Sandra Kay Davis

Sandra Kay Davis, 78, was born in Fort Worth, Texas on November 20th,1943 to Harold Brooks Flory and Maudine Garrett Flory. She is survived by sons Jack Scott Davis and wife Colleen; Paul Gentry Davis; Richard Nathan Davis and wife Angie; grandchildren Shelby Nicole Madrid and husband Paul Madrid; Sean Gentry Davis; great granddaughter Milani Ivy Madrid; sisters May Nell Hill and Lynn Willborn; and numerous nephews, nieces, and cousins. She is preceded in death by her parents and brothers Lon Flory and Jack Flory. Throughout her life, Sandra had a servant’s heart! While her sons were school aged, she actively participated in their education. She served in the North East Independent School District’s Parent Teacher Association which entailed serving 41 local units within the District. Within her own school, she served as President, Delegate/Voting Delegate as well as holding various officer positions. She received numerous Certificates of Appreciation, awards, and recognitions from Superintendents, Associate Superintendents, Principals and parents for her activities and coordination of events focused on enhancing children’s education and parent involvement. In addition to all these accolades, she was honored to be named Human Relations Friend of Education for the district as well as receiving the honor of being named National Life Member. A high point of her career was in 1981 when she received a letter from Roger Staubach for her service as the Honorary Membership Chairman of the PTA! Sandra was an avid gardener and had quite a green thumb! She especially loved her Esperanza plants and the roses she grew in her yard. She usually started her day with a cup of coffee, would read the morning newspaper from front to back and then proceed to working crossword puzzles. A life well lived, her many family members, friends and neighbors will greatly miss her! A memorial service for Sandra will be celebrated at 11:00 AM on Saturday, August 27, 2022 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel. All services will end at the conclusion of the memorial service on Saturday afternoon.