Lori Ann Davis

I knew Lori years ago when she played ball in Mt. Horeb and got reacquainted with her when she started working at DOR. She was a very sweet and caring person. I'm so sorry for your loss. Janet Schlimgen White

So sorry for your loss, Deepest sympathy to Lori's family. Steve and Donna Handel

My sincere condolences to Lori's family. I was in several high school classes with her, as well as track, and a class at UW. She was such a positive person, indeed a joy to be around. She was kind and intelligent. I feel blessed to have known her. She will be dearly missed.

All of our memories of Lori are fond memories. A dedicated wife, dedicate to family and dedicated to life. As our daughter-in- law, she always made us feel special. She was, and always will be, part of our family. Lori and Brian were inseparable and we will always cherish the times they shared with us: to Lori's big one that got away in the Gulf , vowing to land it someday; to sailing; to fishing; to fall dinner cruises; to venturing the caves; to quiet dinners, pleasant conversation, laughs, and watching the wildlife. With tears in our eyes, heavy hearts and our departing two-word exchanges over the years, “love you” Mom and Dad Davis

Lori could not have had better people at her side. Tess who was there for her sister to the end. Tom, a loving father who gave support to Brian. And Brian, a caring husband who never gave up, providing for and sharing his love for Lori. Our deepest condolences to three very remarkable people.