Billie C. Davis

billie davis
Davis, Billie C. a 30 year resident of Torrance passed away on Wednesday, November 19, 2003 in Hawthorne. Born in Calvert, Texas on February 13, 1936, Billie was 67. Billie had served in the Air Force during Vietnam. He was an Engineering Technician for over 22 years and had worked for Northrop Corporation. He is survived by his beloved wife Saida Davis of Torrance; sons Billie Davis, Larry Jones and Khalid Davis; daughter Mina Green; mother Aletha Davis; brothers Michael Gibson and Louis Gibson; sisters Aletha Gibson, Sandra Gibson, Pauline Gibson and Kara Brown; along with grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held Monday, Dec.1, 2003 at 11:00 AM at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, PCH & Avenue D in Redondo Beach. Burial with Military Honors will follow with procession to Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside, CA. A reception will follow the interment at White and Day Mortuary in Redondo Beach from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

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  1. B.C. was a great friend and co-worker.He was very generous and always a team player. I will miss our daily talks and his advice on things in general..In 28 years at Northrop I have never met anyone like B.C..One last time..”GO COWBOYS”..love your friend Bill.

  2. B.C. was my mentor. He took me under his wing and helped me to learn the ropes when I first came into this department 10 years ago. He is the type of person that we all loved. He only had kind words to say about anyone.I am going to miss my friend terribly, and miss his awnry little ways. God Bless all of his friends and relatives during this time, you are in my heart.

  3. I have know BC since our time together in Saudi Arabia. The thing I will remember most about BC is his smile! No matter what was going on, even if he was upset with you, he would greet you with a smile. He will be smiling down on us from heaven.

  4. I never saw BC without a smile or generous and friendly greeting. He recognized our team as a group of very hardworking individuals — focused on the same goals. He clearly found the secret of balancing work and enjoyment of life and friends. Though I knew him for just a short time — I feel that we were friends for a very long time. I will miss him for many reasons — but most of all — because he was a gentleman and a very kind human being. God Bless You BC — my friend.

  5. May the grace of God comfort and keep you during your time of grief. We bless God for the legacy of this wonderful man and co-worker.

  6. B.C. and I met in the late 70\’s. He was so full of life. And boy could he cook! Louisiana Gumbo.. I remember our times in Saudi Arabia. Such wonderful memories. I have so many gifts from him from those days in Saudi. (Music! That man had a collection of music) It\’s funny how you reflect back once someone is gone. B.C. was a giver. He always gave more than he took. I will miss you my friend. Junior, that\’s the name he called me all the time. Mitchell Caldwell

  7. BC, I\’ll miss talking about our team, the Cowboys, and back home with you. Our prayers will be with your family. You will be missed.

  8. B.C.\’s smile was so warm, and his kindness was really genuine. I miss you B.C. You were the best.

  9. My condolences to his family on your loss. He will be missed. God Bless. Love,JR. P.S. Thank you Pops for everything you done for me.Junior

  10. Dear Dad we never got a chance to play catch or go watch a good football game nor did we got a chance to have a man to man talk about girls but I carry your name and so do my son and we will carry your name 4 ever love you always Billie Jr.

  11. B.C. was a very special individual and loved by all! I will miss the Good Morning Miss Gale that he would say to me on a daily basis. God Bless you B.C. I know that you are now taking care of Kyle & Eddie once again….love ya

  12. BC was a very special and dear friend. I will always remember the great times we shared together. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

  13. BC and I worked together for over ten years and were good friends from the very beginning. He was a wonderful man with a Heart of Gold. BC was the kind of friend that anyone would be Lucky to have, I know I was. I will miss him. My Deepest Sympathies to all of his Family and Friends.

  14. It was such a pleasure working around BC. His positive attitude and loving disposition made people happy. It seemed like he lived his life to the fullest and enjoyed every moment. My prayers and thoughts are with his family. I know he\’s being taken care of. God Bless.

  15. To a loving brother like no other. Who always knew what to say and when to say it. He always would keep a smile on your face no matter what. Now that you are in a better place, you can watch over the family always and forever. I love you very much. -Sandra

  16. Uncle Bill, We haven\’t seen you much in our life times, but you were greatly loved by all. We will cherish the memories that we have of you and will hold them in our hearts always. Love Always, Aisha, Ashley, Michael, and Kara (Lisa)

  17. B.C., in the 29 years of working at Northrop I have never met a genuine, kinder and more sincere man than you. I will miss you my friend. Northrop will not be the same without you there. To the family, may God keep you in his presence at this time of you loss.


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