Davis, Aubrey Winnifrid-83 of Eastern Passage NS, Passed away on December 20th,2023, at The Dartmouth General Hospital 5th Floor Palliative Care Unit.

Born In Ardoise NS on February 8th,1940. He was the son of the Late William "Bill" Davis and Mabel (McDonough) Davis.

Aubrey was best for his stories & tall tales he told over the years, that he would gladly share with his family and friends. He loved to share jokes and always enjoyed making people laugh.

Aubrey is survived by his partner of almost 38 years Irene Anderson.

Aubrey is also survived by his sons, Brian (Christa) Davis, Timothy Davis, David (Debby) Davis. Grandchildren Matthew (Amber) Davis, Spencer (Kiara) Davis, Olivia MacDonald-Davis, Chelsa (Brandon) Maclean. Great Grandchildren (Paisley) daughter of Spencer Davis, (Harvey& Briar) Son and Daughter of Chelsa MacLean.

Stepdaughter Penny (Bruce) White and Grandchildren Natalie and Ryan.

Stepdaughter Charmaine Brooking and Grandchildren Lacey and Joshua.

Stepdaughter Heather (Casey Burns) Daughter of Irene Anderson.

And always his Beloved Cat "Cuddles"

Besides his parents Aubrey is predeceased by his wife Audrey (Dalrymple) Davis, brother Clarence Davis and Sisters Eva Mae Millett and Margaret (Fred) Mosher.

Cremation has taken place, there will be a Celebration of life at the J.W. Allen funeral home in Kennetcook NS on Friday January the 12th from 9am to 11am and from 11am to 12pm refreshments will be provided to family and friends.

There will be a private family burial in the East Gore Cemetery at a later date.

Donations in memory of Aubrey can be made to Bide Awhile Animal Shelter or Feed Nova Scotia.

The family would like to send out a special thanks to the Doctors and Nurses in 5 West Palliative Care unit for the care and dignity they showed Aubrey. It will never be forgotten.

Arrangements have been entrusted to the compassionate care of the JW Allen Funeral Home, Hwy 215 Summerville (Phone 902-633-2431). Please visit their website at allenfh.ca if you wish to sign the guest book and/or send private condolences.