Devon Davis

Devon Thomas Davis was born August 26, 1993 to Donald and Christy Davis (Burk) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He passed away suddenly on July 21, 2025.

As a child Devon attended Keystone Elementary School. He then attended Mannford High School where he quickly became known as a notorious class clown and met the love of his life Rachel McDonald. Devon was a devoted athlete, playing basketball, baseball, and weightlifting. He followed high school with his prerequisites at TCC. He then attended Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology and graduated in 2018 with an associate in applied science in high voltage line technician. He then pursued a career in the industry becoming an apprentice lineman in 2019.

On June 1st, 2017 Devon was united in marriage to his high school sweetheart Rachel. They were married in the Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. Together they built a beautiful life in Sand Springs, Oklahoma.

Devon took great pride in his work at the Public Service Company of Oklahoma where he achieved the level of journeyman lineman. He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union #1002. When he wasn’t working, Devon enjoyed spending time with family and friends, attending concerts, playing video games, watching anime and playing guitar. Devon was an accomplished guitarist and vocalist, attending voice lessons at Curtis Music Academy. Devon and Rachel took great pleasure in traveling and being in nature. They visited many national parks including Rocky Mountain, The Everglades, Bryce Canyon, Great Smokey Mountains and Zion.

Devon was preceded in death by his mother Christy Davis, his paternal grandfather Donald Davis SR and his maternal grandmother Gladys Burk.

Survivors include his wife Rachel Davis of the home; his father Donald Davis of Sand Springs; his sister Courtney Fife and husband Marshall of Broken Arrow; his nephews Rowan, Leo, Finnick and niece Delilah to sister in law Rebecca Sherwood and husband Landon of Sapulpa; his father-in-law Gary McDonald; his mother-in-law Christy White and husband Chris; his grandmother Daina Davis of Kellyville; his brother at heart Mitchell Martin and wife Kayla and their children Odin and Broxin; his aunts and uncles; his cousins; and many friends.

Funeral services will be held at 2:00 pm at Crosspoint Church at 4600 S 129th W Ave in Sand Springs with Pastor Luke Crain. Services are under the direction of Dillon Funeral Service, and condolences may be shared at www.dilloncares.com.