Datrick DeTroy "Troy" Davis

November 5, 1985 - August 30, 2017

Datrick DeTroy “Troy” aka “Mr. McDonalds” Davis entered into his eternal rest on Wednesday August 30, 2017 at Richland Memorial Hospital. He was born November 4, 1985 to Dale Levitate Davis and John Edwards Greene. Datrick attended Crestwood High School where his natural gift of music and love of people shined, He was a member of the Crestwood Show Choir and Chorus; one of the original Crestwood Steppers; member of the FFA Club, and member of the Student Council. Datrick was a proud member of the gospel group “Purpose Driven” After graduating from high school in 2004 , he attended the University of South Carolina with a major in business. Datrick graduated from the Hamburger University in Chicago, ILL. He entered the fast food business at the age of 16, working at McDonald’s rising to general manager of the Irmo location until his health declined. Datrick attended the Congruity Presbyterian Church (USA) from an early age. He was a member of the Youth Choir and also assisted other choirs in the church as needed. Datrick was a committed member of the “Voices for Christ”. He was preceded in death by his: maternal grandparents, Bessie L. Davis and David Franklin; great grandmother Ada Davis; paternal grandparents: Jim and Albertha Greene. Datrick leaves to cherish precious memories: his parents Dale L. Davis and John E. (Carol) Greene, all of Sumter; three sisters: Keosha D. Davis, Gable, SC, LaRhonda Epps and Angelica Greene both of Charlotte, NC; one brother Antwan S. Davis, Gable, SC; eight aunts: Hermeione Davis, Gable, SC, Wendy Franklin, Sylinda (Raymond) Johnson, Belinda (Keith) Hope, Sharon McFadden, Alcolu, SC, Betty (Albertis) Tomlin, Linda Greene, Roberta Greene, all from Sumter, SC, Gladys (Lindsey) Wilson, Baltimore, Md.; seven uncles: John (Beverly) Davis, Carlisle Greene, Lawrence Greene, Earl (Elouise) Greene, Warren Simon, Sumter,SC, Jimmy Greene, Gable, SC, Wayne (Juanita) McFadden, Alcolu, SC; god grandmother, Evelyn (Henry) McFadden, Sumter, SC; godmother, Shelia Kennedy, Sumter, SC; and a host of dear relatives and friends.