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Joye Davidson

May 28, 1927 ~ January 14, 2022

Joye Davidson, 94, of Mechanicsville, passed from this life Friday, January 14, 2022, at the Rehabilitation Center of Lisbon. Per Joye's wishes, cremation has taken place. A private committal service will take place at a later date at Rose Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsville. Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Mount Vernon, is caring for Joye and her family. Survivors include her children, Barbara Greenfield, Nancy Haesemeyer, Susan (Jim) Vorhies, and Scott (Shauna) Davidson; grandchildren, Lindsay (Alex) Vidal and Jeff Greenfield (Kate); and many nieces, nephews, and extended family members. Joye G. Scott was born May 28, 1927, to Hurley and Gladys (Koppenhaver) Scott. She graduated from Mechanicsville High School in 1945. Joye married Robert 'Bob' Davidson on June 4, 1947, at the United Methodist Church, Mechanicsville. Joye was active in the community, especially with the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 309, Mechanicville Garden Club, and both Couples and Tuesday Bridge Club. Joye was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Red Hat Society, and was a dedicated Resident Advocate and volunteer for Mechanicsville Care Center. Joye and Bob were also very involved with supporting and attending events for the Kirkwood Community College Foundation. The joy of Joye's life was helping her husband tend the farm and caring for her beloved family. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Bob; sister, LaVaughn and husband, Milford Pruess; brother, Roxy and wife Marlene Scott; brother-in-law, Don and wife Jean Davidson; and sons-in-law, Richard Greenfield and Brooks Haesemeyer. Memorials may be directed to the Kirkwood Foundation for the Robert and Joye Davidson Endowed Scholarship for Deserving Students: 6301 Kirkwood Blvd SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 52406. The family would like to extend a grateful thank you to the Rehabilitation Center of Lisbon for their generous and loving care of Joye. Please share your support and memories with Joye's family on her tribute wall at www.stewartbaxter.com under obituaries

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  1. We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services – Mount Vernon

  2. Please accept my sincere sympathies for the loss of your mother. What I remember most about her was that she always seemed to have a smile on her face and was very upbeat. My mother admired her and she was a great friend to our Aunt Rita. I am sure you will miss her greatly. Maureen Spear

  3. Nancy – I want to extend my sympathies to you for the loss of your mother, and although I don’t know the rest of your family I send my sympathies to them also. I was sorry to see her obituary in the paper today.

  4. To the Family of Joye, a beautiful lady that will be missed greatly. I have so very much enjoyed having Joye in my life as a friend and neighbor. We especially enjoyed our Garden Club gatherings, as well as other such activities. No one ever wants to give up such an enjoyable friend, who brought joy to me and many others. I will miss her yearly birthday cards she was so faithful in sending since I have lived in Arizona, deepest sympathy to her family. Sincerely Elaine Ferguson

  5. John and I would like to send our condolences and a big hug to Joyce’s family. I will forever be grateful to Joye for her daughter Susan who has been a dear and wonderful best friend for over 33 years!! I smile as I think of the antics of Joye and her girls and their road trips to AZ, funny cards and times at the farm. You all took such good care of both Bob and Joye and enriched their lives in so many ways. It’s not easy to lose a parent no matter what age. I hope that you will find peace and heal your hearts by celebrating your wonderful family, all your memories and can celebrate your mom together and all she meant to you. 🥰🤗 Brenda & John Orrell

  6. These readings were all things Joye had saved over the years in her funeral planning folder. They obviously struck a chord with her. They are posted here now for you to read any time you choose.


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