Deion Charles Davis

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Deion Charles Davis, who departed this life peacefully in his sleep on October 19, 2026. Born on April 10, 1972, in Seattle, WA, Deion was a beacon of light and joy to all who knew him. He was the beloved son of Candace Rose Mitchell and Willie Charles Davis, and he carried his mother's and grandmother's love and values throughout his life. Deion's journey was marked by a remarkable blend of creativity and dedication. He was a gifted artist with a passion for music, and he found joy and expression through his creations. His career path led him to various assignments in construction and general labor, where he worked diligently and with great pride. Deion's work ethic and gentle spirit left a lasting impression on all who had the privilege of working alongside him. Family was the cornerstone of Deion’s life. He cherished his role as a father to his daughter, Kneisha Holton-Davis, and loving stepdaughter, Azura Poe. He took pride in their accomplishments and growth. Deion's mother, Candace Rose Mitchell, and stepfather, Vincent Mitchell, provided support and love throughout his life. His family circle extended to include his uncle Thomas Smith and aunt Marilyn Smith, as well as his first cousins Thomas Smith II, Benjamin Smalls, his 2nd cousins and third cousin. He also shared a special bond with his adopted sister, Erlinda Vivao, and treasured the friendship of Betty Denise Poe. Deion was preceded in death by his cherished grandparents, Cantrist and Juanita Smith, and his uncle, Evan Smith. He carried their memory with him and honored their legacy through his actions and kindness. A service to celebrate Deion’s life will be held on November 12, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Cady Cremation and Funeral Home, located at 8418 South 222nd St, Kent, WA 98031. Family, friends, and all whose lives Deion touched are warmly invited to join in honoring his memory. Deion Charles Davis will be remembered for his vibrant spirit, his artistic talents, and his love for his family and friends. His memory will forever be cherished in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.