In Memory of Clinton Davis

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I am proud to share the name of Clint Davis with a brave, kind, dedicated person who lost his life at the Trade Center 10 years ago. May the memories of him remain strong in the minds of all those who love and miss him. I hope I never need to demonstrate the same strengths of character that he did on that fateful day. I doubt if many of us could measure up to all those who, like Clint, lost their lives as heroes.

*** Posted by Clint Davis (really) on 2011-09-14 ***

I,m very upset that you all have the right to decide if clints family and friends gets to read my heart felt thoughts to my first cousin and friend,I spoke the truth about what was in my heart,times weve shared,laughs weve had,im 50 years old with a family I dont think it sould be your choice to judge personal family thoughts.Im looking foward to seeing the thoughts I wrote last,late last night on this site for his family,which I no very well and friends to see,you.all should be more careful in your decisions.Roy hilliard and family.May god bless you.

*** Posted by Roy hilliard and family on 2011-09-12 ***

We live in the same Projects and grew up together, Nickname dd 4th building apartment 8c brother oscar sister rossana...God bless you bro..

*** Posted by Roberto descalzi on 2011-09-11 ***

Today we honored Clinton Davis, Sr., among several others as heroes, at church today. Clinton Jr., you may remember a Deputy stepping out of line at National Police Week in 2002 and giving you a prayer coin. He is our Pastor in Apple Valley, California and we remember your father. You might like to hear his sermon from today titled "Where Was God?" http://www.blog.calvaryav.org/?page_id=26 We will always remember, and we are praying for you and your family.

*** Posted by Sean Morgan on 2011-09-11 ***

Clinton and I were best friends from like 2nd to 3rd grade in P,.S. 20. He and I were always together because we were different. We lost lost touch and one day I saw my BF in Uniform in the World trade and was so proud to see him. We exchanged numbers and talked about how grown his baby sisters were and how I his BF was a mom. Never did I think I would never see him again. I love you Clinton, you will always be in my heart, you and I made a difference letting people know that it was ok to be different in 2nd or 3rd grade.

*** Posted by Cristina Gomez on 2011-05-02 ***

I'm riding, in your memory, America's 9/11 Ride (10th Anniversary) 8-11, for your family and your brother Jerry in Lexington, S.C.... Wish I had had the chance to know you....

*** Posted by Mick Welcher on 2011-01-26 ***

I am from the United Kingdom, and I was in New York on 9/11/2010. I heard your name being read out, one name from a list of thousands. I googled you, and here I am. I also visited Liberty and Ellis Islands that same day. My hair stood on end from dawn to dusk. At Ground Zero, so many lives were lost due to the failings of the few. At Liberty and Ellis Islands, so many lives were just about to begin in the dangerously unknown new world. On 9/11/2010, all nationalities from all over the globe were together in unity, past and present. God bless the United States of America. God bless you, Clinton Davis.

*** Posted by Bernard Ivison on 2010-09-25 ***

Clint words can't express how much your family miss you. You died being a hero,  which most people will never get a chance to do. So as I would say, you were on God's special list. Love always, your cousin Jamison

*** Posted by Jamison Hilliard on 2010-09-11 ***

It's almost that time of year again.... My apologies to all for missing some posts. Thank you all for your support, heart, and time. We will never forget.

*** Posted by Clinton Davis Jr on 2010-09-02 ***

My friend Maike and I were doing some research at school when we stumbled upon a photo of Clinton Davis. Seeing his photo made us feel very sad, and we would like to pay our respects. 

Maike & Rhianon, class 8BN

*** Posted by rhianon graves & maike strichow on 2010-08-23 ***

I was a AV tech who brought AV equipment to both towers. I did so early that day, and I saw Clinton when I was leaving. He could have left when the first plane crashed, as did many, but he as well as his fellow police stayed and did their jobs to save everyone else in the towers—at the cost of their lives. How can we thank Clinton and his fellow officers enough for what they has given us all on 9-11?

*** Posted by Xavier Vaughan on 2010-05-22 ***

I just wanted the Davis family to know that I received a memorial bracelet with Clinton's name on it soon after the attacks. I wear it so people will ask me what it is, and I can tell them that it honors a hero who died on 9-11, so they will be reminded that those attacks really did happen, and we must NEVER forget. Of course, I never knew your loved one, but that bracelet reminds me every day of all who perished that day. I will never forget, and I will forever be humbled by the bravery of Clinton and the other heroes. God bless you all.

*** Posted by Sheila M. Johnson on 2009-07-11 ***

To the Davis family,

I did not know your dad. However, my husband and I began fostering a lab puppy back in March for the Transportation Security Administration. He is training to be a bomb dog at airports. He, too, is training to save lives. Every dog born in the program is named in honor of someone who died on 9/11. Our dog's name is Clinton Davis, but he goes by Davis. I was curious to know what kind of man the real Clinton Davis was, so I looked him up. From what I read Mr. Davis sounded like a valiant and heroic man. I believe that Clinton Davis was the appropriate name for our dog. He is strong, loving, loyal, intelligent, hilarious, and fearless. We are fairly confident that he will pass his training and spend his life making sure we are all safe. I just wanted your family to know that your father is being remembered and honored. I hope our Davis makes you and your family proud.

*** Posted by Jennifer Hunt on 2008-12-05 ***

Miss you, father!

*** Posted by clinton davis jr. on 2008-09-06 ***

To Clinton Davis children, in Austin Texas:
This comes from my son Joel Bourgeois Jr., Clinton Jr. and I are great friends and I remember Clinton davis Sr. I will miss him just as much as his family here in Austin, Texas. You are missed.

*** Posted by Joel Bourgeois Jr. on 2006-09-11 ***

Clinton Davis was my friend, my co-worker and my partner for a number of years.  We went to the police academy together and worked together for the first 8 years on the job.  He was my doubles partner in the NY State Law Enforcement Games and we won medals together in doubles bowling.  He was a great friend, great father to his kids, and he will always be remembered as a true hero!  God Bless you Clint!!

*** Posted by Jeff Cruz on 2004-03-21 ***

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