Jeramie Tremaine Davis

04/11/1987 - 11/26/2020

Obituary For Jeramie Tremaine Davis

Jeramie Tremaine Davis was born in Columbus, GA on April 11, 1987 to Rhonda Brooks and Robert Davis. He entered into eternal rest on Thursday, November 26, 2020.

A funeral service will be 12 noon EST, Saturday December 5, 2020 in the C.T. Chapel of Taylor Funeral Home, Pastor Charlie Sanders, officiating. Interment to follow in Mt. Olive Church cemetery Ft. Mitchell, AL. Visitation is Friday, December 4, 2020 from 1-5 p.m. EST.

Jeramie was educated in the Muscogee County School District, where he attended Carver High School. He was most recently employed with Walmart in Phenix City, AL. Jeramie’s personal relationship with God led him to be baptized at the Liberty Hill Missionary Baptist Church in 2010.

Jeramie was always fun to be around. He was the life of the party, and always kept everyone around him laughing. Basketball and Football were his favorite sports, with the Lakers and the 49er’s being his top teams. His first love was always his family. Niana, Aniya, and Camryn were true treasures in his heart. He will forever be remembered for ending conversations with the words “Love you”.

He leaves to cherish his memory, three adoring children, Niana Davis, Aniya Davis, Camryn Davis all of Columbus, GA; a loving companion Chavii Boddy of Columbus, GA; devoted parents, Rhonda (Darryl) Brooks of Phenix City, AL and Robert (Qubedine) Davis of Ft. Mitchell, AL; grandparents, Barbara Williams of Columbus, GA and Betty Davis of Phenix City, AL; two sisters, Havannah Davis and Nicole Miller both of Ft. Mitchell, AL; one brother, Sakilye Poole of Montgomery, AL; four uncles, Jeffery (Yolanda) Williams of Seale, AL, Kevin Williams of Columbus, GA, Jerome (Mona) Davis of Atlanta, GA, and Benjamin Davis of Phenix City, AL; five aunts, Sonya Williams of Columbus, GA, Debra (Tony) Orr of Huntsville, AL, Gloria Davis, Johnnie Mae (Bryan) Phillips and Patricia Davis all of Phenix City, AL; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, stepfamily, other relatives and friends. Those who knew Jeramie, even just a little, lost a shining light in their lives.