Tammy Beatrice Davis

September 8, 1961 - December 27, 2019

Tammy Beatrice (Barkley) Davis, 58, went home to be with her Lord on December 27, 2019. She was born to John and Myrtle Barkley of Portsmouth, VA on September 8, 1961.

Left to cherish her memory are her two loving children, Dexter Ryan Davis and Casey Nicole Davis.

Tammy spent 35 years as a title examiner where she was known best for her hard work and a smile so bright that she could light up any room. Tammy was a dedicated mother who adored Ryan and Casey but she also adopted children around the world.

A celebration of life will take place on Saturday, January 4, 2020 at 6pm at 1825 Roves Lane in Virginia Beach. Donations can be made HERE to help the family.

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Carol Newton posted on 1/11/20

Love to all of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Carol Newton posted on 1/11/20

So sorry for your loss Our thoughts and prayers with the family.

CHERYL k HEINZ posted on 1/4/20

Thoughts and Prayers to the Family

Sharon Holmquist posted on 1/3/20

So very sorry, Prayers and peace for you all.

Sharon Holmquist posted on 1/3/20

So very sorry, peace and prayers.

Alyssia posted on 1/3/20

Ms Tammy was the sweetest person you could ever meet with a heart of gold. I met her in 2018 at the gift shop. She would get me to braid her hair down for her and she would dance with me at work all day! A good soul gone too soon! Lets not forget her coming to my show for Labor Day Fest, she made me feel like a celebrity! Im gonna miss you sweet lady! I love you and Casey!

Debra Lane posted on 1/3/20

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