time of loss.
I met Mr. Davis in December and for the short time I knew him, it was a pleasure and a blessing.
He hired me to list his property and there were many times when I stopped by his home to get documents signed or speak with him, we got to know each other a little better, I enjoyed the conversations. I appreciate the person he was and I appreciate the entire family in whom I had the pleasure to meet, for they were a blessing as well. The last time I saw Mr. Davis, he came by my home and dropped off some BBQ ribs and sausage, this was about a week before his departure. As he walked back to his truck he turned around and said, you’re not my realtor, you’re my friend. We pray that the Lord will comfort the family in knowing that Mr. Davis faith was solid and his hope goes beyond the grave. Timothy
Continued Prayers for the entire family.. RIP Sir
You are sorely missed and deeply loved. Take your rest knowing you left a great legacy behind. You touched so many through your kindness, mentorship and generosity. The lessons shared and love shown was not in vain. As I apply the lessons to my life, I hope to continue to make you proud. Although my heart is hurting, I know you lived a full life and you’re with our heavenly Father. The memories made will remain etched in our hearts and minds forever.
I love you papaw,
Your oldest granddaughter, Shawana