Cass Davis

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

Sandy, Joe and family, My sincerest condolences to all. I have many memories of Cass, having been classmates at Frank Allis and LaFollette. We played at each other’s homes, and I remember sitting in your basement with Cass and Kathleen Myhre listening to Cream! We stayed in touch after high school, and I remember running into her on a couple of occasions, and one was at a play or concert. I visited her at the farm, a beautiful home and so much of her in it. She was a gifted artist, and I still see her with a long braid down her back. May you all share wonderful stories of her throughout the coming days.

Cassie, You were so welcoming to my large family when we moved in right next-door to you the summer of 1969. It turned out You And and I were the same age and you told me when I got to Lafollette Hugh School would be known by a student number. I’ve never forgotten that, I felt lost, and that I didn’t have a name. I had to memorize my number. It was like going from a tiny private Catholic school into this big public university, so I loved hanging on your coattails there for a while. You showed me the ropes. I especially remember your dad because he shopped at C & P where I worked starting the day after high school (until I got married and left in December 1974). He was a regular and I had more fun chatting with him as he always brought such a smile in my face. A spark in my day shift. Your mom and your brother and sister were kind to my family as well, and none of us will ever forget you. It sounds like you had a good and interesting life after high school. I always looked for you at class reunions and even wondered if you would be there this year as we celebrate our 55th. But you’re resting❤️‍🩹 in God’s arms-forever and peaceful. May the perpetual light shine up on you forever 🙏🏻✝️

Cassie we were in art class together and I was very fond of you. I'm so sorry we didn't connect after we graduated. I thought of you often. You will be missed. My thoughts and prayers to your family and friends

Cassie, we were childhood neighbors and friends. I remember many hours sitting in that Willow tree chatting and laughing. I often wondered where you were and what you were up to. God has you now. May you rest in peace Cass.