Harvey Lee Davis Jr. was born in New York, NY on May 5, 1952, to the late Harvey Lee Davis
and Ethel Davis. He was affectionately known as “Poop” to his family and close friends. As a
young man he would often be found playing basketball and going for bike rides across the
Brooklyn Bridge.
Harvey attended Stony Brook College in Stony Brook, NY and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in
Education. For many years Harvey taught at a specialized school in New York, NY. He was
loved and well respected by all of the students that he worked with.
Harvey loved music. He had an extensive music collection. Harvey would often be found singing
and was known for his melodic voice as he led songs for his church choir. He also loved to
dance. His favorite dance was The Hustle.
Along with Harvey’s talented musical ability, he was exceptional with working with his hands.
Harvey was a skilled woodworker. He crafted toys out of wood for his children and
grandchildren. He served as a Building Superintendent for over 20 years where he was loved by
his landlords and neighbors. Harvey was also known for helping one of his close friends with
major home rehabilitation projects throughout Baltimore, Maryland.
Harvey was preceded in death by his mother Ethel Davis, his father Harvey Lee Davis, one
brother Garland Davis; one sister Charlene Davis; and one niece Crystal Davis. He leaves to
celebrate his life and to cherish many loving memories his daughter Kissena Wright; his son
Christopher Davis; one granddaughter Chavree Donovan; one grandson Trevon Brooks; two
brothers Donald and Gilma Davis; one sister Phyllis Davis; three nieces Shoneca, Kimberly and
Donique; two nephews Afred and Thomas; and a host of many other extended family members
and friends.
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Harvey Lee Davis Jr. was born in New York, NY on May 5, 1952, to the late Harvey Lee Davis
and Ethel Davis. He was affectionately known as “Poop” to his family and close friends. As a
young man he would often be found playing basketball and going for bike rides across the
Brooklyn Bridge.
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